My wife and I thoroughly enjoy watching Hallmark Hall of Fame movies. For example, we really loved Glenn Close in "Sarah, Plain and Tall," "Skylark," and John Corbett, Jessy Schram, Logan Huffman, Moira Kelly, and Cynthia Wathros in "A Smile As Big As The Moon." While the Performances of Jessica Lange and David Strathairn was superb, the senseless Murder of Marie and Emil by Frank made this but a PG rated feature. If this is rated PG, why would the studio ever represent two young people being shot to Death, showing them grasping at each other as they slowly die? This should have been rated PG13. Little children watch these Hallmark Hall of Fame movies; at the very least think of the children...
Review of O Pioneers!
