White Christmas Film Review by Zach Marshall White Christmas might be engrained in our cultural heritage as a cinematic staple for the holiday season, but the film is an underdeveloped and superficial anachronism. Michael Curtiz opens his 1954 musical in an allied military camp during World War II. War-torn Europe is an unexpected setting for … Continue reading »
GRR’s TV/Film writer Frank Ready gives his thoughts on Dustin Lance Black’s play ’8′ and last night’s youtube screening. You’re going to have to indulge me. I’m sure I just lost a few people right then and there. And I completely understand that. Here you are, taking the time in the middle of your day … Continue reading »
Many movie stars choose to return to the stage. Less opt to do it on You Tube. Saturday night, a cabal of actors belonging to screens both big and small will gather at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles for a one night performance of Dustin Lance Black’s “8.” The Academy Award winning screenwriter’s … Continue reading »
