Beethoven sauve Noël

I actually really liked this one, from the reviews I thought it wasn't gonna too good, anyways, the comedy was actually pretty good, action was fine, and Mason, Catty Elf and Mason's mom were pretty good actors, anyways, the movie was pretty good, although Beethovens voice + personality was pretty weird, overall it's a good movie, and you should watch it if you are interested in christmas movies.

Here we have another installment of Beeethoven, now a celebrity dog. Very good and enjoyable. Great writing and good performances all around. A Christmas elf takes Santa's sleigh and crashes into a tree. Then he meets Mason. With Beethoven's help, they try to find a missing toy bag. Meanwhile, Mason's mother has to design a float for the Parade. Nothing brilliant here, but there are funny moments. If you're looking for a feel good, Christmas movie, this is it.

I just love all of Beethoven's movies, would love to see new ones. He just makes me laugh when I really need it. Thanks, Beethoven!

Look, family adventure, has wit and warm characters with barely any involvement in the legend that is Beethoven. Of course they tried to push the story and drag it out but nothing new everything been seen before and a bit cheesy and tacky. Even the dialogue is copied and well for a modern day family film this was disappointing.

This isn't a bad movie at all. It's actually surprisingly way better than anyone might expect, or that this movie really has any right to be.

It's about a big dog and it's Christmas. What else do you really need to know?

This is a fantastic family film. It really is. Perfect and appropriate for one and all.

With a solid stack of star power that is truly unexpected. Lots of familiar faces in this one.

One also does not need be a total Beethoven fanatic to catch on to this one either.

Newbies will get this one too.

Like I said, big dog, Christmas equals fun.

Tom Arnold voices Beethoven. It'll drive you crazy who it is, until you finally look it up. It's him. He does a good job as the title character.