Tag Archives: Mary Steenburgen

Turkey Hollow

Posted on November 22, 2015 by Morgan R. Lewis

Jim Henson has been gone for 25 years, but the company bearing his name lives on. Still, it has become somewhat rare to actually see anything come out under the Jim Henson Studios label itself. Shortly before Henson died, he … Continue reading →

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End of the Line (1987)

Posted on January 17, 2013 by Morgan R. Lewis

Wilford Brimley steals a train. There are some movies where all you really need to know is the premise, and you know whether or not you want to watch it. Seldom films for all audiences, examples range from Transformers (giant … Continue reading →

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Goin’ South

Posted on April 29, 2012 by Morgan R. Lewis

There are some things that are always interesting when it comes to movies. Films directed by someone primarily known as an actor, especially if they also star in the same film. Genre-blending, such as comedy-westerns. Film debuts of actors and … Continue reading →

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Elf

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Morgan R. Lewis

So, it’s December 4th, exactly three weeks until Christmas Day (well, Christmas night). I’ll admit I’m not quite ready to go into all-out Christmas mode yet. I’m easing into the Christmas music, letting it be randomly selected by Windows media … Continue reading →

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