The film was shot in secret and some teaser video will be shown at a pro-life rally in Washington this weekend.

A new pro-life film, Roe v. Wade, was shot in secret because filmmakers worried about backlash from pro-choice activists. The project, currently in postproduction, is now unveiling a three-minute teaser that is set to debut at the March for Life 2019 event this weekend in Washington, D.C.

The teaser opens with a scene featuring Oscar-winning actor Jon Voight, who plays U.S. Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger in the film, then cuts to modern-day news reports about Justice Brett Kavanaugh, including speculation that his appointment by President Donald Trump to the Supreme Court will "flip" the Roe v. Wade decision from the 1970s that basically legalized abortion.

Nick Loeb, who produced, co-wrote and co-directed Roe v. Wade, says the comparisons between what is being said now about Kavanaugh and was said when Roe v. Wade was re-argued in the early 1970s after a few President Richard Nixon appointees were on the court are strikingly familiar.

"Everyone is saying Kavanaugh is going to flip the decision and the same thing was said in 1972. There's actually a lot of parallels between then and now," Loeb told The Hollywood Reporter.

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First Look at 'Roe v. Wade' Film Featuring Jon Voight as a Supreme Court Justice

BIST DU BEI MIR from Joyeux Noel

Rolando Villazón - Natalie Dessay

Featured in the true Christmas truce story from WWI called "Joyeux Noel":

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdDiRK8jfMw

Film review: "Thank You For Your Service"

POWERLINE:

Of the movies I saw in 2017, Thank You For Service was the only one that shook me up, taught me something I didn’t know and made me want to learn more, all while increasing my gratitude and respect for the service to which we pay tribute in the stock slogan that gives the movie its title.

POSTED ON DECEMBER 20, 2017 BY SCOTT JOHNSON
THANK YOU…

JOYEUX NOEL: A true Christmas story from World War I

Spanish, English, French, German subtitles; 01:55:53

JOYEUX NOEL

A simpler time...

"FEED THE BIRDS" sung by Julie Andrews in the movie "Mary Poppins"

CLINTON CASH: FULL LENGTH DOCUMENTARY BASED ON THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER

Hillary Clinton Exposed, Movie She Banned From Theaters Full

Posted on FB by Buzz Patterson (he used to carry the "nuclear football" for Bill Clinton):

Filmmaker Jack Marino: "I made FORGOTTEN HEROES to honor all the Vietnam Vets who I felt were totally mistreated by the anti-war protesters that spit on them and called them baby-kllers."

BUY THE DVD FOR A VETERAN AS A "THANK YOU" FOR THEIR SERVICE!

Filmmaker Jack Marino:

Here is the 2:25 Trailer of FORGOTTEN HEROES cut by a guy who used to cut all the trailers for Disney in the early 90s. The video isn't color corrected since he cut this trailer from the original 3/4 masters videos.

FORGOTTEN HEROES Part 1- '92 Trailer - A Film by Jack Marino

I made this film to honor all the Vietnam Vets who I felt were totally mistreated by the anti-war protestors that spit on them and called them baby-kllers. The Hollywood leftist that run Hollywood continued to spit on these vets in countless films by protraying them as anything but Heroic. As the director I tried to show the honor and comaraderier that men in combat experience under fire. After close to 300 screenings in Hollywood by every studio and independent distributor, because I showed my guys are heroes and didn't follow the political line, my film was never picked up. Even though they all called it 'powerful and profound'.

You can order the DVD on www.forgottenheroesthemovie.com and you can read the back story and all the reviews and testimonials throughout the years.

Hillary Clinton Exposed, Movie She Banned From Theaters Full Movie

Buzz Patterson:

Prior to Hillary Clinton running against Obama in 2008, I was asked to participate in this documentary, Hillary: The Movie. This is the movie that spawned the whole Citizens United Supreme Court case. If you want to know what Hillary is all about, watch this. It's full length so set some time aside.

THEATRICAL ONE NIGHT EVENT - MARCH 23, 2015

This is in theatres for ONE NIGHT ONLY on March 23rd. SAVE THE DATE! If enough people show up at the box office to support this event, there is a possibility that the time will be extended. Share this with your friends, and let's tell Hollywood that we want more good, clean, family shows. (At this time, only U.S. theatres are scheduled to show this movie. We will keep you posted if this changes.)

Bogie & Bacall: A Hollywood Romance for the Ages

R.I.P. Betty Joan Perske.

“You know how to whistle, don’t you, Steve? You just put your lips together, and…blow.” With that seductive line, delivered with a steely glare and husky voice, the world was introduced to a screen siren for the ages: Lauren Bacall. The line, later named the 34th greatest in the history of cinema by the American Film Institute, was delivered in Howard Hawks’s To Have and Have Not and written by none other than William Faulkner. And the dumbstruck man on the receiving end of the double entendre was Humphrey Bogart who, at 44, had a quarter of a century on this sultry, 19-year-old ingénue. It was the beginning of a beautiful romance—one that would become part of Hollywood lore.

Bacall, who passed away August 12 at 89 after suffering a stroke in her home, leaves behind a rich screen and stage résumé that includes two Tony Awards (for Applause in ’70 and Woman of the Year in ’81), an Academy Award nomination (The Mirror Has Two Faces, ’96), and a number of classic films, including To Have and Have Not, The Big Sleep, and Key Largo. In addition to her stellar body of work, she will always be remembered for being the no-nonsense half of Bogie and Bacall.

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Alfred Hitchcock Holocaust documentary, suppressed for political reasons, to be screened for the first time

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Unseen Alfred Hitchcock Holocaust documentary ‘Memory of the Camps’ to be released.

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IT'S A TRUE STORY:

EVOLUTION VS. GOD: THE MOVIE

Available on DVD August 7th

Homosexuals in Hollywood

“Hopefully I have made it possible for somebody on broadcast television to do a rear-entry scene in three years.” --Ryan Murphy, creator of "Glee"

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Did you know...

Senator Rand Paul, speaking about his recent filibuster on the U.S. Senate floor:

At about 6:30 p.m., something extraordinary happened. Sen. Mark Kirk (R-Ill.), who has been recovering from a stroke, came to the floor to give me something. I was not allowed to drink anything but water or eat anything but the candy left in our Senate desks. But he brought me an apple and a thermos full of tea — the same sustenance Jimmy Stewart brought to the Senate floor in the movie “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.” That was a moment I will never forget.

"I believe the support I received this past week shows that Americans are looking for someone to really stand up and fight for them. And I’m prepared to do just that."

BEAUTY & BRAINS: THE BOND GIRLS

So James Bond is 50 years old, apparently. While Bond himself has gone through many incarnations, from the incomparable Connery to the mystifying choice of Roger Moore to today's Daniel Craig, only the character himself has remained constant. And so have his women, specifically his arch-nemesis women. Bond's cold war hotties were usually Soviet spies like Anya Amasova and Tatiana Romanova, cunning and beautiful women who started out as mortal foes but ended up flinging themselves at Bond with girlish glee. In comparison to the staid and efficient Miss Moneypenny, these ladies were dynamic and exotic and dangerous. And yet they were, at heart, beautiful and ultra feminine young women. In many ways, these female spies were a glimpse at what mid-century men secretly longed for in a woman. They had beauty and brains, charisma and determination, competence and know-how, but femininity and sexuality above all else. The fact that they all ultimately threw over their evil spymasters in order to sail off with Bond shows that they were pro-value deep down, too, and capable of love. That's why we still love them 50 years on, and likely always will.

Body In Mind

Amazing unseen footage of WWII Japanese surrender

9-2-1945 Japanese Surrender - Priceless

This film is believed to have never been seen before, only shots of the surrender were known. If you are a history buff you will enjoy this. General McArthur's voice is a rarity in these old news film clips. Japanese Surrender- Amazing Footage. This is a 'must see' for the WWII history buff or anyone interested in history. This is an actual film made of the surrender ceremony of the Japanese to McArthur in Tokyo Bay in September 1945. Actual voice of the General. Never been shown to the general public before. We always saw the "stills" but never the film itself:

Click here: Japanese Surrender

The missing scene that the Clinton's forced ABC & Disney to remove from "The Path to 9/11"

Do you remember that the Clinton's forced an edit before this was aired?

And, keep this comment from Australian Bob Downe on 9/11/06 in mind:

"I can't believe how many have commented and bagged it out without actually seeing it!"

(I can. Liberals are great at censorship.)

Last year [September 10-11, 2006], ABC and Disney appeared to cave to political pressure from Bill Clinton, Sandy Berger, and Democrat leaders in the Senate. As a result, a key scene that was critical of the Clinton administration's mishandling of Osama bin Laden never made it to broadcast television. To this day, Disney refuses to release the movie on DVD.

And, as far as Sandy Berger goes, I consider this to be as great an unsolved mystery as the the Kennedy assassination!!

HERE IS THAT MISSING SCENE (04:47):

A great review of OBAMA'S AMERICA - 2016: THE MOVIE

2016 – My Review
by Rick Moore
Twitter.com/RickMoore

I went to see this movie with a little trepidation, not because I’m any sort of fan of Obama, but because I have no patience whatsoever for conspiracy theories. I want to see something based on more than tinfoil hat conjecturing.

Well, this is it. Dinesh D’Souza has done a remarkable job of explaining the motivations and mentors that shape Obama’s politics and worldview. If I say Obama is not one of us, don’t get offended. I’m not talking about his ethnicity or ancestry or the time he spent living abroad, I’m talking about a view of America that the vast majority of Americans would not recognize. To Obama America is not the “shining city on the hill” of Ronald Reagan’s world, it’s a power that has become rich by taking from the poor nations of the world, and Obama sees it as his duty to balance the scales once again.

To do that he must reduce America’s influence in the world, reduce her wealth, her military power, and her ability to operate independently from other nations. He wants America to be just another nation among nations, not a superpower where people like Mitt Romney can become wealthy by using the tools of capitalism and smart business. This attitude explains an awful lot of Obama’s policies and executive decisions, such as blocking the Keystone Pipeline and banning drilling in American waters while at the same time giving millions in taxpayer funds to support oil drilling by nations like Mexico, Columbia and Brazil.

The anti-colonial worldview of Barack Obama was heavily influenced by a false impression of who his father was (given him by his mother), and mentors from anarchists to card-carrying communists to domestic terrorists to anti-Zionist professors. This attitude can be seen in everything from little things like giving back the bust of Winston Churchill to big things like supporting Argentina against the British in the Falkland Islands.

Dinesh has done a very scholarly job of putting this altogether, including interviews with key people who knew Obama’s father and family, with the whole movie guided by Obama’s own words in his book “Dreams From My Father”.

This movie is a must-see for anyone who is serious about understanding what we’re facing in this 2012 election. Millions of Americans fell for the hype and voted for Obama without knowing anything more about him than that he was black and articulate. It was a perfect storm in his favor, but we can’t afford to do that again. The America we grew up with may not exist by the time Obama leaves office if we give him another term.

Go see it, and take an Obama voter with you.

Shortly after Obama was elected I wrote a piece entitled “Face It, America, Obama Was Raised to Hate You”. This movie pretty much confirms everything I wrote back then and I have attached it to this review.

Reprinted with permission