Is Hollywood still a one party town, or is it making room for contrary views?

It's Oscar season, and Poliwood asks whether there is still room for the the multitude of American voices in the film industry. Lionel and Roger review Winter's Bone, which depicts life in the American Ozarks, and Please Give, which exposes the privileged life on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
 

James Poulos joins Danika Quinn and Brandi Milloy to discuss the Left's attempt to link the Arizona shooting to the Tea Party.

Brandi Milloy and Danika Quinn discuss the latest stories on PJTV. Audiences like The Social Network -- do its factual distortions make any difference?  Plus Rules for Radical Conservatives.

It's a Toy Story, not an Al Gore story. Kids' movies seem to be expressing the great vitrues of western civilization, such as sacrifice, love and commitment. Poliwood looks at Toy Story 3 through the lens of traditional values and asks why adult Hollywood is making films like Twilight that depend so heavily on vampires and violence.   Could new technology send left wing actors like Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon looking for a new job? Find out as Simon and Chetwynd discuss film, values and American culture.

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"People can attack cannibalism but at least it feeds you.” – Roger Simon, comparing the Holocaust to cannibalism. 

Can a movie be scary if it does not star Senator Barbara Boxer? Roger Simon & Lionel Chetwynd list their favorite scary movies.  

"I haven't said anything yet, but you already think of me as, quote, a member of the gaggle of Hollywood liberals. Number one, I gaggle for no one. And number two, I AM a libo-conservo-rado-middle-of-the-roado, just like you. You just haven't thought about it for a while." -- Richard Dreyfuss

Poliwood looks at the arrogance of Kevin Spacey in particular and Hollywood in general. Is Hollywood trapped in an echo chamber? Should more directors and actors listen more; should they be more like Clint Eastwood?