Andrew Klavan

I want to see 3d stuff I want to see all the new kinds of things but certain things stay the same human nature stays the same human values stay the same beauty stays the same and And I think that those are the things that have been absolutely rejected because they've rejected all the values of the West. And those are some of the central values of the West.

I want to see 3d stuff I want to see all the new kinds of things but certain things stay the same human nature stays the same human values stay the same beauty stays the same and And I think that those are the things that have been absolutely rejected because they've rejected all the values of the West. And those are some of the central values of the West.

It's been a really dispiriting time for people like me who love the arts. I mean, I have always loved, as the poet John Keats said, I have loved the principle of beauty in all things. And it's a very dispiriting time to watch for five years where you can't see anything but a lecture on how... all of the things that you have found beautiful and good and true, including God and country and family.

It's been a really dispiriting time for people like me who love the arts. I mean, I have always loved, as the poet John Keats said, I have loved the principle of beauty in all things. And it's a very dispiriting time to watch for five years where you can't see anything but a lecture on how... all of the things that you have found beautiful and good and true, including God and country and family.

It's been a really dispiriting time for people like me who love the arts. I mean, I have always loved, as the poet John Keats said, I have loved the principle of beauty in all things. And it's a very dispiriting time to watch for five years where you can't see anything but a lecture on how... all of the things that you have found beautiful and good and true, including God and country and family.

all of those things were really just terrible, terribly, terribly oppressive to some people who have been invented to be oppressed. And I think that it's incredible how empty the stories that we've seen have been. And so when you say you went back to Secretariat, as you said, that movie, which was a good movie, that movie is not that long ago.

all of those things were really just terrible, terribly, terribly oppressive to some people who have been invented to be oppressed. And I think that it's incredible how empty the stories that we've seen have been. And so when you say you went back to Secretariat, as you said, that movie, which was a good movie, that movie is not that long ago.

all of those things were really just terrible, terribly, terribly oppressive to some people who have been invented to be oppressed. And I think that it's incredible how empty the stories that we've seen have been. And so when you say you went back to Secretariat, as you said, that movie, which was a good movie, that movie is not that long ago.

And even now you see small little flickers of remembrance of things that matter. I saw a movie by Steven Soderbergh called Black Bag, which was very clever and glamorous and sophisticated. But it was about marriage. It was about the holiness and sacredness of marriage. It's built into this spy story. And you think like, yeah, people can still do this, but they have to be brave enough to do it.

And even now you see small little flickers of remembrance of things that matter. I saw a movie by Steven Soderbergh called Black Bag, which was very clever and glamorous and sophisticated. But it was about marriage. It was about the holiness and sacredness of marriage. It's built into this spy story. And you think like, yeah, people can still do this, but they have to be brave enough to do it.

And even now you see small little flickers of remembrance of things that matter. I saw a movie by Steven Soderbergh called Black Bag, which was very clever and glamorous and sophisticated. But it was about marriage. It was about the holiness and sacredness of marriage. It's built into this spy story. And you think like, yeah, people can still do this, but they have to be brave enough to do it.

And in Hollywood now, you have to fight the unions who watch every story to be about some neglected person or neglected person.

And in Hollywood now, you have to fight the unions who watch every story to be about some neglected person or neglected person.

And in Hollywood now, you have to fight the unions who watch every story to be about some neglected person or neglected person.

Well, I think it's really interesting to me that the Biden administration, which targeted Catholics who wanted to go to the Latin mass for investigation, feel that it's against the First Amendment to silence porn. Porn is toxic. It's poison. I I don't actually want to outlaw it. I mean, I'd like to outlaw it.

Well, I think it's really interesting to me that the Biden administration, which targeted Catholics who wanted to go to the Latin mass for investigation, feel that it's against the First Amendment to silence porn. Porn is toxic. It's poison. I I don't actually want to outlaw it. I mean, I'd like to outlaw it.

Well, I think it's really interesting to me that the Biden administration, which targeted Catholics who wanted to go to the Latin mass for investigation, feel that it's against the First Amendment to silence porn. Porn is toxic. It's poison. I I don't actually want to outlaw it. I mean, I'd like to outlaw it.

I'm not sure I can see a way to outlaw it without destroying people's freedoms and giving the government too much power. But it's toxic. It's toxic. And it's toxic for a really simple reason. It strips one of the most important interior things we do, which is making love to one another. Of everything but the body outlines that come together. And so it empties out the experience.

I'm not sure I can see a way to outlaw it without destroying people's freedoms and giving the government too much power. But it's toxic. It's toxic. And it's toxic for a really simple reason. It strips one of the most important interior things we do, which is making love to one another. Of everything but the body outlines that come together. And so it empties out the experience.

I'm not sure I can see a way to outlaw it without destroying people's freedoms and giving the government too much power. But it's toxic. It's toxic. And it's toxic for a really simple reason. It strips one of the most important interior things we do, which is making love to one another. Of everything but the body outlines that come together. And so it empties out the experience.