MOVIE REVIEW
Happiness Is a Warm Blanket Charlie Brown
Network: FOX
Original Air Date: November 24, 2011
CAST:
Trenton Rogers ... Charlie Brown / Schroeder Shane Baumel
Austin Lux ... LINUS
Grace Rolek ... LUCY
Andy Beall ... Snoopy and Woodstock
Bill Melendez ... voice clips
Blesst Bowden
Ciara Bravo
Amanda Pace
Andy Pessoa
PLOT:
The Peanuts gang is back and ready to help LINUS (Austin Lux)
break away from his childhood security blanket. The stakes are high as
Linus learns his grandmother is coming to visit, and he must decide
whether or not to dispose of his most cherished possession. In an
effort to help Linus kick his habit, CHARLIE BROWN (Trenton Rogers),
LUCY (Grace Rolek) and even SNOOPY pitch in to help. Lucy is quick to
attempt her amateur psychiatric skills, while Snoopy employs the age
old drag-and-run method. Despite all attempts, Linus eventually learns
that security is a valuable quality in life and everyone is entitled
to their own version of a security blanket.
Video Clip - Official Trailer:
Movie Review:
Coming...
See or Skip:
Coming...
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Showing posts with label Happy Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Happy Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
Happy Thanksgiving and Hallmark Premiere of The Town That Christmas Forgot!!!
I hope you all have a very Happy Thanksgiving!
The Town That Christmas Forgot premieres on the Hallmark Channel, Thanksgiving Night.
For all Americans... we are so blessed to live in a Country where we have our Freedom. We thank the Lord as we remember the Pilgrims, who were so courageous in crossing the ocean, and coming to this unknown Great land.
There are many Thanksgiving Specials this week, to watch with your families, as you are busy in the kitchen or relaxing in your dens...
The Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS
Miracle on 34th Street
A Walton's Thanksgiving Reunion
A Day for Thanks on Walton's Mountain
America's Funniest Home Videos (Thanksgiving Version)
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
The Waltons : The Thanksgiving Story
A Family Thanksgiving (not for children)
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
See the Christmas TV Schedule for these Movies & more!
God's Blessings to you all ... Happy Thanksgiving!!!
The Town That Christmas Forgot premieres on the Hallmark Channel, Thanksgiving Night.
For all Americans... we are so blessed to live in a Country where we have our Freedom. We thank the Lord as we remember the Pilgrims, who were so courageous in crossing the ocean, and coming to this unknown Great land.
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There are many Thanksgiving Specials this week, to watch with your families, as you are busy in the kitchen or relaxing in your dens...
The Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
The Thanksgiving Day Parade on CBS
Miracle on 34th Street
A Walton's Thanksgiving Reunion
A Day for Thanks on Walton's Mountain
America's Funniest Home Videos (Thanksgiving Version)
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving
The Waltons : The Thanksgiving Story
A Family Thanksgiving (not for children)
An Old Fashioned Thanksgiving
See the Christmas TV Schedule for these Movies & more!
God's Blessings to you all ... Happy Thanksgiving!!!
Monday, 22 November 2010
I am So Thankful - He is the Reason for the Season!
It's the Monday before Thanksgiving! Is your Turkey thawing, yet?
I love to smell all the food baking. It's always such a precious time! What memories I have of childhood - watching my Mother make a batch of her famous well-loved yeast rolls the night before - and how we would be so excited the next morning to see how it would all rise in the big bowls. As we watched the Macy's Parade on Thanksgiving Morning, we would help Momma roll up those yeast rolls in warm melted butter. Our hands were all floury & sticky, but my, it was fun! I look forward to us all cooking together, again, this year!
Whether we are celebrating Thanksgiving this week or Christmas in a few more... Make wonderful Memories and Count your Blessings... one by one - and always remember Jesus is the Reason for all Seasons!
We put up our Christmas tree this weekend while watching The Night before The Night before Christmas on the Hallmark Channel. It was simple, sweet and fun... a nice little family fantasy Christmas Movie that everyone can watch together! Very similar, at times, to the movie, Santa Who?. I'll have to write a complete review soon! Anyway, we enjoyed it... so I hope you and your family will, too!
It is amazing how many new Christmas Movies there are this year on TV, especially from the Hallmark Channel. They are "the very best" when it comes to Holiday Programming! There are also new ones from Lifetime and ABC Family, and a new one premiering on the Gospel Music Channel I am excited about - titled "Christmas with a Capital C". It's a powerful film for Christians and it stars Ted McGinley from The Note. Check out the Christmas with a Capital C post for more details and be sure and watch the trailor video under the cast list. It's great!
Have a Happy Day.. Everyone! Happy Preparing for Thanksgiving Day!!!
Be sure and check the Christmas TV Schedule for upcoming Movies and Specials!
I love to smell all the food baking. It's always such a precious time! What memories I have of childhood - watching my Mother make a batch of her famous well-loved yeast rolls the night before - and how we would be so excited the next morning to see how it would all rise in the big bowls. As we watched the Macy's Parade on Thanksgiving Morning, we would help Momma roll up those yeast rolls in warm melted butter. Our hands were all floury & sticky, but my, it was fun! I look forward to us all cooking together, again, this year!
Whether we are celebrating Thanksgiving this week or Christmas in a few more... Make wonderful Memories and Count your Blessings... one by one - and always remember Jesus is the Reason for all Seasons!
"Give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; His love endures forever."
~ 1 Chronicles 16:34
We put up our Christmas tree this weekend while watching The Night before The Night before Christmas on the Hallmark Channel. It was simple, sweet and fun... a nice little family fantasy Christmas Movie that everyone can watch together! Very similar, at times, to the movie, Santa Who?. I'll have to write a complete review soon! Anyway, we enjoyed it... so I hope you and your family will, too!
It is amazing how many new Christmas Movies there are this year on TV, especially from the Hallmark Channel. They are "the very best" when it comes to Holiday Programming! There are also new ones from Lifetime and ABC Family, and a new one premiering on the Gospel Music Channel I am excited about - titled "Christmas with a Capital C". It's a powerful film for Christians and it stars Ted McGinley from The Note. Check out the Christmas with a Capital C post for more details and be sure and watch the trailor video under the cast list. It's great!
Have a Happy Day.. Everyone! Happy Preparing for Thanksgiving Day!!!
Be sure and check the Christmas TV Schedule for upcoming Movies and Specials!
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
I'm so Thankful... Christmas Movies & Specials - Coming in November!!!!
November 10, 2010 ~
Oh, how I love November... the Thankful Month! I am so grateful... for the Lord above, my precious family, and all my many blessings!!!
This Saturday & Sunday - Hallmark launches their weekend Marathon of Christmas Movies! It's non-stop and all night long!!! Yeah!!! I love it!
Some of the Movies Included this weekend:
As always, check the Christmas TV Schedule for all the details!
Tonight on TV, for all of you Country Music fans (like myself!) ... check out the Country Music Awards on ABC. By the way, Lady Antebellum has a great new Country Christmas CD titled: A Merry Little Christmas
.
Happy Birthday to Country Singer ~ Miranda Lambert
, Fashion Designer ~ Lilly Pulitzer
, and Someone Special, I personally know, who is getting the CD above, as a gift! Shhhh... don't tell!
Have a Wonderful, Happy Day, Everyone!!!
Oh, how I love November... the Thankful Month! I am so grateful... for the Lord above, my precious family, and all my many blessings!!!
This Saturday & Sunday - Hallmark launches their weekend Marathon of Christmas Movies! It's non-stop and all night long!!! Yeah!!! I love it!
Some of the Movies Included this weekend:- Finding John Christmas
- When Angels Come to Town
- What I Did For Love
- Moonlight & Mistletoe
- The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
- A Season For Miracles
- Fallen Angel
- Silver Bells
- All I Want for Christmas
As always, check the Christmas TV Schedule for all the details!
Tonight on TV, for all of you Country Music fans (like myself!) ... check out the Country Music Awards on ABC. By the way, Lady Antebellum has a great new Country Christmas CD titled: A Merry Little Christmas
.Happy Birthday to Country Singer ~ Miranda Lambert
, Fashion Designer ~ Lilly Pulitzer, and Someone Special, I personally know, who is getting the CD above, as a gift! Shhhh... don't tell!Have a Wonderful, Happy Day, Everyone!!!
Monday, 4 October 2010
A Family Thanksgiving Preview!
Check out this Promo Commercial below for A Family Thanksgiving!
Oh, I just love the Christmas Season and all of these wonderful days leading up to Christmas Day!!! I can't hardly wait for the Holiday Movies to begin! I love the Hallmark Channel for "Always bringing us... The Very Best!"
I am looking forward to watching A Family Thanksgiving and All of the Rest!
Click here for more details for A Family Thanksgiving
Oh, I just love the Christmas Season and all of these wonderful days leading up to Christmas Day!!! I can't hardly wait for the Holiday Movies to begin! I love the Hallmark Channel for "Always bringing us... The Very Best!"
I am looking forward to watching A Family Thanksgiving and All of the Rest!
Click here for more details for A Family Thanksgiving
Monday, 12 July 2010
A Family Thanksgiving - Hallmark Channel
MOVIE REVIEW
A Family Thanksgiving
Network: Hallmark Channel
Original Air Date: November 6, 2010
CAST:
Daphne Zuniga ... Claudia
Faye Dunaway ... Gina
Dan Payne ... Bill
Gina Holden ... Jen
Kennedi Clements ... Amy
Nicolai Lawton-Glustra ... Jake
PLOT:
from Hallmark Channel:
A wealthy, successful corporate lawyer (Daphne Zuniga, "One Tree Hill") is living the high life in New York City with little time for anything except her lavish lifestyle until a close encounter with a bizarre mystic (Academy Award(R) Winner Faye Dunaway, "Network") drops her into an alternative reality to see what her life might have been like had she made different choices in "A Family Thanksgiving," a Hallmark Channel Original Movie. Hallmark Channel is the biggest holiday destination in television.
Thanksgiving is coming and Claudia, a self-absorbed, workaholic lawyer is being badgered by her sister Jen to come home for the holiday. After promising Jen she wouldn't miss Thanksgiving, Claudia is instead delighted when her boss appoints her to head up a team of lawyers in the firm's hostile takeover of another company. If Claudia wins the case, she'll be made partner. Giddy over the opportunity, Claudia then realizes the caveat: working the weekend means missing Thanksgiving. While Claudia isn't looking forward to facing Jen's disappointment, she convinces herself that while Thanksgiving is just a family holiday, being made partner is worth the sacrifice.
While preparing her case, Claudia has several accidental brushes with a mysterious woman Gina who repeatedly tries to make an appointment to discuss the lawyer's future. Annoyed, Claudia sidesteps the eccentric stranger long enough to escape to a waiting limousine, which to her surprise is chauffered by Gina. Gina wastes no time slamming on the brakes, causing Claudia to bump her head and fall unconscious. When Claudia awakes, she makes the horrifying discovery that her old life no longer exists. Her fast-paced existence gone, Claudia discovers she is a suburban housewife with two children. As she stumbles through this alternate existence, desperately trying to get her old life back, Claudia finds she is becoming strangely comfortable in the role of loving wife and mother. After making great strides to become a more genuine, caring person, Claudia falls deeply in love with her life, husband and children just as Gina arrives to take her back to her former reality. Now, Claudia finds herself at a crossroads where she must choose between being the woman she used to love or this new woman who is loved by so many others.
Movie Review:
I think this movie better suits an older audience only and truly should not be a movie for family viewing, in spite of the name being, A Family Thanksgiving.
This was one of those interesting movies where a successful business woman, Claudia, is placed into the life of being a Stay-at-Home Mother of two young children. She tells the children she's not their Mom, which freaks out the kids, at first, and might also confuse children who watch this movie, as well.
Claudia has to adjust into this new life of Motherhood and doesn't remember meeting or marrying her husband or having her children. Her sister is also a Stay at Home Mother and is helpful with advice.
Claudia asks her Sister, after giving a big party for her husband, if she thinks he expects (and I'm quoting...) "Birthday Sex". This comment would not be something I would expect in a family-friendly Hallmark Channel Movie. Then, later on... after Claudia has a date-night with her husband who she hardly knows - they have a racy "Melrose Place" type scene where Claudia and her husband come through the door, after their date, heavily kissing and begin almost ripping each other's clothes off as they make their way to the bedroom. I couldn't believe this was on Hallmark and titled "A Family Thanksgiving".
The Family does eventually, have a nice thanksgiving dinner, and Claudia realizes how much she was missing in her life before and figures out how she can possibly balance both lives.
It's an interesting movie, just not one for family viewing or young children!
See or Skip:
See, but not as a family or with young children.
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A Family Thanksgiving
Network: Hallmark Channel
Original Air Date: November 6, 2010
CAST:
Daphne Zuniga ... Claudia
Faye Dunaway ... Gina
Dan Payne ... Bill
Gina Holden ... Jen
Kennedi Clements ... Amy
Nicolai Lawton-Glustra ... Jake
PLOT:
from Hallmark Channel:
A wealthy, successful corporate lawyer (Daphne Zuniga, "One Tree Hill") is living the high life in New York City with little time for anything except her lavish lifestyle until a close encounter with a bizarre mystic (Academy Award(R) Winner Faye Dunaway, "Network") drops her into an alternative reality to see what her life might have been like had she made different choices in "A Family Thanksgiving," a Hallmark Channel Original Movie. Hallmark Channel is the biggest holiday destination in television.
Thanksgiving is coming and Claudia, a self-absorbed, workaholic lawyer is being badgered by her sister Jen to come home for the holiday. After promising Jen she wouldn't miss Thanksgiving, Claudia is instead delighted when her boss appoints her to head up a team of lawyers in the firm's hostile takeover of another company. If Claudia wins the case, she'll be made partner. Giddy over the opportunity, Claudia then realizes the caveat: working the weekend means missing Thanksgiving. While Claudia isn't looking forward to facing Jen's disappointment, she convinces herself that while Thanksgiving is just a family holiday, being made partner is worth the sacrifice.
While preparing her case, Claudia has several accidental brushes with a mysterious woman Gina who repeatedly tries to make an appointment to discuss the lawyer's future. Annoyed, Claudia sidesteps the eccentric stranger long enough to escape to a waiting limousine, which to her surprise is chauffered by Gina. Gina wastes no time slamming on the brakes, causing Claudia to bump her head and fall unconscious. When Claudia awakes, she makes the horrifying discovery that her old life no longer exists. Her fast-paced existence gone, Claudia discovers she is a suburban housewife with two children. As she stumbles through this alternate existence, desperately trying to get her old life back, Claudia finds she is becoming strangely comfortable in the role of loving wife and mother. After making great strides to become a more genuine, caring person, Claudia falls deeply in love with her life, husband and children just as Gina arrives to take her back to her former reality. Now, Claudia finds herself at a crossroads where she must choose between being the woman she used to love or this new woman who is loved by so many others.
Movie Review:
I think this movie better suits an older audience only and truly should not be a movie for family viewing, in spite of the name being, A Family Thanksgiving.
This was one of those interesting movies where a successful business woman, Claudia, is placed into the life of being a Stay-at-Home Mother of two young children. She tells the children she's not their Mom, which freaks out the kids, at first, and might also confuse children who watch this movie, as well.
Claudia has to adjust into this new life of Motherhood and doesn't remember meeting or marrying her husband or having her children. Her sister is also a Stay at Home Mother and is helpful with advice.
Claudia asks her Sister, after giving a big party for her husband, if she thinks he expects (and I'm quoting...) "Birthday Sex". This comment would not be something I would expect in a family-friendly Hallmark Channel Movie. Then, later on... after Claudia has a date-night with her husband who she hardly knows - they have a racy "Melrose Place" type scene where Claudia and her husband come through the door, after their date, heavily kissing and begin almost ripping each other's clothes off as they make their way to the bedroom. I couldn't believe this was on Hallmark and titled "A Family Thanksgiving".
The Family does eventually, have a nice thanksgiving dinner, and Claudia realizes how much she was missing in her life before and figures out how she can possibly balance both lives.
It's an interesting movie, just not one for family viewing or young children!
See or Skip:
See, but not as a family or with young children.
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