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New movies to stream this week: 'Roe v. Wade,' 'Every Breath You Take' and more Michael O'Sullivan, The Washington Post April 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8John Schneider, left, and Jon Voight play Supreme Court justices in "Roe v. Wade."Quiver DistributionShow MoreShow Less 2of8Matt Smith in "Mapplethorpe: The Director's Cut."Samuel Goldwyn FilmsShow MoreShow Less 3of8 6of8 7of8A scene aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship in the documentary "The Last Cruise."HBOShow MoreShow Less 8of8 Arriving amid controversy and with a chip on its shoulder, the drama "Roe v. Wade" lands on premium video-on-demand services after premiering at February's Conservative Political Action Conference. Billed as the true story of the landmark 1973 Supreme Court case affirming the right to safe and legal abortion, the film was produced, co-written and co-directed by Nick Loeb, who also plays the film's main character: Bernard Nathanson, best known as the co-founder of the National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws (now NARAL Pro-Choice America) and an abortion provider who renounced his practice to become a prominent opponent of the procedure. (The real-life Nathanson narrated the infamous 1984 antiabortion documentary "The Silent Scream.") Loeb, for his part, is less known for his acting than for being Sofia Vergara's ex-husband, who recently lost on appeal his custody lawsuit over frozen embryos he and the actress created while married. Loeb's performance in "Roe" is not what anyone will be talking about after watching this polemic abortion narrative - one that centers on a man (ironically, given its subject matter). Those who have already made up their minds in favor of abortion rights are unlikely to be swayed by the film's arguments against them, but persuasion seems hardly the point. Mostly, the movie plays like catnip to confirmed abortion opponents, and in addition to some brief, shockingly graphic images - it includes performances by Donald Trump-supporting actors Jon Voight, John Schneider and Stacey Dash - along with a bizarrely unshaven Corbin Bernsen as Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun, who wrote the majority opinion in "Roe." Viewers on the left may come looking for unintended comedy in cameos by Tomi Lahren (as Blackmun's daughter) and Milo Yiannopoulos (as a doctor who teaches Nathanson a timesaving abortion technique), but these blink-and-you'll-miss-them performances are less deliciously overripe than simply dull. PG-13. Available on demand via Amazon, iTunes, Google Play and cable/satellite. Contains mature thematic elements and some bloody and disturbing images. 112 minutes.
Skip to main content Now that's room service: What it's like to check into a hotel just for dinner Tom Sietsema, The Washington Post Feb. 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Executive chef Patrick Curran in one of the repurposed guest rooms.Photo for The Washington Post by Deb LindseyShow MoreShow Less 2of3Halibut atop purple potatoes, preserved lemon and fennel.Photo for The Washington Post by Deb LindseyShow MoreShow Less 3of3 WASHINGTON - In the olden days - you know, before 2020 - chefs were judged primarily on what they put on a plate. Now, safety-conscious diners are just as invested in where the food is served. Since the pandemic, I've eaten in parking lots, greenhouses, tents, restaurants whose roofs can retract and streets converted into alfresco dining rooms. But it wasn't until January that I checked into a hotel with the sole aim of eating dinner in a guest room whose bed was removed to make way for a table and chairs.
ticket only. the place where citizens are observed unrated translates to integrity square it's in this round loss office that points are added up or taken away those who visit may not know their ranking but they need a certificate of their status to buy a flat or register at a school in wrong. the state council wants to make life difficult for those who misbehave. could this social experiment be expanded to all one point four billion chinese thanks to artificial intelligence and data harvesting near total surveillance is now possible at this cross walk in beijing those who disobeyed the traffic light i shamed on a large screen. i don't know where this data goes if it's not used for commercial purposes but only by the police and it's ok. so where is china heading maybe this man can tell us here donald trump is speaking
year 12 districts of pan am will offer young man and woman to be trained in the art of survival and prepared to fight until the death. >> she has excellent skills with a bow and arrow and kills her way to victory. this film is rated pg-13 and bullies was rated r and now going unrated. what does it say about american culture when hunger games is the hottest thing going? >> tom starks is a host and author of dispatches from bitter america. >> it is good to have you here. [applause] >> big research. and it was seemingly a sense in which you found hollywood
year 12 districts of pan am will offer young man and woman to be trained in the art of survival and prepared to fight until the death. >> she has excellent skills with a bow and arrow and kills her way to victory. this film is rated pg-13 and bullies was rated r and now going unrated. what does it say about american culture when hunger games is the hottest thing going? >> tom starks is a host and author of dispatches from bitter america. >> it is good to have you here. [applause] >> big research. and it was seemingly a sense in which you found hollywood
year, they will offer a tribute one young man and woman between the ages of 12 and 18 to be trained in the art of survival and to be prepared to fight to the death. >> the heroin was did had excellent skills with the bow and arrow and kills her way to victory. and this film is rated pg-13. it was originally r and "bully" is going unrated. the what does it say about the culture when hunger games is the biggest thing going. the author of a brand new book called "dispatches from bitter america" (applause) >> good to have you here. when you did your research for the book, there was seemingly a real sense in which you found that hollywood has a disconnect with so much of america. what's going on? >> well, they have a total
year 12 districts of pan am will offer young man and woman to be trained in the art of survival and prepared to fight until the death. >> she has excellent skills with a bow and arrow and kills her way to victory. this film is rated pg-13 and bullies was rated r and now going unrated. what does it say about american culture when hunger games is the hottest thing going? >> tom starks is a host and author of dispatches from bitter america. >> it is good to have you here. [applause] >> big research. and it was seemingly a sense in which you found hollywood