Movie Reviews - The New American

“Hurt Locker” Hit by Flak Before Oscars

If you have not yet had the opportunity to watch Mark Boal’s Hurt Locker, you are depriving yourself of a powerful cinematic experience....

Raven Clabough March 4, 2010

My Son John Finally Seen by America Again

Bruce Walker February 23, 2010

Turner Movie Classics on February 27th showed its viewers My Son John, a 1952 film that Robert Osborne advised his audience had been...

Shutter Island Movie Review

Raven Clabough February 22, 2010

Paramount’s decision to delay the release of Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island only increased the anticipation for the film’s February 12th debut. Evidently, it...

Wolfman Legend Comes to Life on Screen

Raven Clabough February 14, 2010

“Even a man who is pure in heart and says his prayers by night, may become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms and...

“Dear John” the Movie

Raven Clabough February 7, 2010

Nicholas Sparks’ 2006 novel Dear John came to life on the big screen February 5, drawing throngs of females to the theaters. ...

Edge of Darkness

Raven Clabough February 1, 2010

Hell hath no fury like that of a father scorned! At least that is one premise of Mel Gibson’s newest movie Edge of...

“Original Intent” Documentary Affirms Freedom

Patrick Krey January 26, 2010

Filmmaker James Jaeger’s 2006 documentary Fiat Empire (available in its entirety free online) was an educational and informative film that accurately summed up...

Movie Review: The Book of Eli

Raven Clabough January 25, 2010

Strewn with Christian themes of protecting God’s word from attack and from manipulation at the hands of “Big Brother,” The Book of Eli...

“Maafa 21” Exposes Black Genocide

Rebecca Terrell January 8, 2010

The documentary Maafa 21: Black Genocide in 21st Century America is an explosive exposé of the racist eugenics agenda of the abortion industry...

Avatar: A Visually Stunning and Perfect Historical Allegory

Thomas R. Eddlem December 21, 2009

“You are not in Kansas anymore,” the main antagonist Colonel Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) growls out at the beginning of the movie Avatar,...

“Invictus” Means Invincible, Like Hollywood Myths

Thomas R. Eddlem December 14, 2009

“Remember this day, boys,” the white soccer coach tells his players on the field as he watches the new President of South Africa...

“The Mysterious Islands” Challenges Darwin

Dinah Seppi December 2, 2009

A recently released documentary challenges Charles Darwin on “Ground Zero” of evolution: the Galapagos Islands. Led by Vision Forum founder Doug Phillips, the...