Daredevil
By: debbie lynn elias After seeing “Daredevil”, I must believe that there must be some truth to all the tabloid rumors being bandied about that
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By: debbie lynn elias After seeing “Daredevil”, I must believe that there must be some truth to all the tabloid rumors being bandied about that
By: debbie lynn elias With Oscar season 2003 barely underway, our attention is already shifting to Oscar 2004, and in particularly, to Kurt Russell, who
By: debbie lynn elias With the exception of “The Royal Tennenbaums”, I have never been a big fan of writer/director Wes Anderson and his kitschy,
By: debbie lynn elias An extended version of Joseph Harris’ 2001 short film , “The Tooth Fairy”, “Darkness Falls” goes that extra mile to once
By: debbie lynn elias Although he has yet to chronicle my life, with “The Day After Tomorrow”, director/writer Roland Emmerich solidifies his legacy as the
By: debbie lynn elias As day breaks on a new year, it seems only fitting that a new day dawns in the world of vampires
By: debbie lynn elias Russian director Timur Bekmambetov is nothing short of a genius. With a successful background in music videos, Bekmambetov has taken those
By: debbie lynn elias We first meet Arden. Arden cares for her less than caring mother and is smothered, berated, bullied and badgered to the
By: debbie lynn elias Director Frank Oz says it best. On being given this script, “I just laughed out loud. And, I was touched by
By: debbie lynn elias Witold Pilecki was a soldier of the Second Polish Republic, a founder of the resistance movement known as the Secret Polish
By: debbie lynn elias Anyone that knows me or my work, knows my passion for the movie musical. So, it should come as no surprise
By: debbie lynn elias It was one of my most difficult review decisions this week in selecting which movie to offer you as my featured
