Lino DiSalvo
as Director
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The animation film Reindeer in Here, starring Gabriel Bateman, Candace Cameron Bure, Brooke Monroe Conaway, etc., directed by Lino DiSalvo, was released on November 29, 2022 in the United States. It tells the story of Blizzard, a young reindeer living at the North Pole, and his unique group of friends band together to save the future of Christmas, creating a magical holiday tradition in the process. This is an Animation, Short, Adventure film with a runtime of 240 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.0/10 from 401 viewers.
Lino DiSalvo
as Director
Gabriel Bateman
as Theo
Candace Cameron Bure
as Pinky
Brooke Monroe Conaway
as Isla
Adam Devine
as Blizzard aka Blizz
Lino DiSalvo
as Frankie
Lino DiSalvo
as Polar Bear Secretary
Donald Faison
as Bucky
Jim Gaffigan
as Santa Claus
Jo Koy
as Hawk
Drew Rausch
as Theo's Dad
Rosanna Rizzuto
as Theo's Mom
Christopher Corey Smith
as Snicklefritz
Christopher Corey Smith
as Walrus Cronkite
Melissa Villaseñor
as Candy
Debra Wilson
as Snowman Detective
Henry Winkler
as Smiley
Greg Erb
as Writer
Jason Oremland
as Writer
Adam Reed
as Writer
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source: Reindeer in Here
Good movie!
I enjoyed the story because I too was a weird kid who moved a lot, though not as much as Theo, and I had trouble making friends. Despite being outcasts and nerds, Blizzard and Theo work to solve the big problems they are dealing with because it's the weird intelligent kids that often grow up to get the job done. Both characters are likable but it's really Candy who stands out, and no wonder. I immediately recognized the voice of Melissa Villasenor, who I was so disappointed left "Saturday Night Live". The animation is nice and the film is quite colorful. There's nothing objectionable, and this was rated TV-G on CBS. The villains are good too, but I can't say who they are. A little on the scary side at the beginning, but not too bad. Santa is okay but not quite the classic character some specials offer, and his second in command is good. And I don't think we're supposed to like Santa's overly zealous security team. They're villains in their own way. But almost as well done. And of course technology has advanced way beyond where it was in the classic specials, so naturally we have the Internet and other modern conveniences. Santa would be expected to have very advanced security, but we have these features in our world too. Political correctness requires diversity, s while in the real world most characters with lines are white, Theo's crush and a potential hero of the story is Black. She is likable enough. I think it's a good enough special to add to the list people will watch, but I only watch specials once these days.
The characters are so dumb and predictable. The reindeer has lopsided horns so it runs into things it doesn't even make sense. Maybe it's for like 4 year olds but watching this as an adult I nearly fell asleep not even halfway through. The villain just wants to ruin chirstmas just like any other movie he has no detail he's just bland and the boy he's bland too he likes to play with puppets but is to scared to show anyone. The girl her whole personality is just based on bugs nothing special. The story line also sucks. None of the characters are likable at all. The animation looks like it is used in a commercial. Also the jokes are corny and don't even make sense watch this if you want to waste your time.
A beautifully crafted Christmas journey that goes beyond the traditional holiday narrative. Almost instantly, from the jump, you're cheering for Blizzard and his buddies in their heart warming master plan to SAVE CHRISTMAS. The animation is spellbinding. The world created by Director Lino DiSalvo leaps out at you and gives you this enormous holiday hug that you never want to end. The characters are unforgettable and are easy to root for. It's a star studded cast and they effectively bring this memorable story to life: Blizzard(Adam DeVine), Candy(Melissa Villasenor), Theo(Gabriel Bateman), Smiley(HENRY WINKLER), Isla(Brooke Monroe Conaway), Santa(Jim Gaffigan), Hawk(Jo Koy), Pinky(Candace Cameron Bure) and Bucky(Donald Faison). Move over Rudolph, Santa has some new friends in town and they"re here to stay! -Joe G.
Blizzard, the young reindeer, gets trapped when a mysterious villain steals Santa's sleigh and his magic snow globe. He gets stranded in a small town where he is befriended by lonely ten year old Theo. The duo heads off looking for the magic snow globe which holds all the wishes of every child in the world. I'm not sure that I like Adam Devine as Blizzard. It should be a young child's voice. The animation is CGI TV level. It's good enough. I don't really like the villain reveal. I could be funny if it's set up. All in all, this is not going to be a new classic. This Christmas Special is a one-and-done for me.
Reindeer in Here was definitely worth watching. I adored the positive energy of Adam Devine and Melissa Villasenor all the way through. The voices of Sam-I-Am from Green Eggs and Ham and Wheezer from The Chicken Squad definitely made this TV special special and gave it the life that it needed to be as great as it is. My uncle hated hearing Candace Cameron-Bure in this because we have seen her in too many Hallmark Christmas movies, and it certainly does not help that she left Hallmark for favoring stories about traditional marriages over LGBTQ+ couples. Bill Abbott was also wrong for treating it like a trend and Hilarie Burton called out both sides of this argument when they were in the wrong in different ways. This is why I am glad that Candace Cameron got stuck with the much smaller role of Pinky, even though Candy sounds like a name for a main character you would expect Candace Cameron to play in these Christmas movies. Maybe Candace auditioned for that part and lost it. Instead, Melissa Villasenor got to shine in a new iconic animated role that made me fall in love with MV's comically adorable talents. Reindeer in Here is (thankfully!) not about Candace Cameron Bure, it is about the Adam Devine we know and love from Workaholics, Uncle Grandpa, Penn-Zero: Part-Time Hero and Green Eggs and Ham. The rhyming title of this special may have even been inspired by his Sam-I-Am role. However, Melissa Villasenor as the snow woman with a candy cane nose may become the real breakout star of this Christmas special story, with positive energy and adorable scene-stealing comedy that rivals that of Liliana Mumy in Higglytown Heroes, Katie Crown in Storks and Haley Tju in Amphibia. I actually came to love Reindeer in Here's Candy a lot more than Frozen's Olaf. I highly recommend you check out Reindeer in Here on Paramount+ right now because it has a lot to bring to start a new Christmas classic, about kids who have trouble making friends because their family moves around a lot between every school year. I think the kids who play Theo and Isla can accomplish great things if they continue to have a good acting career and a good childhood after Reindeer in Here, but Henry Winkler also surprised me with the multiple dimensions he gives Smiley that prove his acting career never jumped the shark. If you loved watching Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, I guarantee you will love Reindeer in Here a whole lot more. Thanks to Melissa Villasenor and Adam Devine, Candy and Blizzard were the funniest characters in Reindeer in Here because they were a whole lot of winter fun to watch. Thank you for writing this story, Adam Reed.
source: Reindeer in Here
I enjoyed the story because I too was a weird kid who moved a lot, though not as much as Theo, and I had trouble making friends. Despite being outcasts and nerds, Blizzard and Theo work to solve the big problems they are dealing with because it's the weird intelligent kids that often grow up to get the job done. Both characters are likable but it's really Candy who stands out, and no wonder. I immediately recognized the voice of Melissa Villasenor, who I was so disappointed left "Saturday Night Live". The animation is nice and the film is quite colorful. There's nothing objectionable, and this was rated TV-G on CBS. The villains are good too, but I can't say who they are. A little on the scary side at the beginning, but not too bad. Santa is okay but not quite the classic character some specials offer, and his second in command is good. And I don't think we're supposed to like Santa's overly zealous security team. They're villains in their own way. But almost as well done. And of course technology has advanced way beyond where it was in the classic specials, so naturally we have the Internet and other modern conveniences. Santa would be expected to have very advanced security, but we have these features in our world too. Political correctness requires diversity, s while in the real world most characters with lines are white, Theo's crush and a potential hero of the story is Black. She is likable enough. I think it's a good enough special to add to the list people will watch, but I only watch specials once these days.
The characters are so dumb and predictable. The reindeer has lopsided horns so it runs into things it doesn't even make sense. Maybe it's for like 4 year olds but watching this as an adult I nearly fell asleep not even halfway through. The villain just wants to ruin chirstmas just like any other movie he has no detail he's just bland and the boy he's bland too he likes to play with puppets but is to scared to show anyone. The girl her whole personality is just based on bugs nothing special. The story line also sucks. None of the characters are likable at all. The animation looks like it is used in a commercial. Also the jokes are corny and don't even make sense watch this if you want to waste your time.
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