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Guest: ‘That Christmas’ Director Simon Otto

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“How to Train Your Dragon” trilogy head of character animation Simon Otto makes his animated feature directorial debut with the comedy adventure “That Christmas”. It debuts Wednesday Dec. 4 on Netflix. Otto returns to The LCJ Q&A to discuss adapting Richard Curtis’ books, working with Brian Cox and crafting a unique holiday family film. 2015 […]
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‘Red One’ Movie Review

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“Red One” is a holiday sci-fi action comedy, though I don’t particularly think it’s funny… though I don’t particularly think that’s a problem with the movie. This is Amazon-MGM’s big, $250 million holiday extravaganza starring Dwayne Johnson as Cal, the bodyguard and assistant to Santa Claus (“Red”), played by J.K. Simmons. He’s definitely jacked. They […]
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Guest: ‘An Almost Christmas Story’ Director David Lowery

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David Lowery is the director of the new animated holiday short film “An Almost Christmas Story”, which premieres this Friday Nov. 15 on Disney+. It’s about an owl named Moon who forms a unique friendship with a girl named Luna in The Big Apple. Lowery shares what the holidays and holiday movies mean to him, […]
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Guest: ‘Glisten and the Merry Mission’ Director Cory Morrison

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Build-A-Bear Entertainment is bringing popular “Glisten and the Merry Mission” to the big screen with a new animated feature for the whole family to kick-off the holiday season. It opens exclusively in Cinemark theaters nationwide this Friday November 3rd. Director Cory Morrison explains the magic of the movie and what Clark Griswold and Jolly Ol’ […]
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‘Holidate’ Movie Review

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You might think October is a little early to be debuting a “holiday season” rom-com. But Netflix’s “Holidate” doesn’t just take place over Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s. It covers most of the major holidays throughout the year. The hook: two Chicago millennials — Sloane (Emma Roberts) and Jackson (Luke Bracey) — meet and decide […]
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