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Thursday, December 12, 2013
25 Days of Christmas Movies - Day 13 - Elf
Will Ferrell as a man who thinks he’s an elf. Could there be
a better premise? Elf (2003) my pick
for Day 13 of 25 Days of Christmas
Movies. It may be the best of the more recent holiday movies. Talk about
the perfect actor for a role. Buddy is an orphan who was raised by elves so he thinks he is one. And when he
learns the truth, he sets out for New York City to find his father (played by
the fabulously gruff James Caan).
Buddy’s wide-eyed innocence could have been cloying, but
Ferrell’s sincerity (something he rarely ever plays in movies) carries the
day. There are so many hilarious moments: His reaction to the “store Santa” and
subsequent destruction of the “North Pole”. His love of revolving
doors. His habit of dumping sugar (or syrup) on everything he eats. The epic
snowball fight with a couple of bullies. Note: Don’t ever get into a snowball
fight with an elf. Plus, you gotta love Ed Asner as a rather cranky Santa, not to
mention the bumbling Bob Newhart as Buddy’s adoptive elf father.
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