Jack Frost
Comedy • PG • 1998 • 1 hr 41 min
Starring
Michael Keaton, Kelly Preston, Joseph Cross, Mark Addy, Andrew Lawrence
Directed By
Written By
Mark Steven Johnson, Jonathan Roberts, Jeff Cesario, Steve Bloom
User Reviews
I have no idea what people are talking about. I love this movie. It’s a cute family movie with deep meaning.
It's a perfectly good film, but my god is it difficult to watch. The snowman and the VFX are so...ugly...
Overly sentimental, predictable, and lacks any sort of heart or emotional depth. Everything looks incredibly cheap.
Its the late 90s what more could you expect
How can you watch this and not get emotional?
Might be nostalgic for some but it really isn't a great movie
I remember this being a Christmas movie where the Dad dies?!? Yeah no
Keaton excels as always. Main kid is slightly annoying but the story is good and heartfelt, a fun holiday watch
I used to love this but tbh its pretty dang bad
Very slow movie but well intentioned movie. Comes across as very saccharin and dull rather than sentimental
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