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Alain ChabatCâmara:
Antoine SanierMúsica:
Matthieu GonetElenco:
Alain Chabat, Pio Marmaï, Bruno Sanches, Golshifteh Farahani, Audrey Tautou, Grégoire Ludig, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Mark Grosy, Kyan Khojandi, Patrick Timsit (mais)Streaming (1)
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A noite de Natal está mesmo ao virar da esquina e nada corre como planeado. Inesperadamente, e de uma assentada só, os 92 mil duendes da oficina do Pai Natal caem todos doentes. É um rude golpe, o Natal está em risco! Para garantir que este ano todas as crianças terão presentes, o Pai Natal terá de pegar nas renas e voar rapidamente até à Terra, à procura de uma cura. Mas, quando lá chega, precisa de arranjar aliados que o ajudem a salvar a magia do Natal. Será que alguém vai acreditar que este é o verdadeiro Pai Natal? (NOS Lusomundo Audiovisuais)
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If I was supposed to watch a Christmas comedy this year, then only France with Alain Chabat, and it is very well done. In fact, I wouldn't be afraid to label this film as one of the best with a Christmas theme. Santa's 92,000 elves get sick and he decides to go to Earth among humans for the first time to find an effective cure. I liked that Santa didn't really fit into our world, he doesn't know our customs, traditions at all, and that creates a lot of funny situations. The film takes a more family-friendly route, it's not that crazy and definitely not perverted, it's simply a show for the whole family with an excellent performance by Chabat as Santa and a few decent jokes. Fun entertainment with a nice resolution and the opening, where toys are being made, is literally brilliant. Story****, Action>No, Humor****, Violence>No, Enjoyment****, Music***, Visuals****, Atmosphere****, Tension***. 7.5/10.
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Not even the deluge of ideas that Alain Chabat has there is enough to secure the full enjoyment for the viewer. Personally I expected that it would be crazy from the beginning till the end considering it is a Christmas comedy by Alain Chabat. But it only has its crazy moments occasionally and the result isn’t anything exceptional. It is a pity. It wouldn’t even occur to me that after Asterix and Rrrrr! this would be his most “normal” movie.
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