MISS POTTER
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 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
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By: debbie lynn elias The good news is that Jane Fonda is back and funnier than ever. The bad news is that she picked this
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By: debbie lynn elias Almost 20 years ago, Susan Sarandon read for one of the lead roles in the classic, “Kramer vs. Kramer” which would
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By: debbie lynn elias Starring Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor as the star-crossed lovers, Satine and Christian, director Baz Luhrmann provides a sumptuous visual feast
By: debbie lynn elias This 2002 version of the 1936 Frank Capra classic “Mr. Deeds Goes To Town” should come with a warning label: Gary
By: debbie lynn leias It seems with every film festival that I attend, there is always one film that seems to just jump to the
By: debbie lynn elias Long a fan of Sandra Bullock, be it in thrillers such as “The Net,”, uproariously funny comedies like “Miss Congeniality”, dramas
By: debbie lynn elias When it comes to romantic comedies, who better to make sweet music this Valentine’s Day than writer/director Marc Lawrence? Re-teaming with
