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The Santa Clause 3 The Escape Clause
In an attempt to make people happy during Christmas by keeping the gradual evaluation for things, Santa Claus, does his best to make the Christmas a best day, but he faces many challenges and obstacles, as his wife is going to have their new child, so he has to spend time with her and at the same time, he has to face Jack Frost, who seeks to be Santa Claus.
9 September 1943, Gary, Indiana, USA
9 September 1993
26 September 1993, California, USA
6 June 1994, Lakenheath Air Base, Lakenheath, England, UK
2 January 1997, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA
12 July 1948, Kermit, Texas, USA
January 12, 2007
While it may concern elves and Christmas, 'The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause' is more dreary than cheery.
November 06, 2006
Perfect entertainment for five-year olds and sheer torture for the unlucky parent(s) accompanying them to the theater.
February 03, 2007
Frost turns the occasion into a swag-saturated consumer orgy, which the film condemns even as it hams up product placement for Red Bull.
December 05, 2007
You look at a movie like this and wonder how some screenwriters can have the temerity to go on strike
November 18, 2006
The movie is more cute than funny. Smiles are plentiful, but outright laughs are widely scattered.
November 21, 2007
Special effects are in abundance, but none of them are very well-produced, much like the film on the whole.
November 06, 2006
It's very, very difficult to care, because the movie is structured so poorly.
November 09, 2007
It's sad to see the life sucked out of a series that started so well.
November 08, 2006
This Styrofoam snowman of a sequel overdoses on its own candy-cane-colored sugary cheer.
March 01, 2007
Short's skill and total commitment to his role make him no straw-dog villain, and his chemistry with Allen helps the movie's Santa feel like a real live person and not an imperturbable icon.
January 01, 2011
Magical (if mindless) family holiday fun.
November 23, 2006
You've got to hand it to director Michael Lembeck... he's succeeded in persuading studio bosses to let him make not one but two sequels from premises that were dead in the water from the word go.
