Elmo Saves Christmas
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Movie Reviews of Elmo Saves Christmas
Movie Review: Entertaining, but...
Summary: 4 Stars
My 22-month old daughter loves this video, she sits glued to the TV whenever I have it on. She is in love with Elmo, but I agree with the other customers. Santa is a bit grouchy, but with it being Christmas every day, it's part of the story. Watch for Bert and Ernie's reaction as they pass the TV sets showing "It's A Wonderful Life" towards the end of the video. Very clever!Movie Review: Elmos is cute and entertaining in this one
Summary: 4 Stars
If the thought of watching Elmo makes you cringe, you will be relieved to know that he is much quieter and lovable in this film. His regular show on Seasame street is not my cup of tea but there is no piano playing and minimal elmo laughs in this one. I watched it several times and enjoyed it. Of course my 2 year old son just loved it too.Movie Review: Very Cute!
Summary: 4 Stars
My 11 month old liked this DVD when she was 9 months old... but lost interest 10 minutes into it. I decided not to buy it yet but around Christmas when she is 17 months I think it will be perfect. It is very cute and entertaining and my 2 year old Nephew loves it!Movie Review: My boy loves it!
Summary: 4 Stars
I have a two-year old that just loves this movie, and if your child is in the same age range, they will too.Nothing fancy here, just a good story for kids to enjoy. END
Movie Review: Not all bad
Summary: 3 Stars
My 2 yr old likes this video, mainly because she loves Elmo but also because she is infatuated with Santa and Christmas. The story does get a bit depressing, but that's sort of the point. The scenes with Big Bird make me want to turn it off, but it's pretty cute how the naive little Elmo thinks Christmas everyday is a great idea, then comes to the realization that it probably isn't. The storyline is really more suited toward an older child of perhaps 4 or 5. Also, while I truly enjoyed Charles Durning's Santa, I think a more "jolly" old St. Nick would've been more appropriate for the kids.