THE JONESES
By: debbie lynn elias Think back to your youth and those small suburban neighborhoods or city communities or even now in this age of technogadgetry. Remember
By: debbie lynn elias Think back to your youth and those small suburban neighborhoods or city communities or even now in this age of technogadgetry. Remember
By: debbie lynn elias Opening in the United States on August 4 and in Canada on September 15 is Armistead Maupin’s adaptation of his own
By: debbie lynn elias Harkening back to the days of wide eyed innocence, post-war America under President Eisenhower, before Dicky got tricky, black & white
By: debbie lynn elias Where is Chevy Chase when you need him? Clearly, nowhere to found in this latest outing from the National Lampoon franchise,
By: debbie lynn elias “National Treasure” was commissioned in honor of the United States’s Bicentennial of 1976 but, due to a governmental slip-up, is just
By: debbie lynn elias The latest in the never ending saga of ugly duckling-becomes- beautiful swan films, “The New Guy” flails and flaps in these
By: debbie lynn elias Poetic, epic and sweeping, writer/director Terrence Malick brings to the big screen yet another incarnation of the settlement and colonization of
By: debbie lynn elias When I read the novel “The Notebook” by Nicholas Sparks, only one image, actually a montage of different aspects of the
By: debbie lynn elias One thing I learned as a small child sticking my hands in my beloved German grandmother’s pots and pans sampling “uncooked
By: debbie lynn elias As you have often heard me say, some of the greatest films come from the theatre. Steeped in myth and legend,
By: debbie lynn elias For me, holiday movies are what finally make the holiday season feel like the holidays; probably from all those years in
By: debbie lynn elias Anytime I see a project that has Rod Lurie attached, I can’t get to a screening fast enough. His writing is
