This a pretty-good movie about Christmas and is easy to meet my expectations. Santa is faced with double duty. How will he solve all the problems? Let's wait.
December 16, 2006 (Press Release) --
Directed by
Michael Lembeck
Writing credits (WGA)
Ed Decter (written by) &
John J. Strauss (written by)
Genre: Comedy / Family / Fantasy (more)
Tagline: His time at the North Pole is about to go South. (more)
Plot Outline: Santa (Allen), aka Scott Calvin, is faced with double duty: how to keep his new family happy, and how to stop Jack Frost from taking over Christmas.
User Comments:
I just got back from seeing this movie and I have to say it was pretty good. I didn't go to the theater with high hopes, however, so it was easy to meet my expectations. We loved the other 2 movies and had to finish the trilogy! This one could be titled Santa gets a midlife crisis--the plot is based on Scott's frustration over having so many responsibilities and not enough time with his family. There are some disappointments; of course, Bernard isn't in it and we all love him; just one line with no explanation tells us he must be gone. Also, Santa doesn't seem himself; yes, he's frustrated, but you don't see the excitement he had before. And,the plot gets resolved so close to the ending that you still haven't processed it, and the credits are rolling! But if you liked the other movies, go see this one; it's not as action packed, it's a little sappy, but it's clean fun and you'll laugh if you let yourself!
Just remember that it's not Shakespeare, it's just a Christmas movie. Go and have some fun! Enjoy the Canada subplot, eh?
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Michael Lembeck
Writing credits (WGA)
Ed Decter (written by) &
John J. Strauss (written by)
Genre: Comedy / Family / Fantasy (more)
Tagline: His time at the North Pole is about to go South. (more)
Plot Outline: Santa (Allen), aka Scott Calvin, is faced with double duty: how to keep his new family happy, and how to stop Jack Frost from taking over Christmas.
User Comments:
I just got back from seeing this movie and I have to say it was pretty good. I didn't go to the theater with high hopes, however, so it was easy to meet my expectations. We loved the other 2 movies and had to finish the trilogy! This one could be titled Santa gets a midlife crisis--the plot is based on Scott's frustration over having so many responsibilities and not enough time with his family. There are some disappointments; of course, Bernard isn't in it and we all love him; just one line with no explanation tells us he must be gone. Also, Santa doesn't seem himself; yes, he's frustrated, but you don't see the excitement he had before. And,the plot gets resolved so close to the ending that you still haven't processed it, and the credits are rolling! But if you liked the other movies, go see this one; it's not as action packed, it's a little sappy, but it's clean fun and you'll laugh if you let yourself!
Just remember that it's not Shakespeare, it's just a Christmas movie. Go and have some fun! Enjoy the Canada subplot, eh?
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