Sabtu, November 26, 2011
Arthur Christmas (2011) Arthur Christmas is not complete and will lose momentum a few times. There are a couple of subplots that seem a little ’superfluous and has not been merciful to the arc and the brightness of some of Pixar production. But it is more or less what you propose to do and is a welcome change from the excesses of recent films in this genre. Although it may not be the classic Christmas is certainly a nice piece of intelligent and honest family entertainment that is not a bad movie that celebrates the artificial mythology does not have these features. Beautiful soundtrack by Harry Gregson-Williams, who apparently was a last minute substitute. Oh, and as always, do not waste your time with the 3D version of the film, because we do not really care, and simply to reduce the brightness of the image. Aardman provide us with three generations living in the family to the North Pole and Santa are clearly harmful. Nominal Arthur (James McAvoy), respond to letters from children to the father, Santa (Jim Broadbent). The words themselves together with a more ambitious son, Steve (Hugh Laurie), coordinated by the moment to produce an activity that has become highly automated, very disappointed in the Grand St. (Bill Nighy). Arthur is a bit ‘on the side, because this is an awkward arrangement. When the child’s bike is not sent, Arthur brings a gift before the dawn of his own with the help of the Grand and Santa elf called Bryony (Ashley Jensen). Joy, happiness and hijinks to follow. 
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