Christmas With The Kranks DVD Review
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Christmas With The Kranks DVD Review
Overview
Based on John Grisham's best-selling novel Skipping Christmas, "Christmas With The Kranks" mirrors the book closely, aside from the title. Featuring Tim Allen and Jamie Lee Curtis, the film is an instant holiday classic. While it may not reach the comedic heights of "Christmas Vacation" or "A Christmas Story," it remains a top contender among Christmas comedies. The stellar supporting cast, led by the ever-entertaining Dan Aykroyd, makes this film highly relatable and one you'll want to revisit for years to come.
Plot Summary
When their college-age daughter joins the Peace Corps and heads to South America for the holidays, Nora and Luther Krank (Jamie Lee Curtis and Tim Allen, respectively) face an empty nest. Luther sees this as the perfect chance to break tradition. By skipping Christmas, he calculates they can save enough money for a week-long cruise and still have $3,000 extra.
However, avoiding Christmas proves tougher than anticipated, especially with neighborhood customs like the giant snowmen known as 'Frosties' every roof sports. Reluctant to participate, the Kranks clash humorously with Vic Frohmeyer (Dan Aykroyd), the neighborhood’s unofficial Christmas leader. Determined to stick to their plan, they prepare for their cruise, even visiting a tanning salon for the occasion.
The twist comes when their daughter Blair (Julie Gonzalo) phones with news of her engagement and impending arrival home. Suddenly, the Kranks must forgo their cruise and recreate an entire month’s worth of Christmas preparations in just one evening. This leads to a series of comedic challenges.
Final Thoughts
Filled with laugh-out-loud moments, "Christmas With The Kranks" is a standout comedy, easily ranking among the top Christmas films. The humor remains grounded, avoiding the absurdity that often plagues similar movies. Its universal appeal lies in its reflection of many American families?"you might even spot a bit of your own family in their antics. As a holiday film with enduring charm, "Christmas With The Kranks" is a must-watch every festive season.
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