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By: debbie lynn elias Any of you that have read my reviews over the years know of my great affectation and admiration for Danny Boyle.
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By: debbie lynn elias Any of you that have read my reviews over the years know of my great affectation and admiration for Danny Boyle.
By: debbie lynn elias There’s something about a film described as beautifully heartfelt with a lacing of levity, insightful, moving, unique, touching, emotionally exhilarating and
By: debbie lynn elias Animals, animation, live-action, animals (can’t say that enough) and athletics should be the keywords for Disney. They do it often and
By: debbie lynn elias Based on the Stanislaw Lem novel of the same name, and an updated version of the 1972 Russian classic by Andrei
By: debbie lynn elias There’s a reason that television invented the situation comedy – cute idea, possibility of a few “ha-ha’s”, concept only capable of
By: debbie lynn elias Within a day or two after screening SOUTHLAND TALES, localite Richard Kelly’s “love story to Los Angeles” and particularly Venice and
By: debbie lynn elias My spidey-sense is tingling — and its not because evil is lurking on the horizon! That’s right folks, one of the
By: debbie lynn elias Swinging into theaters and kicking off the “summer” movie season this weekend is everyone’s favorite webspinner, Spider-Man. Weaving a web of
By: debbie lynn elias First, I must apologize to my new friend Toby Wilkins who took a back seat to AFI with my delayed release
By: debbie lynn elias Returning to the big screen this week are the world’s best loved, pint-sized spies, Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara as Carmen
By: debbie lynn elias Space. The final frontier. These are the beginning voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Bodly going where no one has dared go
By: debbie lynn elias Warping into theaters everywhere on December 13 is the tenth – and possibly, best – installment of the Star Trek franchise,
