The biographical film 'Reagan' has become a surprising hit in the U.S., despite mixed reviews from critics who find it conventional and lacking depth. This film, starring Dennis Quaid, chronicles the life of the 40th president, showcasing his Hollywood beginnings and presidency with a lighter tone compared to other biopics. As the film coincides with the release of Ken Khachigian's memoir detailing his time as Reagan's speechwriter, the cultural nostalgia surrounding Reagan's era contrasts sharply with current political sentiments, particularly in light of Trump's ongoing campaign. Critics argue that Reagan represents a style of conservatism that today's Republicans are struggling to embody. Meanwhile, the recent presidential debate has sparked discussions about media bias, particularly regarding the coverage of candidates like Trump and Harris. Overall, 'Reagan' serves as both a nostalgic look back at a celebrated presidency and a reminder of the polarized political landscape today.