Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer Review
Oddly, A Classic
"Grandma Got Run Over Past A Reindeer" is a motion picture I hadn't seen in forever, and I'm non even certain information technology comes on Cartoon Network, anymore. I saw it the day information technology premiered, and have always had a soft spot towards it, in my heart. Information technology has so many great things about information technology, for the nostalgic taste of someone who actually cares virtually it, just it definitely has flaws I've just at present picked-upwardly on.
Essentially, this is a pic that takes that hilarious, homey classic song and adds a story around it. Information technology's not necessarily in demand of existence, and yet I've e'er enjoyed information technology, no matter how much everyone I know hates it.
You lot have a family literally called the Spankenheimers (lmao), and there's a grandmother whom owns a store everyone in boondocks seems to dear. A businessman tries to purchase the store, but the grandmother is non interested in selling the old, charming identify. Somewhen, grandma gets cold-cocked by Santa and his reindeer, and they kidnap her from the yard of her own home, even though they claim they don't know where she lives. Again, though: they kidnapped her from the front yard lol. Santa and his squad take grandma to the Due north Pole, and keep her for almost a year. The grandmother'due south grandson (grandson Spankenheimer lol) doesn't believe his grandmother is dead, and he tries his all-time to find her. And that'southward the story, pretty much. Very cooky. Very odd. Very silly. Simply lovable, quite frankly.
I personally remember the voice acting is fine from almost everyone, except for Cousin Mel (a sellout within the Spank-Depository financial institution family tree). That actress can sometimes sound sadistic, and sometimes makes me laugh out loud about her line delivery-as if she didn't understand what she was supposed to be maxim.
The music is quite a mess. The original song and title is very solid, and something heartwarming for me, since I grew-upwards on information technology. Merely, Good Lord, it spirals downhill with songs like "Grandpa's Gonna Sue The Pants Off Of Santa". That's a real song, and information technology goes on for almost five minutes. Information technology'due south pretty rough stuff.
The animation is non very smooth. Sometimes, information technology feels like they hadn't fatigued plenty frames, and so they just slowed-downwards the footage they actually drew.
The coloring is absolutely vivid, notwithstanding, and I experience it makes this special moving picture a lot more than personable and cozy in my memories from when I was younger.
If you can't tell, I actually beloved it, in an odd way, and probably always volition. I really hope, if I'm blest with children of my own, someday, that they'll savor this equally much as I had, for and then many years.
Surprisingly, I would call this a modern Christmas archetype, even though it probably shouldn't exist.
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Average Vacation Blithe moving picture! 6 Stars is a stretch, but I gave it!
I don't remember ever seeing this 1 before. For someone who knew the song very well, just not the film...wondering where have I been? If I have, information technology was a long time ago. It is definitely based upon the song, which is silly to begin with so the movie is just the same, far-fetched, yet considering the song and the animated moving picture lucifer, it was exactly what it was supposed to exist in a crazy and weird kind of way. They just made a move based on the song because they could, but that's about all. All the same, it turned out to exist non as bad as I idea it would be, so I was a footling pleasantly surprised. It's not a complete waste product of time, merely worthy of at least one viewing. Happy Holidays IMDb and everyone reading this review for 2017!
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But, hilariously bad
This pic is really bad, but really funny because of information technology. Yes the plot is rather stupid merely almost Christmas films are not exactly plausible or in this instance, "clausible". HA HA. The songs are also lame, but still funny. They also seem to accept added actress ones that branch of ideas from the original. The jokes are not that hard to go, there isn't actually whatever violence or foul language...just fine for the kids. The animations are fine, doesn't accept to be CGI to be considered proficient. Don't know why this movie is being trashed so badly, it'southward not by far the worst holiday one out there. We look forward to seeing this every year and promise they keep ambulation it. If you haven't watched information technology out nevertheless, definitely wait for a copy on Amazon or YouTube.
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I would rather watch the Star Wars Holiday Special
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This is the worst Christmas special to ever air on television. There is this young kid named Jake Spankenheimer, who is just the most sickeningly-sweet and annoying child you could ever see, whose Grandma, who sounds similar she inhaled a tank of helium, was run over by one of Santa's reindeer. Aye, this is based on the novelty vocal. In fact, they even sing it in the beginning of the movie while everything is happening at the same time. The characters even say the freaking lyrics equally they are doing what the song'south lyrics describe. So, the movie REALLY wants to make sure that y'all know that it's based on the novelty vocal. But this movie puts a twist on the song, proverb that the whole reason Grandma was run over was because of the in-your-face, b*tchy, simulated-southern-accented, flamboyant villain cousin Mel, who tried to poison Grandma'south fruitcakes which would somehow lead to Grandma selling the shop which would make something... I don't know, I kind of stopped listening in one case I heard the championship song. But information technology'southward not just the voices, or animation, or even the dialogue that make the movie bad, although they sure are contributors. It'southward the songs. Ane novelty vocal is enough, only we too have "Grandma's Spending Christmas Christmas With the Superstars", in which Grandpa sings about how he thinks Grandma is expressionless but isn't sad considering he knows that she is in sky having Christmas with Elvis, and... Elvis ('cause that'due south all he lists), but he sings it to jazz/rock 'northward' roll. And also "Granddad's Gonna Sue the Pants Off of Santa", which has cousin Mel and her accountant/lawyer/lesbian lover singing that Grandfather is (insert title here) because he's going to find out that Santa ran over her, and for some strange reason when they sing, they exercise it to tropical music/background while they wear samba outfits, spouting out the dumbest lyrics a novelty song could have: "Grandpa'southward gonna sue the pants off of Santa that's what grandpa's gonna do. Grandpas gonna sue the pants off of Santa. Cause grandma would have wanted him to. Grandpas gonna sue the pants off of Santa. He knows the law is on his side. Grandpas gonna sue the pants off of Santa. Santa's going for a ride! *Arriba*" Oh yep, I'yard gonna be humming that all calendar week. Only aside from that, the picture also rips off Miracle on 34th Street and other movies, has the stupidest villain ever, an annoying Grandma who thankfully gets run over by a reindeer, and little Jake, who is twelve (or whatsoever) yet still believes in Santa and is and then annoyingly-sugary-sweet and skillful-hearted that I so dearly desire a reindeer to run over him. Nothing in the special was correct. It was boring, annoying, had horrible songs, had horrible voices, and information technology even had bad animation (Is that a dollop of whipped foam on Grandma's caput? Oh wait, that's her pilus). Skip this movie. This is the equivalent of finding a lump of coal in your stocking.
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A Beautiful Mess
Alright, listen. This special is all over the place. Information technology's awkwardly animated (to say the least), the story is weakly fashioned around a satirical Christmas song (and is more filler than genuine, holly-jolly entertainment), the voice acting is subpar, and, at 51 minutes, it'southward manner likewise long. But all those things are what make this ridiculous little moving-picture show so endearing. It's something I would watch equally a kid and savor, if for nothing more than the unproblematic story and jokes. Information technology was a footling too long to concord my attention throughout, even and then, but it however had something special nigh it that kept me coming year after twelvemonth. Now, it'due south good for the fun gene of it. You tin't put this on expecting to see A Charlie Brown Christmas-level of quality, because that'south just not information technology. When taken for that it is (a quick endeavor for Warner Bros. to cash in on the hitting Dr. Elmo song), it offers just enough to give a footling vacation cheer. Shoehorning in a bunch of cuts off Dr. Elmo's Christmas record of the same proper noun, information technology makes for some of the about bad-mannered, inappropriately inserted musical numbers, perchance, in this history of animated movies. It's worthy of countless razzies and that's why I love it.
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Entertaining and amusing...
I really do not care for animated movies, just this one was pretty good. Normally, I would not even CONSIDER watching an animated movie, but this one interested me (every bit the title, is that of a song have heard for years). I took a chance and did not regret information technology. I won't say it's a masterpiece, only it is worthy of respect. It is pretty much the fashion the song goes. As each item of the story is demonstrated, a clip of the song is played. As well, there are several new songs introduced that create originality. Grandma has a store, A business human being wants to purchase it, but she does not desire to sell. Cousin Mel plans to steal the store from Grandma, but all things alter because "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer"!
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What'southward side by side? Broadway?
When this first came out every bit a song, information technology was amusing, a light chuckle along the lines of Weird Al'southward Christmas at Ground Zero. That was over a decade ago. Now someone'southward decided that we need a 50-minutes explanation of the backstory behind the song.
The storylines non bad...information technology's the sort of Christmas special that seems naggingly familiar, from the courtroom scene (Miracle on 34th Street) to the tycoon buying a locally run store (Gremlins ii). The blitheness is rough though, with a cookie-cutter feel to information technology. The producers apparently felt that nosotros needed more songs by the aforementioned artist, all of which are lethargic one-poetry ditties devoid of humor.
One thing I'll give credit to: The 'evil tycoon' at least is written by the books. But overall, this novelty of a video makes a better bookstop than annihilation else.
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Delightful story with irresistible (& lightheaded) lyrics
Cylex 14 December 2002
This is a delightfully silly Christmas film with lines & lyrics to make you laugh out loud. The lead characters come over strongly, the animation is skillful and the message clear. However it is the songs that make this moving picture a must come across. I was lucky enough to catch it on Drawing Network and I bought the video presently afterward. I've not regretted it. 9/ten
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A Timeless Classic
I'g non going to lie to you. Information technology'south not for everyone. What really got me into the moving-picture show where all the fun songs sprinkled throughout the motion-picture show. Is information technology cheesy? Aye. Is it poorly made with terrible voice acting and animation? Aye. Is it a film with a great message? Yous bet. If you enjoy Christmas and the spirit behind information technology this movie is for you. If you lot don't you might get a adept chuckle and the cheepins of the whole experience.
I started watching this back in 2000 and I was delighted when Cartoon Network started showing it during the Holidays round clock. Can't yous meet. Nosotros'll finally exist. Jesus Christ superstar lock your car we're in Harlem infant I'm a loser.
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Good show ......but why......
So what a great Christmas kids show. I rented it for my nieces and didn't realize they had to put all kinds of cleavage and inappropriate clothes on the women. Its a child testify . Are you for real. I regret renting information technology. Could exist a perfect prove, but..... kids don't demand to exist exposed to that at a young age. Shameful.
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Bad in almost every way possible
Don't get me wrong, I love Christmas specials but I really disliked this one. This did have the ingredients for it to be at least charming, but so much let it downwardly that my caput was throbbing from striking the wall countless times. The animation is very shoddy especially in the graphic symbol designs, while the music is mostly awful. The incidental music is okay, but the songs were what irked me. Not only are the melodies forgettable and the lyrics trite, some of them don't fit with the story at all. The story is a not bad idea simply badly told, and non helped by the poor pacing and terrible dialogue. Very few of the characters are likable either, and the voice interim ranges to decent to sub-par. So all in all, this was really quite bad, at least for me. 1/10 Bethany Cox
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Great Holiday Film For Whole Family unit
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Now here'south a cartoon that the whole family can lookout, and nobody has to sentinel or listen for anything that piddling kids ought not hear. This is merely a fun little drawing that I think tin actually put the Christmas spirit into people. Here you lot have the Spankenheimer family, a nice family who have their ain trivial business, and they care nearly making the customers happy every bit opposed to Cousin Mel's plans for just making money and lots of it. The genuine holiday spirit consisting of loving and caring and family unit really works Cousin Mel'south nerves, but of all the family, the worst to her is Grandma because she refuses to sell out her honest business concern for coin. Cousin Mel decides to ruin Grandma by calculation an extra ingredient to Grandma'south (already) "Killer Fruitcake" (as is explained in vocal, and a hilarious one at that). Grandma takes the fruitcake with her when she leaves habitation on Christmas Eve and is involved with a hitting-and-run with Santa Claus, and the sole witness to this incident is Jake Spankenheimer, the grandson. Jake can't get anyone to believe him, and he must detect Grandma before Cousin Mel sells the store to Austin Bucks, who wants to turn it into a run-of-the-mill business organisation. With nowhere left to turn, Jake sends a request to the North Pole for assistance in finding Grandma, and hilarity and adventure ensues from there in the race to get Grandma back domicile and stop Cousin Mel's fiendish plans. A highly recommended Christmas moving-picture show for the whole family.
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This animated version of the vocal "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer" but didn't piece of work for me
tavm xx March 2011
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For years, I wondered how they could brand an animated cartoon about the death of a dearest grandmother caused by a reindeer running over her based on a tongue-in-cheek Christmas novelty song chosen "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer". Now that I've watched the outcome and found out that information technology'south only partially implied she might've kicked the bucket and is actually staying at the North Pole because of amnesia, I've got to say part of me would've preferred that the song only stayed a song. I mean, all the additional stuff-similar the clichéd villainous cousin, in this case the female Cousin Mel-just makes i head spin thinking how the now-iconic song is at present being violated just for the sake of possibly making another classic holiday drawing special. Well, this time, it didn't piece of work for me equally the story seemed also contrived, the characters also sugary sweet, and the situations also unbelievable. Of course, if I was still under-12...
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Based on One of the Worst Christmas Songs
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Always wondered if there was a Television special so bizarre in concept that you'd think there'd exist no way in existence it could see the light of solar day? Well, that'south where nosotros are with this catastrophe. Based on the song of the same proper noun by Randy Brooks, this special aired quite a lot on Drawing Network and has become somewhat of a minor cult classic, although that may be from ironic enjoyment. The film's director is known for making pretty solid television specials before, with established comic characters like Peanuts and Garfield, but how did this weird experiment favor out?
Now given the basic structure of the original song, plain the special's story had to be heavily altered to see an virtually one hour run-time. With all that said, in terms of a plot, this has to be one of the nearly inexplainable holiday narratives I've always seen. What seems to kickoff off as a cute admitting weird story about a hardworking grandmother getting hit by Santa then turns into a serious crime antic most saving saint Nick from getting imprisoned. And don't even think the plot is straight forward either, since the structure is all over the place and and so many plot points come out of the left field to the indicate that the then-chosen "story" becomes pointlessly convoluted. I scene will prove the lead character, Jake Spankenheimer (no, I'yard non making that up), trying to relieve his family's shop, and the adjacent will evidence him heading to the north pole where his grandma has been aided past Santa and his elves. Even if this plot could work on its own, the brusque length makes it feel rushed and underdeveloped without whatsoever time to allow the viewers breathe.
Yet, the strangest aspect well-nigh these flaws is that they actually make the special entertaining. Just the mere fact that these creative decisions even exist alone is laughable already, but whatever motivations the characters have makes the experience surprisingly joyful. The titular grandma is nothing more a sweet sometime lady who wants to spread adept will instead of greed, and withal that makes for a weird conflict with the antagonistic cousin Mel. HER goal is to sell Grandma'south holiday store to corporate conglomerates for no other reason than coin, yet her intentions are so stereo-typically evil that one can't help put laugh at how loony she must be. As for the aforementioned Jake, his love for Christmas and Santa Claus is so large that it almost makes him delusional to the fact that his own grandmother well-nigh died from the old fat man. Every other character is simply a walking trope, from the sleazy tycoon Austin Bucks, to the senile grandfather, to Jake's cookie cutter family unit, and even Santa feeling like a basic grapheme classic of what the jolly onetime elf is supposed to be.
In terms of visuals, even past television standards, the blitheness looks actually bland and lackluster. The grapheme designs wait the aforementioned, the backgrounds are too drab for a colorful holiday cartoon and nothing else about the overall aesthetic sticks out well, or even badly for that matter. Although, due to the artists evidently having to meet a deadline, there may have been some noticeable goofs in the "animation" process. The characters barely move much, the lip-sync is hilariously off and some notable movement errors are worth freeze framing to the point of including them in meme culture. Only of class, beingness a function musical, there are songs by Elmo Shropshire (the original performer of the song), yet the transitions into them are and so forced they must be seen to be believed. Non that the songs are worth listening to on their own since they're pretty forgettable, it's simply that the rushed plot crammed them in then poorly that they feel like add-ons. Having mediocre songs is i thing, merely failing to necktie them neatly into a holiday narrative makes for some unintentional glory.
If anyone were to ask me what holiday special could never take been idea possible yet information technology notwithstanding was, I would directly betoken to this fascinating train-wreck. Maybe it's due to its source material being zero more than a dumb novelty song, merely Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer is and so messily written and planned out that it'south worth laughing at for all the incorrect reasons. The only recommendation I can requite is to those who wanna find corny and stupid holiday specials that take fallen in obscurity, but so as long as y'all have enough eggnog to keep you going. Hey, if the vocal makes no sense, why should this special?
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Why, why, whyyyyyyy was this fabricated?
I like a skillful novelty vocal. No, I take that back. I love a good novelty song. I absolutely despise GGROBAR on the other hand, and have from the outset note I always heard. When I found out someone had fabricated a drawing based on it, my head almost exploded. At present that I have seen it because my kids begged me, I wish my head had exploded. It would have saved me from the excruciating misery that was this cr@pfest. Starting time of all, making an hr long bear witness based on a 3 minute novelty song is a ridiculous thought. To stretch a song like this, which had to pad like crazy only to exist that long, into an unabridged hour, is even more ludicrous. This was poorly written, cheaply animated, poorly acted...the list goes on and on. Dear God, is this ever bad.
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Director should have been run over by reindeer
Lame, ridiculous and absurd. My six year old son talked u.s.a. into watching this rubbish. Tripe stereotypes and themes not appropriate for children. The antonym of the commercialism of Christmas is non socialism it's Jesus.
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Truly the worst Christmas special I've always seen
Thought this might exist funny, but unfortunately this crummy movie is just shockingly sloppy in stereotypes, pathetic blitheness, terrible music and unlikable characters. It'due south difficult to explain how bad this is, or even what the supposed plot is (at that place'southward an evil cousin Mel who is trying to steal the shop from the kind-hearted Grandma from the title vocal), but if you've fabricated it through the starting time 10 minutes of this ballgame of an animated special, you can figure out what's going to happen. Of course, if you tin make it that far, yous might want to make sure y'all are still alive and take not been banished to a netherworld of lousy television programming. This pic is inappropriate for children, and for anyone with expert gustatory modality.
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This is what Idiot box in hell must be similar...
If we really want to get serious and find Osama Bin Laden, so we should take this stinker downwards to Gitmo and force the detainees to watch it. They'll exist singing within minutes. Of grade, I'k sure that making them watch this god-awful dreck violates the Geneva Convention in several ways.
Look, my 5 year one-time daughter isn't immune to scout Television at home. Then take her to her grandparents or cousins and she's a footling Goggle box zombie. She got upwards and walked away after about x minutes. That'southward how bad this is.
You know, when the person responsible for this garbage was a immature writer, I bet he or she had dreams of the keen American novel. At present they have to look in the mirror every morning with the realization that they wrote what is peradventure the worst hour of telly in the history of the medium.
And we wonder why the rest of the world hates us...
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I wouldn't recommend information technology
Trite and tiring, the one-liners about made me cry. My 4 twelvemonth old left the room and ended up doing a puzzle. I don't know what age group this was written for, but the writer himself/herself didn't even desire credit. As for the song, it's mildly amusing. At least it was a decade agone. There are many Christmas movies to sentry. Although I've seen some many more times than this, they are however enjoyable. Whenever this comes on, I attempt to encourage my child to watch something else. One positive note, that allowed a vote of 2 instead of 1, is that information technology encourages good moral values. That would have been encouraging, if anyone were watching.
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Very, very weak
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This moving picture is extremely cliché in all: not simply the overused Christmas tropes merely also Jake and his family. The animation style is very flawed. The drawing style is okay and well colored, but the animation lacks fluidity in many parts. The songs were laughable in the bad style, because they are just shoehorned and they don't contribute to the plot at all. And no, they are nor cute and there aren't good lyrics to compensate their gratuitous condition.
The plot is badly done, because they miss many things. In example, the time isn't plenty to declare someone disappeared and Jake puts the people to taste a rotten fruitcake to prove Santa's innocence. There are many badly decided moments on this film. The Santa's idea also is poorly thought. Putting Grandma in his house? Information technology would be far smarter to ship her to a hospital. That way, all of Cousin Mel's gambit wouldn't happen. That is super idiotic and shows how weak is the storyline.
Among the characters, no one is likable, relatable or interesting. At best, yous can remember Cousin Mel and Grandma for existence extremely bonny. Characters are too unbelievable, cliché and uninteresting to be memorable.
The voice acting in general is decent, just Grandma's voice is beyond awful. She seems to accept eaten helium and her voice is unbearable.
This film is bad, but it can exist kind of entertaining and you can laugh of the bad things of the movie. It is watchable, at least.
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A dumb special for a impaired song.
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I have never heard of Grandma Got Run Over past a Reindeer, and later I heard that song and watched this special, I am glad that I never did. This is ane of the dumbest Christmas specials I have ever seen.
The story is about grandma Spenkenheimer (yeah, that is their name) who owns a store in the town of Citysville (why does the championship Powerpuff girls come into my listen?). People want to by the store, and her cousin Mell want to sell the store. But grandma pass up's all the offers. On Christmas eve she got run over past Santa's sled, and went missing ever since. At present it is upwardly to Jake (grandma's grandson) to make sure that the store don't get into anyone'southward hands and save the Holiday.
The story sounds like a 8 year old would come upwardly with. there is no logic here. Why would the large corporate guy care almost the store and then much? Why carp with the whole courtroom thing to salve Christmas (like miracle on 34th street done wrong)? Why does an probably 12 year old believe in Santa (I mean that he acts similar an 5 yr old about it)? It is so out of place, not in the fun mode, in resembling whatsoever reality.
The songs are out of place. Information technology is not like a musical, where the songs are an extension of the story. The championship song is simply dumb, the others are so out of place, that it made me thing that they are in that location merely because a lot of animated Christmas specials have vocal in them.
The characters are a joke. They are stereotypes. Y'all have the corporate guy, the parents that have niggling to no impact what then e'er, the villain'southward motivation is just because she is greedy, and the boy Jake is one of the nigh annoying brads I have seen in any picture show. At best: they leave no affect on you. At worst: Y'all will hate every single one of them.
To sum it all upward: it is but dumb. Skip this special. You lot are better of without it.
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Waste product of time
Sucked this was a waste of time. There wasn't enough booze to become us through this holiday hell-hole. The plot is then stupid, a greedy cousin plots to get her Grandmother run over past a reindeer then pin it on Santa. The storyline was frustratingly stupid and I desire that 60 minutes of my life back.
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Funny
My next M/G Review afterwards: "Bee Motion-picture show" This show is Pretty Good. It has some good stuff in When I;m bored. I'thou Bored all the fourth dimension and I sometimes watch it on December. I like Eight Crazy Night every bit well. This pic I'm gonna review brusque will go a B+. Here the Results: Phonation-acting: B 7.five/10.0 Solid. Very nice and in High Quatily.
Graphics: C 6.0/10.0 Information technology's a little Blurry.
Sound: A 8.0/x.0 Cracking Original Soundtrack.
Dialouge: A+ 9.0/x.0 Great scripts and to make it Funnier they take woory about fruit cake.
Lasting Entreatment: B vii.0/ten.0 What the *beep* Can I say? it has a Solid Lasting Appeal.
Overall: B+ vii.8/x.0 This movie can go a little uphill more. That's all I take to say. It is however pretty short so I'thousand simply gonna cutting this. Practiced Solar day Everyone.
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Horrid.
Horrid...Truly horrid. The flick revolves around some kid who, by so SHOULD HAVE outgrown Santa. His personality is completely one-dimensional and his catchphrase is "yeeeeeasssssssss!!!". his family isn't much amend. Granny has an irritating voice and at least is mildly entertaining (but not much). The evil salesman and his ugly sidekick are both as cookie-cutter as you can become. Santa'southward nothing new, and grandpa looks similar some ripoff of the Disney Gepetto. With that out of the way, I'll keep about the story.
Once again, Christmas is just some big spend-fest. Faith isn't mentioned ONCE. I grew up in a Christain family and went to a Christain school, and I can tell you, I practice NOT like ChristiansBut I however respect them. You lot know why? Because they're just living the way that they see as right. Christmas is not about giving. Information technology'south not about getting. Information technology's about the birth of Jesus and that is the way it is. Giving is just a tradition that commemorates the 3 gifts presented on that holy twenty-four hours. Santa thinks he tin cancel a vacation only because some people don't acknowledge him. When he'southward constitute to be existent, you'd retrieve people would've been more surprised. And so Christmas is portrayed as "Santa Day", celebrating some guy that doesn't be.
The songs are bad. Likewise bad to talk even more about. And the acting is even worse. I don't even know how they got a few pros to do this clamper of crap. The story is simply completely unoriginal and the jokes...That was the ONE Affair that got unjust treatment. Had the jokes been in a different picture show, they would've been pretty good. The animation...If you tin can phone call it that, looks like it wasn't even drawn past hand. The character's chins wouldn't move when speaking, the tongues looked terrible, it wasn't inbetweened. They didn't fifty-fifty get good artists! I could do improve...And that's no exaggeration. I mean information technology. I'm 14 an I could describe AT LEAST 10 times better.Really. Stay away from this, at all costs.
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She's Alive
Grandma Spankenheimer has a small-scale store in the heart of the city. Grandson Jake works with her forth with the rest of the family. Cousin Mel is greedy and hates Grandma's generous ways. She is and then desperate to sell the shop to tycoon Austin Bucks that she is willing to sabotage Grandma'south fruitcake recipe. Then the song happens and Santa runs over Grandma.
Writing a story to a novelty vocal is not commonly recommended. They even double-down with more than songs. Interim out the song is cringe-worthy. Everything subsequently that is either annoying or boring. The blitheness is lower grade. Despite all that, I'm invested in finding Grandma if just to get to the end. It would be more daring and fun if Grandma actually was killed by Santa. Of course, that would be asking besides much for this Christmas special wannabe.
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