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ACTOR
Jason AlexanderSean HayesDennis HaysbertNick Jameson
DIRECTOR
Peter Avanzino
SYNOPSICS
How Murray Saved Christmas (2014) is a English movie. Peter Avanzino has directed this movie. Jason Alexander,Sean Hayes,Dennis Haysbert,Nick Jameson are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2014. How Murray Saved Christmas (2014) is considered one of the best Animation,Short,Adventure,Comedy,Family,Fantasy,Musical movie in India and around the world.
One-hour animated special surrounding a surly deli owner Murray Weiner, who is forced to step into Santa's shoes for one Christmas and bumbles his way into doing a great job.
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How Murray Saved Christmas (2014) Reviews
Finally! A prime time Christmas special on Christmas Day...
'How Murray Saved Christmas' is a lighthearted holiday cartoon aimed at adults, period. (And on Christmas Day itself? Oy! Such a concept!) Fast paced and filled with so many inside literary, historic and pop culture jokes, puns and sight gags that only adults will get. Yes, this is not like your standard "Children, Santa Claus loves you and Christmas because . . . " cartoon that will sit well with those who grew up only on Frosty, Rudolph and Snoopy. But those who live west of the Hudson and south of Yonkers, or are familiar with all of the multicultural references in "How Murray Saved Christmas" will find this cartoon to be a hoot. And, yes, it is forty-two minutes of silly rhymes, plus over-the-top Broadway-style show tunes, to boot.
Funny, creative, clever!
We just rented this show today and found it delightful from beginning to end! It is so clever, funny, creative, and thoroughly entertaining! All the songs are catchy and totally hum-able! The dialogue and rhymes require quick wit and superb timing! The entire voice cast is amazing and great! We usually stick with our fave Christmas shows (like "Rudolph" and "Charlie Brown" and "Grinch") but this Christmas special is worth watching again and again! Jerry Stiller is excellent as Murray - and the entire voice casting is perfect! Highly recommend this fresh, creative, funny show to any adult with a good sense of humor and an open mind for new Christmas shows!
Fun Special
BEWARE OF FALSE REVIEWS & REVIEWERS. SOME REVIEWERS HAVE ONLY ONE REVIEW TO THEIR NAME. NOW WHEN ITS A POSITIVE REVIEW THAT TELLS ME THEY WERE INVOLVED WITH THE MOVIE. IF ITS A NEGATIVE REVIEW THEN THEY MIGHT HAVE A GRUDGE AGAINST THE FILM . NOW I HAVE REVIEWED OVER 200 HOLIDAY FILMS. I HAVE NO AGENDA. A quaint little town called Stinky Cigars – a secret location hidden only by a name that was chosen to repel tourists – is populated by iconic holiday characters from every culture around the world. It is home to Santa Claus and his workshop full of hard-working elves, and to other holiday figures from the best-known (Cupid, the Easter Bunny, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln) to the most minor and obscure (Arbor Day Aardvark, Labor Day Amos). The story, which is narrated in verse and "cheekily punctuated" by original songs,[1] centers on Edison Elf (Sean Hayes), an optimistic inventor with an unexpectedly hazardous new toy, and Murray Weiner (Jerry Stiller), the cranky owner of the town's diner. Murray's talent for delivering orders makes the unwilling curmudgeon the only person in town who can fill in for an injured Santa (Kevin Michael Richardson) on Christmas Eve. Fun special. There is plenty of holiday material that this cleverly spoofs. What is nice is that the makers of this film do not "Dumb it Down" when I am sure they were tempted.
Simpsons Sensibility
The second (after "Olive, the other reindeer) from somewhere inside the greater Simpsons universe, this adaptation of a book is a bit toned- down from the Simpsons, but you'll recognize the sensibility -- and, to a degree, the artists -- behind it. Well into adulthood, admittedly, I found the story, sometimes reaching but clever rhymes and songs to be great fun. Probably aimed more at older kids and their parents, many of the gags will sail by the kids with no harm done. There is no religious significance attached the Christmas here; in fact, Santa's Jewish surrogate winds up delivering gifts to children of several faiths. To me, that's a good thing; families who wish to celebrate Christmas as a religious (and in that, exclusionary) holiday can do that in their own homes and churches.
An animated Corned Beef-on-Rye for Christmas!
Some reviewer actually hated this one! It's from the Simpson's producers so it has dry and unusual humor. Murray is more of a "deli-guy" than a churchgoer, but, except for an occasional "oy" here and there, the story never touches on ethnic or religious matters at all. It all takes place in a mythical town where all the legends live: Santa, Easter Bunny, Father Time, Mother Nature, Libby (Statue of Liberty), etc. and all the North Pole elves. Santa gets boinked on the head and ends up resting in bed, so somebody has to deliver the Christmas presents. Why not Murray? He is the master of "take out-delivery" food. Outrageous and fun, and squeaky-clean. 42 Min. It all takes place in "SC", the town called "Stinky Cigars", way up North. Murray loves Libby and he wins back her love. As always, there is a mischievous elf that starts all the problems. He invents a "Jack in the Box" with a boxing glove, and it knocks Santa out!