Films


Milton Friedman’s Legacy

My interview on Fox Business while here in Berlin. (It’s a part of a whole program on Milton Friedman’s legacy.)

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Movie Stories and Collective Property

David Boaz and John Locke on the rights of the Na’vi: “Collective Property Rights in Avatar?” (Note: I haven’t seen the movie, but it’s not necessary to understand the issues…

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Don’t Waste Your Money on “Inglourious Basterds”

I didn’t know much about the theme, but I liked “Pulp Fiction” and I was in France, so I thought, “Hey, let’s go and see Inglorious Basterds.” It was not…

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I don’t see a lot of movies, but this was good….

I bought Apocalypto on iTunes for some long trip. I managed to watch it on my beautiful Mac during my flight to London for some meetings. (I’m in Oslo now…

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I don’t see a lot of movies, but this was good….

I bought Apocalypto on iTunes for some long trip. I managed to watch it on my beautiful Mac during my flight to London for some meetings. (I’m in Oslo now…

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The Story of the Hungarian Uprising of 1956 Retold

(Budapest, 1956: Note the hole in the flag) I saw the movie Freedom’s Fury, about the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, this evening in the enormous Uptown Theater in Washington, D.C. at…

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Russian Fantasy

I’d heard some good things about the Russian film Night Watch, so when I saw the English translation of the novel on which the film is based (also Night Watch,…

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A Delightful Comedy

M.O.D. I just saw the delightful film Thank You For Smoking. It’s excellent. And without a doubt, Rob Lowe’s role as a Hollywood fixer is wonderful. I recommend this film…

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A New Cinematic Trend?

Brokeback to the Future? (If you haven’t seen Brokeback Mountain, it’s worth the trip to the cinema.) Hat tip to Nick Gillespie at Reason.com.

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How Tasteless! Mentioning Historical Truth when Reviewing a Film…

His Biggest Crime? Making It Possible for Totalitarians to Portray Themselves as Civil Libertarians I’ve been a fan of Stephen Hunter, film critic at the Washington Post, for some time….

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