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Tag Archives: ed asner
Elf (2003)
Director: Jon Favreau Writer: David Berenbaum
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged amy sedaris, andy richter, artie lange, bob newhart, christmas, comedy, dad, daniel tay, david berenbaum, department store, ed asner, edward asner, elf, faizon love, family, fantasy, father, james caan, jon favreau, kyle gass, leon redbone, mary steenburgen, matt walsh, michael lerner, new york, new york city, north pole, nyc, peter billingsley, peter dinklage, polar bear, ray harryhausen, santa, santa claus, snowman, will ferrell, will mccormack, zooey deschanel
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Elf (2003)
Director: Jon Favreau Writer: David Berenbaum
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged amy sedaris, andy richter, artie lange, bob newhart, christmas, comedy, dad, daniel tay, david berenbaum, department store, ed asner, edward asner, elf, faizon love, family, fantasy, father, james caan, jon favreau, kyle gass, leon redbone, mary steenburgen, matt walsh, michael lerner, new york, new york city, north pole, nyc, peter billingsley, peter dinklage, polar bear, ray harryhausen, santa, santa claus, snowman, will ferrell, will mccormack, zooey deschanel
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Elf (2003)
Director: Jon Favreau Writer: David Berenbaum
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2003, amy sedaris, andy richter, artie lange, bob newhart, buddy, buddy the elf, christmas, claire lautier, comedy, daniel tay, david berenbaum, department store, ed asner, edward asner, elf, faizon love, family, fantasy, holiday, james caan, jon favreau, kyle gass, leon redbone, mary steenburgen, matt walsh, michael lerner, north pole, papa elf, peter billingsley, peter dinklage, publisher, ray harryhausen, santa claus, sing, singing, snow, snowball, snowman, store, story, sugar, syrup, toy, will ferrell, will mccormack, zooey deschanel
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All-Star Superman (2011)
Director: Sam Liu Writer: Dwayne McDuffie (Story by Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely) Recently re-read the Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely series. I loved it years ago when it came out and it is still my favorite Superman comic book … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Animated, Drama, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged action, all star superman, animated, animation, anthony lapaglia, bruce timm, christina hendricks, clark kent, comic book, daily planet, ed asner, fantasy, frank quitely, grant morrison, james denton, jerry siegel, joe shuster, lex luthor, linda car, lois lane, man of steel, perry white, sci-fi, science fiction, superhero, superman
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Elf (2003)
Director: Jon Favreau Writer: David Berenbaum I love this movie. I have seen it multiple times every Christmas season since it came out and it just doesn’t get old for me. Will Ferrell is perfect and if someone doesn’t think this movie … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2003, amy sedaris, andy richter, artie lange, author, bob newhart, central park, christmas, comedy, david berenbaum, department store, ed asner, elf, faizon love, family, fantasy, holiday, holidays, james caan, jon favreau, kyle gass, leon redbone, mary steenburgen, matt walsh, michael lerner, new york, new york city, north pole, nyc, peter billingsley, peter dinklage, ray harryhausen, santa claus, snowman, toys, will ferrell, will mccormack, zooey deschanel
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Too Big to Fail (2011)
Director: Curis Hanson Writer: Peter Gould (Based on the book by Andrew Ross Sorkin) I tried to get into this but it just wasn’t really my thing. Very dry.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2011, andrew ross sorkin, bill pullman, billy crudup, curtis hanson, cynthia nixon, drama, economy, ed asner, finance, hbo, henry paulson, james woods, john heard, lehman brothers, paul giamatti, peter gould, tony shalhoub, too big to fail, topher grace, warren buffet, william hurt
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All-Star Superman (2011)
Director: Sam Liu Writers: Dwayne McDuffie (Story by Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely) I was an avid comic book reader/collector for about a decade and I never really got into Superman until Grant Morrison’s run on All Star Superman. This … Continue reading
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