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James Bowman

James Bowman, our movie and culture critic, is a resident scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Center. He is the author of Honor: A History and Media Madness: The Corruption of Our Political Culture, both published by Encounter Books.
by | Mar 29, 2011

Anthony Tommasini, music critic of the New York Times, greeted the New Year by ranking, in order, the top 10…

by | Mar 23, 2011

That the second iteration of True Grit has recently proved to be such a hit, even winning an Academy Award…

by | Mar 17, 2011

It’s still only March, but I don’t hope to see a better movie this year than Xavier Beauvois’s Of Gods…

by | Mar 14, 2011

What I take to be the bottom line of Cedar Rapids, directed by Miguel Arteta (Chuck and Buck, The Good…

by | Mar 1, 2011

How astonishing to me is the amount of attention given — worldwide and not just in America — to the…

by | Feb 24, 2011

ANOTHER MONTH, ANOTHER media hurricane of “controversy” in “the arts.” Forgive my use of quotation marks in the previous sentence,…

by | Feb 21, 2011

Perhaps the most significant moment of Mike Leigh’s Another Year comes near the beginning when we see the great Imelda…

by | Feb 16, 2011

One line which people are likely to remember from the otherwise pretty forgettable No Strings Attached, directed by Ivan Reitman…

by | Feb 4, 2011

Although I very much enjoyed Tom Hooper’s sepia-tinted return to the 1930s, The King’s Speech, I was also conscious throughout…

by | Feb 3, 2011

One scene from the 1969 version of True Grit, directed by the journeyman Henry Hathaway, that doesn’t appear in the…

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