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Arthur Christmas is a 2011 animated Christmas comedy film directed by Sarah Smith, who co-wrote it with Peter Baynham. It was produced by Columbia Pictures, Sony Pictures Animation, and Aardman Features as the latter's second computer-animated feature film, following Flushed Away (2006). The voice cast features James McAvoy, Hugh Laurie, Bill Nighy, Jim Broadbent, Imelda Staunton, and Ashley Jensen. The film follows…
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Nasz drugi dziecięcy seans świąteczny to "Artur ratuje Gwiazdkę". Polecany, w jakichś rankingach na drugim miejscu. I tak powiem to wprost: nie wierzę w żadne rankingi! Bo ta bajka, może i niezła, ale do "Tamtych świąt" nie ma podejścia. > Our second Christmas viewing for kids is "Arthur Saves Christmas." Recommended, and ranked second in some rankings. And let me put it bluntly: I don't believe in rankings! This fa…More
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This is an animated Christmas film that conveys the story of Santa's clumsy but compassionate son who takes it upon himself to deliver a present to a child, accidentally left out. The first scene opened with a girl named Gwen who wrote a letter to Santa asking if he was real and how he always got to deliver Christmas presents to millions of kids around the world. She ended her letter requesting "a pink twinkle bike…More
In one of the many movies I have saved on Blu-Ray, the teaser for *Arthur Christmas* always appears and for many years I was curious about it; yesterday, as a sort of celebration for getting out of college vacation, I took the opportunity to watch it and now it has become one of my favorite animated movies. Within the first 15 minutes, I knew I was going to love *Arthur Christmas*. The fluidity in the elves' movemen…More
[Versión En Español] Spoiler Alert 🎅 Hello again community! Everything ok? I hope so. We know that December is a special month because of the famous Christmas tradition it brings us, even more so when absolutely EVERYTHING revolves around this, TV, video games, street decorations and so on. And most of all on TV, when they show iconic movies referring to this tradition and although I already talked about my favorit…More
Source A few days ago I wrote a short review where I praised "Klaus", a fairly recent film that knew how to capture the essence of Christmas very well with a simple and innovative story that used a unique animation style. In that same post I mention that for me lately there have not been many Christmas movies that are really good so the list of classics has been stagnant in time. Source The latter is not entirely tr…More
Christmas is approaching, television programs are related to that, where in each film he shows us the magic and the meaning of Christmas. Well today I had the opportunity to see the first Christmas movie with my little girl, this one was released in 2011. Review This film begins with the delivery of Christmas gifts by Santa Claus and the elves, but at this time they use great technologies to reach each of the childr…More
Continuing with the Christmas season this time my daughter and I watched the Operation Operation Movie. Source Sipnosis This animated film begins with a reading of a letter from a girl named Wen, she tells Santa that she wants a bicycle, that her friends make fun of her because she thinks Santa is true, but she trusts that it is so, despite that when she explores the North through Gogle Earth, she doesn't see her ho…More
I am a great fan of "Aardman" and especially of their stop-motion animations ("Chicken Run " is one of my favorite films), but I quite successfully overlooked their other project "Arthur Christmas"- I did not even play a trailer - first because it was computer animation and secondly, because his ads looked terrible. As a matter of fact, I did not intend to watch it in the cinema, but in a nutshell I found myself in…More