by Roger Thomas | Dec 16, 2011 | Opinion
Somewhere along the way, adultery became acceptable. For a while almost every Democrat who ran for president seemed to be surrounded by the rumor of infidelity. Now, assuming Newt Gingrich gets the nomination for president, the Republicans will have nominated two...
by Roger Thomas | Nov 18, 2011 | Opinion
These are uncertain times. Even if you don’t embrace the ramblings of Glenn Beck and a handful of other doom-and-gloomers, there is a lot speculation about the future of our nation and world; it isn’t optimistic. But what if you knew something was coming,...
by Roger Thomas | Aug 25, 2011 | Opinion
Most people who have seen at least three decades have something of which they look back on with regret: a job not taken, a relationship not pursued, an investment not made, a friendship not saved, a word not spoken. “Another Earth” is a film about regret...
by Roger Thomas | Apr 23, 2010 | Opinion
There are always people who want Hollywood to make more wholesome movies. “I am tired of all the sex and violence on screen,” they say. “There is too much profanity in movies today. I want movies that affirm my faith and my values. I do not go to the...
by Roger Thomas | Feb 26, 2010 | Opinion
As the Oscars approach on March 7, I find myself reflecting on the films I would most like to see again. The films below resonated with me and ultimately found a place on my top-ten list. In their own way, each contributed to my cinematic pleasure this past year. 10....
