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Hunting Season Review: Mel Gibson and the Economy of Presence in Action Cinema

by Arash Nahandian

Hunting Season opens in a cinematic space that feels pre-written into the collective imagination: retreat as ...

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Fatman Review: Mel Gibson’s World-Weary Santa and the Cult Classic That Wasn’t

by Enzo Barese

Chris Cringle (Mel Gibson) appears as a grizzled, world-weary proprietor of a flailing small business in ...

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Mel Gibson Sets Two-Part ‘Resurrection’ for 2027 Theatrical Debut

by Naser Nahandian

August 6, 2025

Two decades after redefining faith-based box office, filmmaker Mel Gibson has confirmed that his follow-up will ...

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Lionsgate Joins Gibson’s Biblical Epic Ahead of August Shoot

by Naser Nahandian

May 23, 2025

Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli met director Mel Gibson in Matera on 22 May, shaking hands ...

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Mel Gibson and Andrea Iervolino Propose U.S.–Italy Film Co-Production Agreement

by Naser Nahandian

May 13, 2025

Actor Mel Gibson and Italian producer Andrea Iervolino have announced a proposal for a U.S.–Italy film ...

John Oliver took aim at Mel Gibson during Sunday’s episode of Last Week Tonight, responding to news that a Justice Department attorney, Liz Oyer, was dismissed after opposing the restoration of Gibson’s gun rights. Oyer, who previously served as a U.S. pardon attorney, wrote an opinion column for Rolling Stone, stating she was fired just hours after refusing to support Gibson’s request. “No one has told me why I was fired,” Oyer wrote. “But the notice was delivered hours after I declined to recommend reinstating the gun rights of a famous friend of the president, the actor Mel Gibson, who has a history of violence against women.” Oliver addressed the situation, stating that Oyer was dismissed for questioning whether Gibson, “best known for his work in screaming,” should have access to firearms. He pointed viewers toward Gibson’s Wikipedia page, referencing details on his controversies. He also read from the entry about Gibson’s father, Hutton Peter Gibson, who was described as a conspiracy theorist and Holocaust denier. “That is a fascinating man,” Oliver said. “And imagine having so many terrible views that producing Mel Gibson is not the worst thing about you.” Oliver connected the discussion to broader political concerns, mentioning recent events involving antisemitism and free speech. He criticized the firing, calling it a “f—ing disgrace,” and stressed the importance of defending rights, warning that if they are not protected, they “could be going, going, gone.”

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John Oliver Criticizes Justice Dept. Over Mel Gibson Gun Rights Case

by Naser Nahandian

March 17, 2025

John Oliver took aim at Mel Gibson during Sunday’s episode of Last Week Tonight, responding to ...

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Justice Department Attorney Says She Was Fired After Opposing Mel Gibson’s Gun Rights Reinstatement

by Naser Nahandian

March 11, 2025

A senior Justice Department pardon attorney, Elizabeth G. Oyer, says she was dismissed one day after ...

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Flight Risk Review: Wahlberg’s Bald Cap and the Death of Subtlety

by Arash Nahandian

Flight Risk transforms a confined Cessna into a stark reflection of modern societal tension. U.S. Marshal ...

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Monster Summer Review: A Nostalgic Summer Adventure

by Naser Nahandian

Summertime on Martha's Vineyard in 1997 provides the backdrop for Monster Summer, a coming-of-age mystery directed ...

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Boneyard Review: A Flawed Yet Well-Intentioned Tribute

by Mahan Zahiri

The 2024 film Boneyard drew inspiration from a haunting true crime case in Albuquerque, New Mexico. ...

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