Number Rolled: 11
Movie Name/Year: Yes,
Virginia (2009)
Genre: Children
& Family
Length: 25
minutes
Rating: TV-PG
Director: Pete
Circuitt
Writer: Wayne
Best, Matt MacDonald, Chris Plehal
Actors: Neil
Patrick Harris, Beatrice Miller, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Alfred Molina, Michael
Buscemi, Kieran Patrick Campbell, Nicholas Sireci, Andrew Cherry, Taylor Hay,
Julian Franco, Andrea Kessler, Chuck Nice, Robb Pruitt, Marge Royce
Virginia is an eight year old girl looking forward to the
appearance of Santa Claus on Christmas. During that time, a bully manages to
convince her that the legendary character might not be real. From that moment on,
the little girl wanders her hometown in search of something, anything, that
will give her hope that he is real.
To be honest, I think this may be my favorite animated Christmas
story ever. It didn’t just portray the symbols that represent the holiday, but
the underlying emotions of hope and kindness as well. If you ask me, the story
and the movie are perfect. Even the method of animation used seems just right.
It’s obviously a movie meant for children, but it is a story
told with such passion that even adults can find some interest in it.
I wouldn’t change anything and I have no complaints.
Overall Opinion – 5/5
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