I have always been a fan of Garrison Keiller and Lake Woebegone Days. I was introduced to that media back in the 1980s on Saturday Night Live where Mr. Keillers popularity grew beyond a cult like status when he would appear and read passages from his iconic novel.. There is something warm yet forlorn about Lake Woebegone, and The Prairie Home Companion. On one hand its funny as hell, mixing old school entertainment with the edge of the 2000's. On the other, it is speaks of a time that is long gone, maybe never to return again. The cast is stellar. Even Lindsay Lohan delivers, and holds her own, with the likes of this all star cast. The story although predicable, is enjoyable for all ages. Take a chance. Turn down the lights to a candle like flicker, pop some popcorn, get comfortable with someone you love, allow yourself to get lost in the story and message. You will enjoy this fine family fare.

The movie showed great improvisattion, enjoyable singing and great humor. The cast seemd to really have fun working together. The movie was just like the radio show.