Corpse Bride
By: debbie lynn elias The winning combination of uber-visionary Tim Burton and the chameleonic Johnny Depp (not to mention cinematographer and visual effects supervisor Pete
By: debbie lynn elias The winning combination of uber-visionary Tim Burton and the chameleonic Johnny Depp (not to mention cinematographer and visual effects supervisor Pete
By: debbie lynn elias Probably best remembered for his lavish disaster, “Waterworld”, director Kevin Reynolds admirably redeems himself with this lavish, seemingly spare-no-expense production of
By: debbie lynn elias A car crash. A body on the side of an LA roadway. An intersection. A crossroads. A passing detective who stumbles
ByL debbie lynn elias With the opening of this week’s latest summer diversion, “The Country Bears,” Disney stockholders need not ask any longer why their
By: debbie lynn elias We all have our share of insane love stories. The one that got away. The one you wished would go away.
By: debbie lynn elias CRIES FROM RAMAH, Best Short Film Winner at the Sedona International Film Festival, is perhaps one of the most politically and
By: debbie lynn elias For the past 65 years, generations of children have found fun, laughter and joy with one of literature’s most beloved characters
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By: debbie lynn elias Chuck Palahniuk may be a familiar name to all you bookworms out there. He may also be a familiar name to
By: debbie lynn elias Leonard Chess is name probably not familiar to many of you. However, it is because of Chess that you are familiar
By: debbie lynn elias It seems only fitting now that Academy Award nominations have been announced that I start off my month of Oscar coverage
By: debbie lynn elias Technology and the public have finally embraced 3-D – and I’m not talking the 3-D experience of the 50’s. No way.
