Then came X-Men: First Class ... But what I wasn’t expecting in Golden Circle, was that the actual mid-point of the film becomes quite upsetting and existentially troubling, especially for ...

Golden Circle can’t help being cynical about the folks in charge. CEOs like Poppy are psychopaths — the real life percentage is one in five — and some government officials aren’t much better.

It’s not that “The Golden Circle” doesn’t have its moments, I particularly enjoyed the mania of the opening car chase, but too many of its set pieces underwhelm. The kitsch of Poppyland ...

Vaughn’s best movies (like X-Men ... magic. But Golden Circle struggles when it tries to deal with female characters beyond their status as punchlines. It doesn’t have a single fictional ...

The most significant, the Golden Circle Endowed Scholarship Fund established in 1997 ... Your partnership will help provide a Santa Clara education to another generation of talented men and women who ...

It has a prominent place among the articles on the leading topics of the day, which forms a conspicuous and valuable feature of the Spectator, and will be read with interest by men of all hues in ...

It’s a peculiar moment captured in The Perfect Golden Circle. Set in 1989, Benjamin Myers’ new novel begins with Calvert, a Falklands war veteran whose scarred face is hidden behind an ...

Many of the men are associated with the River Valley ... Rich Mountain fit the mid-1800s timeframe for the Knights of the Golden Circle. Hopeful wishing? Coincidence? Fantasy? I don’t know. But my ...