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Movie Description
When Santa Claus gets killed in a freak accident after being startled on the rooftop of a house, it looks like Christmas is ruined. But fortunately, just before his death, the jolly, gift-giver passed the torch to ad executive Scott Calvin (Tim Allen), who finishes the job of bestowing holiday cheer on all. When he finally reaches on the North Pole, however, Scott learns that he can't give up the job -- he's become the next Santa Claus. (THAT'S the Santa Clause!). Scott returns home, only to find himself slowly changing into the pudgy, white-haired old man so beloved of children... and to find that everyone around him considers him utterly and completely mad.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case
Anamorphic Widescreen
Audio:
THX Mastered Audio
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Dolby Surround - French
Dolby Surround - Spanish
Additional Release Material:
Making-of - 1. THE MAKING OF THE SANTA CLAUSE
Trailers
Interactive Features:
Scene Access
Interactive Game - 1. FLY SANTA'S SLED
Interactive Menus
Text/Photo Galleries:
Additional Text - 1. Holiday Recipes
DVD-ROM Features:
Screen Saver
DVD-ROM Game - 1. LETTER TO SANTA
Feature film debut for TV star and comedian Tim Allen.
Additional credits: Chris Danton (unit production manager),
Alan Edmisten, Michael Johnson, & Marcel Saumure (assistant directors), Carolyn Soper (visual effects producer), Nikki Amorosino (special effects), and Barry R. Koper (key makeup).
BBFC rated U by the British Board of Film Classification.
Industry Reviews
"...A clever, entertaining children's film with a realistic edge and a minimum of seasonal mush....[Leads Allen] to bright prospects on the big screen..."
New York Times - p.C24 - Janet Maslin
"...There's a real edge to this picture, yet it doesn't cut out the youngsters who will find so much to embrace in this genuinely imaginative work with its amazing special effects and an enchantingly realized -- and immense -- Santa's workshop kingdom..."
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Thomas (11/11/1994)
"...THE SANTA CLAUSE is often a clever and amusing movie, and there's a lot of fresh invention in it..."
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (11/11/1994)
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