Spielberg's "Munich" Revisited
by Mitch Julis and Elliot JulisIsrael's bold creation of Silicon Island with Cornell is the best answer to the film's canard.
Michel Hazanavicious’s Golden Globe winning silent film imparts powerful lessons about the power of speech.
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Twilight: A Love Story?
by Braha BenderWhy the vampire series captivates today’s girlie girl culture.
Tower Heist
by Mark PapersBrett Ratner’s new film has a timely message for the “Occupy Wall Street” movement.
Mossad and Morality on Film
by Alex JoffeThe Debt reveals more about the filmmaker’s own feelings of inner guilt than anything else.
Puncture: The Inside Story
by Paul DanzigerHow I made a Hollywood movie with absolutely no Hollywood experience and a little inspiration from my rabbi.
Finding Israel’s Soul at the Movies
by Jonathan MarkMa’aleh film school explores and embraces the religiously observant life.
The Change Up
by Mark PapersLiving the life of a wild bachelor may look fun, but it won’t give you the greatest gift of being a parent -- nachas.
The Real Magic of Harry Potter
by Keren KeetIt lies in the dogged determination of its author J.K. Rowling.
Jewish Hip Hop
by Alisha KinmanEnter the Jewish scene of reggae, beat-boxing, hip-hop and urban funk.
Marilyn Michaels: Jewish Show Biz Royalty
by Marnie Winston-MacauleyAn interview with a star of stage and screen with real "yichus” -- lineage.
Von Trier's Cannes Controversy
by Rabbi Benjamin BlechDoes art stand apart from the artist? What if the artist is Hitler?
Why I Didn’t Watch the Royal Wedding
by Simcha WeinsteinLet’s give William and Kate the best gift of all – the gift of privacy.
Miral: Is This the Face of Terror?
by The Elder of ZiyonTo answer the question, here are some alternative posters for the anti-Israel movie.
Managing Justin Bieber
by Aish.com staffScooter Braun's Jewish values keep the teen celebrity grounded. An Aish.com exclusive.
Paul
by Mark PapersIn Gregg Mottola’s new movie, Paul, the friendly alien, is feared simply because he’s different. As Jews, we can identify with that.
The Adjustment Bureau
by Mark PapersGeorge Nolfi’s new film starring Matt Damon has me thinking about fate versus free will.
Can Judaism Save Charlie Sheen?
by Mark MillerCharlie Sheen is now claiming that he’s Jewish. No we are not kidding.
The Finkler Question
by Judy GruenThe Man Booker Prize winning novel raises important questions about Jewish self hatred and anti-Semitism.
The Green Hornet
by Mark PapersIf you think that the Green Hornet looks like a mindless action movie, you’d be unfairly judging a book by its cover. Or a movie by its poster.
The King’s Speech
by Shira AlbertsonThe film may be about royalty, but its message is for the everyman.
Maccabeats Rewrite Musical Expectations
by Jonathan MarkYU a cappella group atop Billboard charts, adored by media.
Doc Brown was Wrong
by Elad NehoraiAfter re-watching Back to the Future, I realized that we actually can change our future.
Ferris or Cameron?
by Elad NehoraiAfter watching John Hughes’ 1986 classic Ferris Beuller’s Day Off, I gained some new perspectives.
The Social Network
by Rabbi Benjamin BlechThe genesis of Facebook has its source in the Book of Genesis.
Jews and American Songs
by Jay NeugeborenA review of A Fine Romance: Jewish Songwriters, American Songs by David Lehman.
A Film Unfinished
by Rabbi Benjamin BlechThe contemporary relevance of a discarded Nazi propaganda film.
Playcott
by Jewlarious.com StaffWhile some musicians are boycotting Israel, others like Jethro Tull aren’t. Maybe our “playcott” campaign is working after all?
Inception: In Your Dreams
by Simcha WeinsteinThe Kabbalah of Christopher Nolan’s new film Inception.
Music to Terrorists’ Ears
by Jewlarious.com StaffSome musicians are boycotting Israel in response to the flotilla. Our response: a Playcott.
Law and Order
by Rabbi Benjamin BlechMy brush with TV stardom taught me that there’s very little reality in television.
