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Release Date: 02 October, 2001 Retail Price: $14.95 OUR Price: $13.46 You SAVE: $1.49! Cast: Complete Cast (8 total) |
Prancer Reviews
Just didn't hold my interest.
I bought this DVD because the cover looked nice and the plot sounded interesting. But despite the high quality of the actual picture, the cinematography was not quite what I've come to expect of in modern movies, and I thought the whole film could have used a healthy dose of editing. I had been looking forward to watching it with a friend, but we both lost interest within 20 minutes. I tried again later on my own, but didn't make it much farther. Thankfully there was a minor glitch in the DVD menu, so I was able to persuade the store to take it back and let me get a different DVD.
If you're really into Christmas movies, you might like this one, but if you're used to the latest cinematography techniques, riveting plots, and DVD's with all the extras, then you had better at least rent this one before you buy it.
Not a bad children's movie, but adults may be bored
When 8-year old Jessie (Rebecca Harrell) rescues a stray reindeer whom she firmly believes is Santa's Prancer, she tries to keep it a secret from her disapproving father (Sam Elliott). She hides Prancer in a tool shed and does chores around the neighborhood to pay for his feed (Prancer is animatronic, so I doubt he eats much). Jessie decides to write to Santa Claus about their predicament and gives her letter to a shopping mall Santa, instructing him to deliver it to the real St. Nick. But you can't trust those phony-bearded department store Santas - the guy gives her correspondence to the town paper, who publishes it. The secret is out, and Dad is mad. Unoriginal film, but cute and harmless enough.
Staci Layne Wilson
Author of Staci's Guide to Animal Movies
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