When a lonely snowman wants to be part of the holiday fun, he decides to impersonate Santa! A hilarious clash that ensues where rocket-propelled reindeer face-off against snowball-launching igloos! ( Get it in 3D or 2D!!!!! )
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Title: Santa vs. the Snowman 3D (2002)
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| Jonathan Winters | ... | Santa (voice) | |
| Ben Stein | ... | 'Spunky' the Elf (voice) | |
| Victoria Jackson | ... | Communication Elf (voice) | |
| Don LaFontaine | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
| Mark DeCarlo | ... | Security Elf 1 / Flippy (voice) | |
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David Floyd | ... | Security Elf 2 (voice) |
| Steve Oedekerk | ... | Girl (voice) | |
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Keith Alcorn | ... | Soldier Elf (voice) |
| Dee Bradley Baker | ... | Elf #1 | |
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When a lonely snowman wants to be part of the holiday fun, he decides to impersonate Santa! A hilarious clash that ensues where rocket-propelled reindeer face-off against snowball-launching igloos! ( Get it in 3D or 2D!!!!! )
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1 November 2002 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Opening Weekend USA:
$21,892, 3 November 2002, Limited ReleaseGross USA:
$920,251, 7 January 2007Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$10,391,044, 31 December 2006Company Credits
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From the start to the finish of the film I found it funny and enjoyable, I normally find these sort of films appeal to only children and I was worried that I would have to sit through a thirty-two minute kids show with a plot so thin that I am sure a dog could understand it. Having said that, I was surprised to find myself laughing out loud several times during the film. Its edgy and yet innocent humour makes this what I feel could easily become a Christmas family favourite. Adults may like it for the humour as well as its ability to bring you back to your inner child, and children will like it for its characters and its cartoon style. Its battle scene, reminded of when I was a kid and epic snowball fights and the fun of just playing in the snow, with my star wars toys! To know what I am really talking about I recommend you seeing this film for yourself!