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Frosty Returns

  • Film per la TV
  • 1993
  • TV-G
  • 24min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
4,9/10
3933
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
John Goodman and Elisabeth Moss in Frosty Returns (1993)
AnimazioneFamigliaFantasiaMusicale

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaThe continuing exploits of the famous snowman as he goes up against a more powerful force which threatens all of Christmas.The continuing exploits of the famous snowman as he goes up against a more powerful force which threatens all of Christmas.The continuing exploits of the famous snowman as he goes up against a more powerful force which threatens all of Christmas.

  • Regia
    • Evert Brown
    • Bill Melendez
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Oliver Goldstick
    • Jim Lewis
  • Star
    • Jonathan Winters
    • Jan Hooks
    • Andrea Martin
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    4,9/10
    3933
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Evert Brown
      • Bill Melendez
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Oliver Goldstick
      • Jim Lewis
    • Star
      • Jonathan Winters
      • Jan Hooks
      • Andrea Martin
    • 66Recensioni degli utenti
    • 10Recensioni della critica
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    Jonathan Winters
    Jonathan Winters
    • Narrator
    • (voce)
    Jan Hooks
    Jan Hooks
    • Lil
    • (voce)
    Andrea Martin
    Andrea Martin
    • Miss Carbuncle
    • (voce)
    Brian Doyle-Murray
    Brian Doyle-Murray
    • Mr. Twitchell
    • (voce)
    Elisabeth Moss
    Elisabeth Moss
    • Holly
    • (voce)
    Michael Patrick Carter
    Michael Patrick Carter
    • Charles
    • (voce)
    John Goodman
    John Goodman
    • Frosty the Snowman
    • (voce)
    Steve Stoliar
    Steve Stoliar
    • News Announcer
    • (voce)
    • …
    Phillip Glasser
    Phillip Glasser
    • Kids
    • (voce)
    • (as Philip Glasser)
    Gail Lynch
    • Townspeople
    • (voce)
    • …
    Mindy Ann Martin
    • Kids
    • (voce)
    • (as Mindy Martin)
    Bill Melendez
    Bill Melendez
    • Mr. Twitchell's Cat
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    • Regia
      • Evert Brown
      • Bill Melendez
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Oliver Goldstick
      • Jim Lewis
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    Recensioni degli utenti66

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    4SnoopyStyle

    uglier weaker and less charm

    Jonathan Winters as the narrator visits Beansborough's annual carnival but it may not happen this winter. Little Holly would rather play with her magic set. A heavy wind blows her magic hat which lands on a snowman. Frosty (John Goodman) comes alive with her hat. Mr. Twitchell has invented a spray Summer Wheeze which disappears snow and he sends out his trucks to spray his invention. Frosty is in danger. Holly has to convince everybody that snow is actually good.

    The animation looks simplistic like old 70s kids show. However, it's different from the original Frosty the Snowman. The original is softer and more charming. This animation looks uglier. The spray actually seems like a good idea although Twitchell doesn't make sense. He's a weird villain who is battling nature. The whole thing seems like a late-night writing session gone wrong. This is way too stupid without the charm of the original. Also the songs are pretty weak. This is one Christmas special that doesn't need to be repeated.
    sonic345

    Not good.

    I think the biggest issue I have with this holiday perennial, is that it was obvious that the writers were trying to put together a script that appealed to kids on one level, and adults on another, not unlike Willy Wonka. While this is certainly admirable to shoot for, it's very difficult to pull off and when it misses it can be quite painful to watch. This was no exception; it not only missed, but missed badly; consequently, much of this is completely unwatchable.

    Additionally, the animation is poor. One of the producers is Bill Melendez, famous for his work on the Peanuts cartoons. Not coincidentally, the animation and the characters at times look like something out of a Peanuts cartoons. Unfortunately, it captured none of the charm of even the least inspiring of the Peanuts cartoons.

    Not least of all, the music was tuneless and uninspiring. It wasn't hummable, it wasn't memorable, it was just embarrassing.

    Why this continues to be shown every year opposite the original Frosty - in my mind one of the three best Christmas specials of all time - escapes me. If it were my call, I'd just run the original Frosty, twice. In the meantime, on this I'll pass.

    0 out of 10.
    3wolfofmoonandsun

    Worth seeing once

    It's funny. Usually if we love a Christmas special as children, we'll be loyal to it forever. But I suppose there's exceptions to every rule and for me, Frosty Returns is that exception. I loved it to death when I was little-Miss Carbuncle cracked me up ("Where there's snow there's slush, and where there's slush there's ice, and where there's ice there's broken hips, and where there's broken hips there's substitute teachers!!"). She still does, as a matter of fact, but the rest of the show is just bad.

    Frosty Returns is about-you guessed it-Frosty the Snowman returning. He acts nothing like he did in the original, spouting out things that seem to be jokes and dancing at completely random times. Strangely, it seems he can survive without his hat now. In the town of Beansboro he meets up with Holly DeCarlo. Holly wants to be a magician and she isn't really unlikeable, but her only friend is a token nerd named Charles. About five seconds after she and Frosty meet up, they find out a product called Summer Wheeze is being used by everyone in town. Basically, it's an aerosol spray that melts snow in seconds and creates instant spring. From then on Holly and Charles try to both save Frosty and stop Summer Wheeze.

    You won't find any mention of Christmas here. Winter is the thing being saved. The word that annoys me is SAVED. The way Holly and Frosty talk about Summer Wheeze, you'd think it was bottled AIDs designed to wipe out dangerous minorities. And it's maker, Mr. Twichell, is the made out to be the epitome of evil-from the horrible way he's drawn to his cat. He keeps babbling on about how he wants a crown, because everyone loves Summer Wheeze. Forget the millions he's sure to make-give the man a crown.

    I've always tried to be Earth friendly and I'm sure Summer Wheeze is a very bad thing. But I admit if a product like it existed, I'd buy thirty cans. The area I live in gets around 144 inches of snow a year, and it lasts into late March. It's like clockwork-I love December, tolerate January, get annoyed in Feburary, disgusted in March, and by the time Spring comes around like an angel of salvation, I'm ready to put a bullet in my head.

    What Frosty Returns does is lecture for thirty minutes about how winter isn't bad-we NEED winter, it's fun, pretty, magical! We won't let old Stinkypants Mr. Twichell take it away! Uh, Holly, Frosty, sweeties...YOU DON'T HAVE TO DRIVE IN THE (expletive) STUFF!!! SHUT UP! AND STOP SINGING! Aside from all that, Frosty Returns still is annoying. The animation looks a lot like Charlie Brown except bright and irritating. Even Holly and Charles show shades of Peppermint Pattie and Marcie in that a) Holly treats Charles like dirt, b) Charles looks exactly like Marcie with brown hair and empty, white eyes, and c) There's a very good chance the two are going to grow up and get married.

    Now that's something to think about while you're watching.
    1bcg5

    Blasphemous...

    I saw this Christmas Special for the first time this past Christmas and that was one time too many. This was by far the worst Christmas special I have ever seen. It was played right after the classic original "Frosty the Snowman" making viewers think it has something to do with it. One of the reasons it is so bad is the fact that it has nothing to do with Christmas whatsoever. The story revolves around a winter festival or something similar and some villain who wants to take winter away. The animation is awful as well, no where near the quality of the original or even the good sequel "Frosty's Winter Wonderland." The fact that they stuck this on as a bonus feature for the DVD of the original turned me away. I really can't describe how bad it really is. I'd say "see if for yourself" but no one should have to endure this farce. It is a complete blasphemy to anything relating to Christmas, Frosty, or winter. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!
    3SeptumSin

    well enjoy it if you can

    Well now here's a great sequel to a holiday classic...not! Well frosty the snowman is back to help a little girl to make friends and enjoy the snow of the holidays. Unfortunately the adults are using a sinister product to destroy all the snow. Will frosty survive? Well you'll have to watch to find out.

    Well at first you get to see several well known actors playing in this such as John Goodman and Jonathan Winters, but after that you look at this and find out that this film belongs with all the rip off cheap movies in your Kroger $1 Isl. The animation looks like someone did a bad job of copying the peanuts and the voice acting is terrible. The story is very rushed and even before you star the movie it's over. Trust me, if this didn't come with a collection then I would never have watched this film. Do yourself a favor, if you don't have children under 5 then don't watch this film it will rot your brain.

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      Contrary to popular belief, this special is not a direct sequel to the original Fiocco Frosty il pupazzo di neve (1969). Rankin/Bass produced the latter special, while Lorne Michaels' Broadway Video produced this special. Additionally, the animation was done by Bill Melendez of Peanuts fame, which is why the style is drastically different from the original Rankin/Bass special.
    • Blooper
      When Frosty starts melting, Holly and Charles point out that there isn't any more snow on the ground, when in fact there is.
    • Citazioni

      Frosty: [sees the Summer Wheeze trucks pass by and spray the snow away] Oh, no!

      Holly: Don't get upset, Frosty.

      Frosty: Upset? "Upset" is waking up and finding out somebody forgot to give you a belly button. "Upset" is finding out somebody stole your nose to play foosball! This ain't "upset", kid! This is PANIC! I'm two squirts from being HISTORY!

    • Versioni alternative
      On CBS' more recent broadcasts, the opening and closing bookend shots with the narrator were inexplicably edited to remove the narrator himself, yet his narration was left in. The snowfall was also digitally erased. And the end credits are styled like the end credits to the Peanuts specials from the 80's and early 90's.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in Hewy's Animated Movie Reviews: The Top 10 Characters of the Rankin/Bass Holiday Specials (2010)
    • Colonne sonore
      We Love the Snow/Oh No, Not Snow!
      Written by Mark Mothersbaugh (uncredited)

      Performed by the Kids and their Parents

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    • Data di uscita
      • 1 dicembre 1995 (Stati Uniti)
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      • Inglese
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