By: debbie lynn elias Best known as the deliciously devilish and always fashionable Marc St. James, partner in crime to the always scheming Wilhelmina Slater in Ugly Betty, Michael Urie has delighted us in front of the camera for the past decade. Most recently, the Julliard trained Urie recently hit
By: debbie lynn elias Henry James’ 1897 novel, WHAT MAISIE KNEW is as relevant and poignantly heartbreaking and loving today as it was at the time of James’ writing. The story of the divorce of two of the most selfish and reprehensible people on the planet as seen through the
By: debbie lynn elias Joining the legendary class of mafia/hitman films is Ariel Vromen’s THE ICEMAN. Setting THE ICEMAN apart from the classics like Goodfellas, Scarface, Public Enemy, Angels With Dirty Faces, is the fact that THE ICEMAN is so much more; it goes behind the facade and the headlines
By: debbie lynn elias AFTERSHOCK is mind-blowing entertainment! F**king genius fun! A shock-filled high octane thrill ride that never ends. Think Springbreakers meets Earthquake meets The Impossible.. Strangers from a variety of countries come together in Valparaiso, Chile to vacation, party and have a good time. What they don’t count
By: debbie lynn elias Let’s just say it – IRON MAN 3 WILL ROCK YOUR WORLD! IRON MAN is back and the world is in peril. Need I even say more about the story? IRON MAN 3 is a perfect marriage of everything marvelous about Marvel and IRON MAN plus
By: debbie lynn elias New to the world of Marvel and Tony Stark are Sir Ben Kingsley, Guy Pearce and Rebecca Hall, all of whom join the cast of IRON MAN 3 as our hero’s adversaries. Each inexplicably intertwined, it is perhaps Kingsley’s character, The Mandarin, and his riveting performance,
By: debbie lynn elias Michael Eklund. An actor who gets under your skin. An actor whose performances often push the boundaries of sanity. An actor who onscreen typically displays a cadre of negative emotion, anger and violence but who, in reality, is one of the kindest, most generous and gentlest
By: debbie lynn elias Long before I saw MUD, Matthew McConaughey had me excited to see it. Raving about the film – and working with writer/director Jeff Nichols – back during the Spirit Awards, McConaughey had me chomping at the bit for a couple of months before I was able
By: debbie lynn elias Matthew McConaughey continues his 2012 command of the big screen with 2013’s first McConaughey film – MUD. But shining even more brightly than McConaughey is young Tye Sheridan whose observant wide-eyed wonder and youthful exuberance captivate and compel, at times, even making you forget McConaughey is
By: debbie lynn elias Always a treat is actor Michael Eklund and for Eklund fans, the past year has been an ongoing Christmas present. Starting out 2012 with The Divide, written by Eron Sheean who now brings us ERRORS OF THE HUMAN BODY, we also saw Eklund in a second
