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"A Christmas Carol" turns into "A Christmas Corral" as the animals of Woodsley's Farm help Oliver and his little sister June stage the classic tale to shock their Dad into embracing the spirit of the holidays.
My Dad Is Scrooge
2014 Directed by Justin G. Dyck
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Christian Laurian Kerr Brian Cook Eva Greig Bonnie Wright Jon Heder Charles Shaughnessy Laurie Campbell Keith Cooper Joe Marth Geoff May Shruti Kothari Hm Teo Daniel Solokhine Peggy Calvert Brian Nettlefold Janine John Rose Tuong Bruce Gram Michael Rubinstein Bob Charters Fiona Stevenson Carter Treneer Malcolm Cooper Weston Smith Ethan Ryan Goldberg
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Eine tierische Weihnachtsgeschichte, L'arche de Noël, Un Natale da salvare, Mans tētis - Skrūdžs, Opowieść wigilijna Olivera i June, 我的宠物们有魔法
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Theatrical
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USA
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17 Dec 2018
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Germany6
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Germany
17 Dec 2018
- TV6
USA
10 Nov 2014
- Theatrical
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There aren’t many positives here. One of the only things I can think of is that the main kids in it are not too annoying. Actually, the little girl looks like she’s having the time of her life and I appreciate that! I feel for the boy actor because his voice is clearly changing and that’s a tough spot to be in. He does a serviceable job as Son Character. Of course, there are bullies in this movie. The bullies are about as intimidating as soft boiled eggs. Other cast members must either be related to the producers or just happened to be around when filming.
The guy playing Dad Character is no good. Under the right lighting, he looks…
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If I lived in the same town as Manny, I'd probably be the biggest Scrooge as well.
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why do i do this to myself every year. watch these shitty christmas carol adaptations that no one knows about or will care about me having seen.
this one has talking animals.
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Goofy spin on "A Christmas Carol" but with talking animals as the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. The animals' mouths are made to appear as if they're mouthing the dialog of course. (It's "A Talking Christmas Carol?!?") You know I've seen worse riffs on "A Christmas Carol" and some of the sillier aspects of this made me chuckle/laugh so I'm gonna give it a pass, although I'm sure watching a behind the scenes making of this would be a lot more entertaining. Do you think the adult actors were ever just like "And this movie is being made why?!?!?" or were they just happy for the work??? (prob just happy for the work)
For some reason the Ghost…
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Wow, they really tried to do something here and then realized they didn’t have the budget for it.
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