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That Christmas:  A Heartwarming Holiday Tale That Delivers Festive Cheer

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MOVIE INFO:

Based on the charming trilogy of children’s books by beloved multi award-winning writer/director Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Notting Hill, Love Actually, Yesterday), That Christmas follows a series of entwined tales about family and friends, love and loneliness, and Santa Claus making a big mistake, not to mention an enormous number of turkeys!


REVIEW:

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That Christmas,” now streaming on Netflix, is a delightful animated film that brings the magic of the holiday season to life. Based on Richard Curtis’ charming trilogy of children’s books, this movie weaves together several heartwarming stories about family, friendship, and the unexpected twists that make Christmas special.

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The animation is vibrant and perfectly captures the cozy, festive atmosphere. The characters are endearing, and the voice cast, including Brian Cox as Santa, adds a touch of warmth and humor. The film’s narrative, while familiar, is filled with moments of genuine emotion and laughter, making it a great watch for families.

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One of the standout aspects of “That Christmas” is its ability to balance multiple storylines without losing the essence of the holiday spirit. The themes of love, loneliness, and the importance of being together resonate deeply, especially during this time of year.

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While it may not be groundbreaking, “That Christmas” is a solid addition to the holiday movie lineup. It offers a comforting and enjoyable experience that will leave viewers with a smile.

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Rating: 3.5/5 or B+. It’s streaming on Netflix.

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CREDITS:

Directed by

Simon Otto

Screenplay by

Based on

Produced by

Starring

Edited by

Sim Evan-Jones

Music by

John Powell

Production

companies

Distributed by

Netflix[1]

Release dates

Running time

92 minutes[2]

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English



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