अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंBurton Lemon, an oft-bullied elf inventor in Santa's toy factory, gets turned into an snowman after an accident with one of his machines. It is now up to Santa, fellow elf Isaac, and a girl ... सभी पढ़ेंBurton Lemon, an oft-bullied elf inventor in Santa's toy factory, gets turned into an snowman after an accident with one of his machines. It is now up to Santa, fellow elf Isaac, and a girl named Jennifer to stop Burton and save Christmas.Burton Lemon, an oft-bullied elf inventor in Santa's toy factory, gets turned into an snowman after an accident with one of his machines. It is now up to Santa, fellow elf Isaac, and a girl named Jennifer to stop Burton and save Christmas.
Amy Donofrio
- Jennifer
- (वॉइस)
James Grotto
- Isaac
- (वॉइस)
Dan Haggerty
- Narrator
- (वॉइस)
Jerry Lonergan
- Santa Claus
- (वॉइस)
- …
Jamie Norton
- Burton Lemon
- (वॉइस)
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Dreadful animation (even for 1995; the same year the first Toy Story was made and of course looks way batter than The Christmas Light). Reboot looks better than this, Nintendo 64 and PS1 games look better than this, The CGI Donkey Kong Country cartoon looks better than this, Monster By Mistake looks better than this. And it hurts me to say this but even Video Brinquedo, Sparkplug Entertainment, and most DTV mockbusters look better than this. It's on par with Rapsittie Street Kids and Joshua And The Promised Land as being some of the worst CGI ever made. Just like Rapsittie Street Kids and Joshua And The Promised land, this looks more like a college student's test assignment or even a web animation but nope. I'm glad that this is obscure becuase I think that if a kid saw this, their whole Christmas Vaction would be traumatizing and ruined.
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I grew up ironically watching terrible movies as a kid, and this was even more unintentionally funny to me than The Undercover Kid. It makes "The Room" look mediocre.
Oh. Right. My review. Can't forget that now, can we?
When I said this movie was extraordinary in my tagline/headliner thingie, I wasn't kidding.
It is extraordinary.
Extraordinarily BAD!
Alright. I guess imma big fat liar then, because that was two words but who really cares?
I'm not gonna change the title. It's not worth the extra effort, especially since it was a whole lot harder to actually watch the effffing thing than to put in any of my input, which was a dmn chore to do.
That being said, I'm still not as lazy as the aforementioned animators, & that's really saying something.
I mean if you lookup the definition of the word "lazy" in the dictionary, you'll find my picture under it all it's glorious laziness.
Needless to say, after watching all these crummy movies, I really need to up my lazy game if I wanna be a worthy competitor. I am rarely bested by anyone in levels of effortlessness.
However, from a more realistic point of view, the people who made this should definitely be ashamed, while you, as the audience, should be definitely be terrified.
However, for all you sadists & masochists like me out there, or if you just simply enjoy things that suck, this movie is just for you.
Cheers,
S.S.
P.s. RIP BRAIN CELLS!!
While binge watching and reviewing bad Christmas movies this December, I vaguely remembered watching this one a few years ago out of morbid fascination. This wasn't even a full-length movie. It's just 22 minutes of low-quality computer animated garbage that looked as though it were made by a class of middle-schoolers who somehow got their hands on computer animation technology.
Santa Claus is facing toy production troubles at the North Pole. His most brilliant elf, Burton, invents a machine to solve this problem. Unfortunately, the machine goes haywire and transforms Burton into an evil snowman, who promptly creates a huge blizzard that threatens Christmas. What follows is a bitter battle between Santa and the Snowman until a girl named Jennifer intervenes and resurrects Burton by singing a song about the "Christmas Light". That's it.
I know this was made in 1995 when computer animated media was just entering the entertainment industry, but even for that time period, the animation was horrible. By comparison, the earliest episodes of ReBoot, Beast Wars, and VeggieTales were head and shoulders above this trash and whoever said this was as good as Toy Story was lying through their teeth. All of the scenery was barren and plain looking. The North Pole itself looks more like a prison complex than a toy factory. The character designs look like lumpy clay figures with scrawny noodle arms that were created in a kindergarten art class, and their movements were sluggish and jerky. Everything in this movie feels so soulless and boring, it'll make you yawn.
The voice acting is terrible, and this was the only role nearly all of the so-called "actors" ever got. Isaac and Santa Claus both sound half-asleep as they muttered their lines in monotones, even when they're in danger. Burton/Snowman was only a little better with his hammy villain shtick. The only half-decent voice acting comes from Dan Haggerty (RIP) as the narrator and Jennifers singing.
None of the characters are interesting or likeable. Santa himself is a complete jerk who, along with Isaac, mistreats Burton, kidnaps Jennifer, and even tries to kill Burton after he becomes the Snowman. What kind of crummy Christmas movie would have such an uncharacteristically nasty Santa and expect kids to enjoy it?
In the end, this was a disaster that failed everywhere Toy Story succeeded. Everything here was awful. What was the purpose of this anyway? I pity any kid unfortunate enough to have watched this, the first and one of the worst, computer animated Christmas movies ever created.
Santa Claus is facing toy production troubles at the North Pole. His most brilliant elf, Burton, invents a machine to solve this problem. Unfortunately, the machine goes haywire and transforms Burton into an evil snowman, who promptly creates a huge blizzard that threatens Christmas. What follows is a bitter battle between Santa and the Snowman until a girl named Jennifer intervenes and resurrects Burton by singing a song about the "Christmas Light". That's it.
I know this was made in 1995 when computer animated media was just entering the entertainment industry, but even for that time period, the animation was horrible. By comparison, the earliest episodes of ReBoot, Beast Wars, and VeggieTales were head and shoulders above this trash and whoever said this was as good as Toy Story was lying through their teeth. All of the scenery was barren and plain looking. The North Pole itself looks more like a prison complex than a toy factory. The character designs look like lumpy clay figures with scrawny noodle arms that were created in a kindergarten art class, and their movements were sluggish and jerky. Everything in this movie feels so soulless and boring, it'll make you yawn.
The voice acting is terrible, and this was the only role nearly all of the so-called "actors" ever got. Isaac and Santa Claus both sound half-asleep as they muttered their lines in monotones, even when they're in danger. Burton/Snowman was only a little better with his hammy villain shtick. The only half-decent voice acting comes from Dan Haggerty (RIP) as the narrator and Jennifers singing.
None of the characters are interesting or likeable. Santa himself is a complete jerk who, along with Isaac, mistreats Burton, kidnaps Jennifer, and even tries to kill Burton after he becomes the Snowman. What kind of crummy Christmas movie would have such an uncharacteristically nasty Santa and expect kids to enjoy it?
In the end, this was a disaster that failed everywhere Toy Story succeeded. Everything here was awful. What was the purpose of this anyway? I pity any kid unfortunate enough to have watched this, the first and one of the worst, computer animated Christmas movies ever created.
Awful, do not waste your time. Watch Best of the Worst: Merry Kick-mas for a proper review.
क्या आपको पता है
- ट्रिवियाThe short was implemented in edited/flashback form into the sequel The Christmas Brigade (1997).
- कनेक्शनFeatured in The Christmas Brigade (1997)
- साउंडट्रैकO Tannenbaum
(Distinct Choir)
(as "Select Christmas Music")
Music by Ernst Anschütz (uncredited)
Music Bakery Publishing (BMI)
[The slow choir rendition of the melody's first half plays at the opening title]
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