Frosty Returns [VHS]

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Frosty Returns [VHS] (1992)
Jonathan Winters (Actor), Jan Hooks (Actor), Bill Melendez (Director), Evert Brown (Director) | Rated: Unrated | Format: VHS TapeIn thе same way thаt many a Hollywood sequel hаѕ lіttlе tο dο wіth thе first film, Frosty Returns hаѕ аlmοѕt nothing іn common wіth thе original Frosty thе Snowman, aside frοm a man mаdе οf snow. Thе bіggеѕt dіffеrеnсе іѕ thаt thіѕ Frosty doesn’t need a magic hat tο come tο life. Thе ѕtοrу: In thе town οf Beansboro, οld Mr. Twitchell hаѕ inv

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Let your kids be the judge..., December 19, 2007

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Tonupboy "Tonupboy" (NJ United States) -

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I was disappointed when I saw how it had nothing to do with the lovable Original classic. I thought maybe its my maturity setting in - but my 3 and 2 year old basically gave this a bad review - they walked off after a few minutes into the story - too uninterested. I think the target audience is wrong in this one. The makers are trying way too hard to incorporate political issues at a time when all kids just want to see kid stuff! ...
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Bad, December 11, 2007

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Hoops Malone (Chicago, IL) -

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I wish I had never seen this. I didn't realize it wasn't a follow up to the original Frosty. It's a shame it was done by the same person who gave us the charming Peanuts classics.

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1960's Classic Comes To This?, December 2, 2007

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Philip D. Parshall -

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Narration is OK but the story is weak and the songs are brilliantly unremarkable. I cringed when I watched this with my son. I admit I grew up with the original show with Jimmy Durante narrating and the title song a well written classic, rather than a lame paean to 1990's PC themes. This is probably inevitable in that you unfortunately can't re-make something from that era with the same innocence and feel: not in an era where Christmas has become ...
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