The New World
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 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
By: debbie lynn elias It’s been 19 years since we heard from John Rambo. And leave it to Sylvester Stallone to resurrect him with a
By: debbie lynn elias Premised along the same lines of comedy and chaos as those cinematic classics, “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” and
By: debbie lynn elias “The best laid schemes o’ mice an’ men, gang aft a-gley.” Robert Burns, To A Mouse. Or, in the common vernacular,
By: debbie lynn elias I am undoubtedly in the minority when it comes to David Mamet. As a screenwriter, he has turned out some incredible
By: debbie lynn elias Set an extra place at the table and open up another bottle of Chianti because guess who’s coming to dinner. That’s
By: debbie lynn elias Battling Bob Satterfield coulda been a contender. Not only could he have been, he was. The Ring magazine ranks him at
