THE MUPPETS (2011)
By: debbie lynn elias Let’s face it. Do I really need to even review THE MUPPETS for you? No matter what I or anyone else
By: debbie lynn elias Let’s face it. Do I really need to even review THE MUPPETS for you? No matter what I or anyone else
By: debbie lynn elias Described by director Mark Pellington as “An existential horror film. An allegory about male failure. Greed. Shame. Addiction.”, I MELT WITH
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By: debbie lynn elias I have great respect and admiration for Johnny Depp, as both an actor and risk taker. I have long had great
By: debbie lynn elias The race for Oscar gold for Best Animated Feature heats up this week with the release of PUSS IN BOOTS. That
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By: debbie lynn elias Emilio Estevez is not only a consummate storyteller, but an effectively collaborative filmmaker. He finds stories and inspiration at every turn
