A DANGEROUS METHOD
By: debbie lynn elias Michael Fassbender dominates the movie screens this week with two superb films – A DANGEROUS METHOD and Shame. Walking a fine
By: debbie lynn elias Michael Fassbender dominates the movie screens this week with two superb films – A DANGEROUS METHOD and Shame. Walking a fine
By: debbie lynn elias Described by director Mark Pellington as “An existential horror film. An allegory about male failure. Greed. Shame. Addiction.”, I MELT WITH
By: debbie lynn elias I won’t keep you Twihard fans in suspense any longer as to my thoughts on BREAKING DAWN, PART 1. Parts of
By: debbie lynn elias I have great respect and admiration for Johnny Depp, as both an actor and risk taker. I have long had great
By: debbie lynn elias Sports themed movies have long been a staple for the movie-going public. From Gary Cooper as Lou Gehrig to Kevin Costner
By: debbie lynn elias Emilio Estevez is not only a consummate storyteller, but an effectively collaborative filmmaker. He finds stories and inspiration at every turn
By: debbie lynn elias My admiration and respect for writer/director Rod Lurie runs deep. With a Lurie project, I am always guaranteed an intelligently written,
By: debbie lynn elias Eloquently and authentically adapted and directed by Tate Taylor from the best-selling book by Kathryn Stockett, THE HELP is a rare
By: debbie lynn elias Kathryn Bolkovac is a name you may know, and if you don’t, you should. Bolkovac was at the center of an
By: debbie lynn elias When a book is on the Best Seller List for 120 weeks (after initially being rejected by publishers for years) and
