Samuel R. Staley is a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute and Managing Director of the DeVoe L. Moore Center in the College of Social Sciences at Florida State University. He is a contributing author to the Independent books, Property Rights and Housing America.

Hotel Mumbai captures it all—the heroism, the carnage, the evil, the heartbreak, the senselessness, the pure terror—while never losing its humanity.

When working at their highest level, science fiction movies provoke and engage in ideas fundamental to human existence.

Defenders of freedom, individual liberty, and human dignity had a good night at the 2019 Oscars.

A compelling historical drama about race in America.

Artistically brilliant, but so partisan and propagandistic that many will have trouble appreciating the movie’s artistry.

The chemistry between Cooper and Lady Gaga is undeniable, helping the film rise above previous versions.

Bohemian Rhapsody just picked up two Golden Globe nominations, and its success is unlikely to stop there.

Crazy Rich Asians is earning its box office through solid acting, a solid screenplay, and first rate cinematography in Singapore and other Asian locals.

A reminder of the fundamental goodness of human beings.

Delivering what the people want: dazzling chase scenes and jaw-dropping stunts!