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33 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
IF YOU AND YOUR KIDS LOVE CHRISTMAS YOU'LL LOVE THESE, 23 Nov 2007
I've previously bought the first(on video) and second of these films, and have just sat down to buy the box set , and felt I had to respond to the previous review.
I think the first film 'explains' christmas in such a modern way; it has certainly helped me answer some awkward questions over the years!! Yes, it is a slushy christmas film, just what a lot of us want at this time of year! The second film, my kids actually prefer because of the 'bad' santa, and last christmas we loved the third at the pictures and couldnt wait for it to be released.
Obviously each film is about Santa, and how it affects his family, etc around him. But each one is so uniquely different in its main story line, but because most of the actors filmed all three there is a real sense of continuity.
WE LOVE IT AND ALWAYS START OUR FAMILY FESTIVE SEASON BY WATCHING THEM ALL....AND NOW WE'VE GOT THREE!!!!! CANT WAIT......
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fun Times Three, 27 Nov 2009
These truly are some great movies. The first one has become an annual tradition for me.
Our series stars Tim Allen as Scott Calvin, a divorced dad who doesn't have a good relationship with his son. In the first movie, a Christmas Eve accident finds Santa dead on Scott's front lawn. When he puts on Santa's suit to appease Charlie (Eric Lloyd), he finds himself under the Santa clause. No matter what Scott wants, he is going to become the next Santa. This is by far the best in the series with lots of spot on laughs.
But the time the second movie rolls around, Scott has grown to love his new identity. So when he comes under the Mrs. Clause, he scrambles to find a wife by Christmas Eve so he can keep being Santa. Yep, we've got another Christmas romantic comedy. But it works quite well and is enjoyable.
The third movie finds Santa dealing with a disruptive Jack Frost (Martin Short) who wants a holiday of his own. While he deals with his in-laws and other visiting family, his wife is about ready to have a baby. Will that be enough to make him trigger the Escape Clause? This one is more silly and slapstick. I enjoyed it more on the first viewing. Again, it doesn't hold up to the original, but it is still fun in its own right.
This set contains no new extras. You get the three individual releases in a box, so if you already have one or more of the films, there's no reason to get this one. Additionally, if you prefer widescreen movies, you'll want to skip this set since these are the full screen releases. However, if you don't have these films, this might be your best way to get them.
Granted, all three movies are fairly predictable. But they also offer great Christmas laughs. I know I'll be enjoying them for a long time to come.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
FABULOUS!, 18 Feb 2009
The Santa Clause Movie Collection [2007] [1994] [DVD]
This was purchased as a Christmas gift for my brother, but I do own it in fact. It is brilliant......and such a bargain. Do not hesitate to buy this collection, it is truly amazing to see, especially at Christmas time.
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