The new Reagan movie has an anti-MAGA message It’s the right’s favorite new flick, but it shows Reagan would reject Trump’s isolationist rhetoric.

“Reagan” covers all the greatest hits of the Republican’s life and career, with no famous line or episode left out — and the adulation is both true and deserved.

New movie about the life of Ronald Reagan shows how he is still remembered for fighting evil and for standing up for freedom against adversaries both foreign and domestic.

Reagan was one of the country’s great statesmen who prevailed in a titanic struggle between totalitarianism and freedom. The new biopic is a fitting tribute to the former president.

An old rumor claims that Ronald Reagan was the original lead of Casablanca. Interestingly, the basis of this story is older than the movie itself.

Ronald Reagan’s red-baiting—exemplified most clearly through his 1947 testimony as Screen Actors Guild president before the House Un-American Activities Committee—becomes a virtue in the film.

While Reagan, Sean McNamara's new movie, has received largely negative reviews from critics, it has beaten box office expectations during its first weekend, ranking No. 4 on the charts.

Liberal critics hate the new Ronald Reagan movie, but moviegoers helped it do better than expected. I worked for the president and I love how the film's success makes the left angry.

Regardless of how you feel about Ronald Reagan the president, most will be united in finding this biopic a preachy, plodding, graceless groaner.

Reagan/Gipp — dying of pneumonia — then finishes speaking, closes his eyes, and drops his hand as ominous music swells. The movie dialogue was written after both men were long dead.

The new movie 'Reagan' brought President Ronald Reagan's life to the screen with help from the Freemasons. Here's a look at how the secret society is influencing your local multiplex.