Farewell Mr. Kringle

Película de TV
2010
G
1h 23min

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Vivica A. Fox and Christine Taylor in Farewell Mr. Kringle (2010)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA magazine journalist who no longer celebrates Christmas visits the quaint town of Mistletoe to blog about an inspirational - albeit questionably delusional - man who parades around pretendi... Leer todoA magazine journalist who no longer celebrates Christmas visits the quaint town of Mistletoe to blog about an inspirational - albeit questionably delusional - man who parades around pretending to be the real Santa Claus.A magazine journalist who no longer celebrates Christmas visits the quaint town of Mistletoe to blog about an inspirational - albeit questionably delusional - man who parades around pretending to be the real Santa Claus.

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The third of five (as of 2015) Christmas/Santa Claus themed movies directed by Kevin Connor, beginning with Santa, Jr. (2002), Un novio por Navidad (2004), Farewell Mr. Kringle (2010), Annie Claus Is Coming to Town (2011), and most recently, Un beso de Navidad (2014).

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At around the 90 minute mark as Mark and Anna are searching for Kris Mark runs a stop sign just before making a right turn.

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Kringle: Looking in the rear-view mirror, is no way to live one's life.

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Written by Isaac Watts and Lowell Mason

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5/10

Not bad if you like stories about Kris Kringle

There are some familiar story lines, but this story is put together a little differently. Kris Kringle has been Santa (not "playing Santa") for 50 years since his new wife died on Christmas Eve. A skeptical reporter is sent to blog about this man and the town of Mistletoe. Kris seems to know things that perhaps wouldn't be common knowledge, especially about the kids.

William Morgan Sheppard does a wonderful job as Kris. The other actors are passable.

The story, the production, the acting - there is nothing special except for Sheppard. To me, the story was forced. For one thing, the leading man doesn't have a conversation with the leading lady until 1/3rd of the film passes. People around them are hinting at romance before they have gotten to know each other at all. The movie is totally unconvincing as to why they should fall in love. Part of the problem with the romance is that this movie is just as much about Kris and it is hard to have time to do justice to both.

There are some heartwarming moments at the end which are probably worth persevering for.