My all-time favourite Christmas film, had to be the first one I watched this year. I love everything from the animation to the story, and how James McAvoy brings this funny character to life. There's load of little clever nods and easter eggs which I think is nice to look out for. The cast is also pretty incredible!
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Not sure how or why Jack Frost became a central character but I'm not angry about Martin Short's involvement. I would however say that it is my least favourite of the three. I didn't like how the character of Curtis had progressed in this film, and how frustrating it was to watch everything go wrong. Apart from that, still a fun film, just maybe not as festive as the other two.
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Watched a screening of this followed by a Q&A with Director Brett Harvey, Producers Simon Harvey and Kingsley Marshall, as well as Actress Chloe Endean and student of the camera crew.
Firstly, I really enjoyed this film. Brett Harvey took a simple concept of a drive home and managed to create a emotional reaction from the audience. Personally, I did not realise Leah had ed away until I saw the sympathy cards near the end, but when I think…
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This film was so good! Firstly, what a cast - I truly see why Natalie Portman won the Academy Award for best actress, she deserved it. I felt like as an audience member, you got just as lost in Nina's delusions as she did, not knowing what was real or fake. It was a great demonstration of the "perfectionist" character who will do anything to be the best at what they do, similar to Whiplash (2014). You do feel sympathy…
