Snowball Express
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Movie Reviews of Snowball Express
Movie Review: Snoball Express
Summary: 4 Stars
Received quickly. Awesome speed. There was one spot where it froze, but started again when I stopped and started the dvd again. It was a used video, so it was ok. Would buy from them again.Movie Review: Disney fun
Summary: 4 Stars
Dean "Disney" Jones in a better than average outing. Some fun scenery and performances with several good laughs along the way.Movie Review: Funny movie!
Summary: 4 Stars
Snowball Express had me laughing all the way through. Great family movie. Dean Jones is great. So is Harry Morgan.
Movie Review: fun
Summary: 4 Stars
This movie was retro but very entertaining. A good movie for families to watch together. Get out the popcorn and laugh.Movie Review: Just a little short, I believe
Summary: 3 Stars
First off I love this movie. I remember seeing it at the base theater in Norfolk VA. I saw it several times. I was wondering if anyone remembers seeing it back in 1972. I've had the VHS tape for several years now. It runs for 93 minutes. I haven't bought the DVD yet, but noticed that it runs 93 minutes too.
I remember when I saw it, that towards the end when Keenan Wynn, asks for a drink of water and an aspirin, he goes into the kitchen. As I remember it, shortly after that noises are heard and then Harry Morgan comes out of the kitchen and informs Nancy Olson that Keenan Wynn has just swallowed a fish. (Don't guess they ever fixed that)
Checking with IMDB it gives a runtime of 99 minutes. I don't think the part I'm missing is 6 minutes long, so I was wondering what else they had cut out.
I know that sometimes the military bases get movies with extra minutes in them, but to me that was the funniest part of the movie.
This was also done with some releases of Excape to Witch Mountain. A scene in which Ike Eisenmann (Tony Malone)was making toys fly around the room while being held in Ray Milland's (Aristotle Bolt) home was missing from my VHS tape. (That might have been on the lazerdisk) (It's in the DVD release of ETWM!)