My Dad Is Scrooge

2014

Action / Comedy / Family

3
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 50% · 1 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 50%
IMDb Rating 4.4/10 10 307 307

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Plot summary

"A Christmas Carol" turns into "A Christmas Corral" as the animals of Woodsley's Farm help Oliver and his little sister June stage the classic tale to shock their Dad into embracing the spirit of the holidays.

Director

Justin G. Dyck Photo
Justin G. Dyck

Top cast

Charles Shaughnessy Photo
Charles Shaughnessy as Judge
Jon Heder Photo
Jon Heder as Raffi
Bonnie Wright Photo
Bonnie Wright as Connie
Brian Nettlefold Photo
Brian Nettlefold as Bill Woodsley
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796.24 MB
1280*714
English 2.0
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 26 min
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1.44 GB
1920*1072
English 2.0
NR
us  
23.976 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds ...

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by vchimpanzee

Enjoyable and entertaining family holiday movie

Okay, it's not exactly outstanding. Most of the leading actors playing people don't really show that much talent. Christian Kerr is quite appealing as the boy who realizes he must save Christmas for the Woodsleys and their animals, and hopefully get his parents back together.The movie sticks with the tried and true formula. Sometimes this is just plain silly. There are obstacles and villains, and sometimes it appears the problems will not be solved. But then things happen that would only be possible in the movies.Several actors playing people stand out. Keith Cooper, who wrote the movie, does a great job as an overly optimistic and somewhat childlike elf-type who supports charities and then believes he is a ghost. Cooper is also one of the animals, but more about that in a minute.Peggy Calvert makes the most of a brief role as Mrs. Woodsley, who loves animals.And Michael Rubinstein has just enough nastiness about him in a very brief role as the previous year's play director who hopes Heather will fail.I should also mention Daniel Solokhine as a bully who is much like Eddie Haskell, very polite to parents and a bully to other kids. But he has a change of heart which is quite entertaining.Eva Greig is simply adorable as the very young sister. Not talented in the usual sense, but quite realistic. But stay around for the blooper reel at the end. She really shows her personality there, and that makes me wonder if she didn't have more potential.The actors doing animal voices, on the other hand, are very talented for the most part. Joe Marth as Clark the Dog sounds like Wallace Shawn and has quite an attitude. He is friendly enough but he takes his job quite seriously and has high expectations of people.Charles Shaughnessy is Judge the Goat and has an important role to play as well.Bonnie Wright I don't know but she is Connie the Bunny.And Jon Heder. Is a rat with a real attitude. He's just nasty, but he also has an important role.Is it family friendly? I see nothing wrong here, and don't know why a TV-PG V-chip rating was given. The entire family can watch this. I doubt most adults would want to.It's not a great classic, but it should be on your list and you want a warm and fuzzy comic holiday adventure.
Reviewed by abigailw-78659 1 / 10

Literally horrible

This movie makes me want to spew vomit everywhere. It's literally horrible. This concept of talking animals enrages me. This is the worst thing my eyes have ever laid upon. I can't even explain the rage the actors fill me with, especially the little redhead girl. Her voice sounds exactly like taking a metal fork and rubbing it really hard in circles on a glass plate. Aint no one talks like her. No one is that annoying. I find it hard to believe how annoying her voice is. God himself had to mix together all things annoying into a pot to make this little girl. The parents piss me off too. Don't even get me started on the animals. I could cook them all.

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