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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 | Oct 25, 2005

As is often the case, the best bit of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang is in the preview. A man on…

by | Oct 19, 2005

That I liked Rodrigo Garcia’s Nine Lives I’m not afraid to admit, I think, even though it is a bit…

by | Oct 12, 2005

Why I should have expected anything other than an exercise in media triumphalism from Good Night and Good Luck, I…

by | Oct 10, 2005

Like so much else, the servant who is wiser than his master goes back to Cervantes. Sancho Panza is to…

by | Oct 6, 2005

Here’s the question which, if you’re going to make a film for a Western audience about jihadist suicide bombers, you…

by | Oct 3, 2005

Opening the other week were not one but two films by foreigners seeking to explain America’s “culture of violence.” One,…

by | Sep 30, 2005

Now that they are over, we can ask what were the anti-war demonstrations in Washington last weekend for? Though the…

by | Sep 29, 2005

The best line in A History of Violence comes when William Hurt, playing a sinister mafia boss, berates a hapless…

by | Sep 21, 2005

The German Marxist critic, Theodor Adorno, was once famous for having remarked that, after Auschwitz, poetry was impossible, though that…

by | Sep 16, 2005

The tell-tale moment in An Unfinished Life, Lasse Hallstrom’s latest essay in liberal uplift, comes when Robert Redford, in the…

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