Author name: James Plath

When I reviewed “Broken Trail” on DVD I said the scenery was drop-dead gorgeous and that it was a curious […]

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Without a doubt, Johnny Depp is one of the most talented, interesting, and daring actors of his generation. Maybe that’s why, when

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What do you do after you spend five years filming a nature documentary that wins a pair of Oscars for