THE CLASS (Entre Les Murs)
By: debbie lynn elias It seems only fitting now that Academy Award nominations have been announced that I start off my month of Oscar coverage
By: debbie lynn elias It seems only fitting now that Academy Award nominations have been announced that I start off my month of Oscar coverage
By: debbie lynn elias Technology and the public have finally embraced 3-D – and I’m not talking the 3-D experience of the 50’s. No way.
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By: debbie lynn elias Originally published in 1843, Charles Dickens’ “ A Christmas Carol” is believed to be one of the greatest Christmas stories ever
By: debbie lynn elias From the opening frame of CRAZY HEART, I knew I was seeing an award-worthy film. Pure, raw emotion. Heartwarming. Heart-wrenching. Joyous.
By: debbie lynn elias When Jason Bateman first talked to me last year about an upcoming film of his called “the Baster”, it sounded incredibly
By: debbie lynn elias Some of the greatest movie-going experiences of my childhood – and life – as well as that of so many others
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By: debbie lynn elias In this final weekend of the “awards season” it seems only fitting that I turn my attention and yours to someone
By: debbie lynn elias Come on. Admit it. When you were a small (or maybe not so small) child, didn’t you sometimes lie in wait
