MARTIAN CHILD
By: debbie lynn elias For those of you that know me or have followed my reviews for any length of time, you know how much
By: debbie lynn elias For those of you that know me or have followed my reviews for any length of time, you know how much
By: debbie lynn elias It’s 1805. Napoleon rules France and is on his way to controlling the rest of the world. Captain Jack “Lucky Jack” Aubrey
By: debbie lynn elias Originally written for digital video and a mere $250,000.00 budget, writer/director Richard Shepard struck pay dirt once Pierce Brosnan got a hold
By: debbie lynn elias Con artists. Grifters. Matchstick men. Take your pick. According to novelist Eric Garcia, “People are fascinated with con men like they’re fascinated
By: debbie lynn elias High school junior Cady Heron was home schooled in Africa by her two anthropologists parents and as a result is, let’s
By: debbie lynn elias One of the most exquisitely beautiful and emotional films I have seen in quite some time, MEMORIES OF TOMORROW marks a
By: debbie lynn elias As comes as no surprise, thanks to “Men In Black II,” Will Smith has regained his title as reigning king of
By: debbie lynn elias Once again this year we are graced with a futuristic sci-fi flick based on a short story by the visionary Philip
By: debbie lynn elias “Do you believe in miracles?!?” 23 years later that line is still one of the most heralded in sports, in the country
By: debbie lynn elias No matter how old I get, I still believe the Cinderella fairytale exists, some of the kindest acts do come from
By: debbie lynn elias The holiday movie season extends itself a bit longer with this final family film of the year – MISS POTTER. Based
By: debbie lynn elias Director Ron Howard tackles one of the toughest projects in his stellar career with “The Missing.” Facing the elements of nature
