IMDb RATING
5.5/10
620
YOUR RATING
A suspicious newcomer challenges Frankie Four-Eyes to a spectacular sled race.A suspicious newcomer challenges Frankie Four-Eyes to a spectacular sled race.A suspicious newcomer challenges Frankie Four-Eyes to a spectacular sled race.
- Awards
- 1 win & 6 nominations total
Mehdi Bousaidan
- Zac
- (voice)
Ludivine Reding
- Charlie
- (voice)
Mariloup Wolfe
- Sophie
- (voice)
Gildor Roy
- Chabot
- (voice)
Sebastién Reding
- Pierre
- (voice)
Sophie Cadieux
- Lucie
- (voice)
Nicholas Savard-L'Herbier
- Luc
- (voice)
Anne Casabonne
- Maranda
- (voice)
Catherine Trudeau
- Jacques
- (voice)
Aline Pinsonneault
- France
- (voice)
- …
Hugolin Chevrette-Landesque
- Ti-Guy la lune
- (voice)
- (as Hugolin Chevrette)
- …
Gabriel Lessard
- Henri
- (voice)
- …
Marguerite Damour
- Violet
- (voice)
- (as Marguerite D'Amour)
Éloïsa Laflamme-Cervantes
- Mini-tuque
- (voice)
- (as Eloisa Cervantes)
Lucinda Davis
- Frankie
- (English version)
- (voice)
- …
Noel Fisher
- Zac
- (English version)
- (voice)
Featured reviews
Very cute, very familiar and looks like another animation about running in the snow, which I don't remember the name of (I thought, Cleo - Snowtime!, 2015), but equally cute, this animations with little kids make my heart warm... , Coca-Cola advertising style...
Brains Beats Cheats...As It Should
A really good by the book kids flick that's safe for any of your shorties (age 2-10). A bunch of snowy tikes spend their days sleigh racing each other with zero adult supervision. Just like I remember it. There's good kids who are brainy and some not so good kids who cheat. Tremendous race scenes. A few good songs performed by one of the racerss...dancing, a cute dog, a couple of tears, and one awesome barn/clubhouse that they're all competing for.
My 9 yr old son loved it! Me...not so much. That's ok. Thank God for Steve Jobs so I can inconspicuously read the news while we watch.
A brief comment to a reviewer referencing their southern neighbors. Let's assume we're talking about Canada and the US. Please allow me to make this analogy. Our (The US) relationship with Canada is very similar to co-parenting. Just like we both want prosperity and happiness for our nations...we want equal and more for our children. To achieve this amazing outcome one of the parents (can be either) must be an enforcer to some degree. Not talking corporal punishment rather when the parent says it's time to do X....child does X. This is usually reserved for one parent and the other parent (also extremely necessary in achieving said parenting goal) should be more of the softie type. The one who a child may lean on more at times. The one who says yes not no. The one who buys that toy even though their kid doesn't deserve it..... I'd love for my country to be that parent but the reality is one of us must stand guard if all is to be right in the world tomorrow morning. It's the price you and I pay so we can watch cute little movies like this on cold winter nights in our comfy living rooms with our children who sometimes deserve the toy...sometimes not. Being a parent would be so easy if I always said "yes" not "no". My country feels the same.
A really good by the book kids flick that's safe for any of your shorties (age 2-10). A bunch of snowy tikes spend their days sleigh racing each other with zero adult supervision. Just like I remember it. There's good kids who are brainy and some not so good kids who cheat. Tremendous race scenes. A few good songs performed by one of the racerss...dancing, a cute dog, a couple of tears, and one awesome barn/clubhouse that they're all competing for.
My 9 yr old son loved it! Me...not so much. That's ok. Thank God for Steve Jobs so I can inconspicuously read the news while we watch.
A brief comment to a reviewer referencing their southern neighbors. Let's assume we're talking about Canada and the US. Please allow me to make this analogy. Our (The US) relationship with Canada is very similar to co-parenting. Just like we both want prosperity and happiness for our nations...we want equal and more for our children. To achieve this amazing outcome one of the parents (can be either) must be an enforcer to some degree. Not talking corporal punishment rather when the parent says it's time to do X....child does X. This is usually reserved for one parent and the other parent (also extremely necessary in achieving said parenting goal) should be more of the softie type. The one who a child may lean on more at times. The one who says yes not no. The one who buys that toy even though their kid doesn't deserve it..... I'd love for my country to be that parent but the reality is one of us must stand guard if all is to be right in the world tomorrow morning. It's the price you and I pay so we can watch cute little movies like this on cold winter nights in our comfy living rooms with our children who sometimes deserve the toy...sometimes not. Being a parent would be so easy if I always said "yes" not "no". My country feels the same.
This movie has amazing visuals but the scrip and the message miss the mark by a mile, or a kilometer!!! You can tell that this movie was not made for people with common sence! Mid movie everyone knows and admits that one boy cheated and nobody has any problem with the fact he is allowed to hold the title of winner. Where I grew up, and the town that raised me, we now that anyone who cheats is a looser and no person with a clear honest mind would ever see a cheater as a winner of anything. Yet the story pushes the idea that the other team must use their brains to beat this kid yet nobody has the brains to see that cheating only wins you the title of disqualification!!!!! Entire movie is moot and very frustrating to watch. Even little kids know that a real winner never cheats! BAD MESSAGE!!!!!!
I loved this film! The animation is beautiful, the characters are clever and the theme "brains wins over liars" is timely. It is a film enjoyed by children, their parents and grandparents. It is unfortunate that local theatres are not keeping it around for the Christmas holidays as a family activity. Given that it is a Quebec/Canadian film, it holds an important message for our friends to the south of us. I hope that the film gets American distribution. Go see it, the whole family will enjoy this "feel good" animated film.
This movies is such a great movie I didn't know they made a part 2 of showtime until now me and my wife love it a lot and hope they make part 3 is so funny and I love all the characters
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- Also known as
- La bataille géante de boules de neige 2
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $1,875,283
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $271,061
- Dec 9, 2018
- Gross worldwide
- $3,564,859
- Runtime
- 1h 29m(89 min)
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.39 : 1
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