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A Christmas Story Christmas

A Christmas Story Christmas

  • Status: Released
  • 08-12-2022
  • Runtime: 102 min
  • Score: 6.41
  • Vote count: 139

Ralphie is now all grown up and must deal with Christmas and all that comes with it… as a dad.

Peter Billingsley

Ralphie Parker

Erinn Hayes

Sandy Parker

Julie Hagerty

Mrs. Parker

Ian Petrella

Randy Parker

Scott Schwartz

Flick

R.D. Robb

Schwartz

Zack Ward

Scut Farkus

River Drosche

Mark Parker

Julianna Layne

Julie Parker

Cailean Galloway

Snowmobile Bully

Alistair Galloway

Snowmobile Bully

Yano Anaya

Grover Dill

David Gillespie

Santa Claus

Billy Brayshaw

Older Mark

Tegan Grace Muggeridge

Older Julie

Davis Murphy

Delbert Bumpus

Mark Arnold

Neighbor Joe

JR Esposito

Elf

Lauren Mora

Elf

Chris Jarman

Big Guard

Sam Parks

Tall Man

Henry Miller

Local Larry

Ian Porter

Editor

Derek Morse

Ike

Mariana Stansheva

Mrs. Wisniewski

Henry Miller

Larry Novak

Jackson Bartkowski

Lollipop Kid

Owen Davis

Chicago Caroler

Krassimir Manov

Bar Mitch

Julie Yammanee

Caroler

Nick Ferrante

A Christmas Story Christmas is the best sequel of A Christmas Story bestest movie ever !!!

Peter McGinn

I haven’t watched any other sequels of the original movie, so I have no basis for comparison there. I have read that this one is significantly better than other sequels. I thought it was okay. Of course it leaned heavily on the original movie, as you’d expect, with plenty of references to events from that story and even short video clips. (Don’t miss the sign in the bar that is a tribute to Jean Shepherd’s book that this franchise is based on.) Leaning on the original is fine, and quite apt as the story doubles as a tribute to the late Old Man. The writing is competent, though lacking the sparkle and delight of the Jean Shepherd original. But it wasn’t as predictable either as I feared it would be with subplots such as the missing presents and Ralph’s fledgling writing career. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised at what they did with those subplots, avoiding cliched pitfalls in favor of more sensible resolutions. So I found it was worth my time watching it, though it won’t make the short list of holiday films I watch every year, such as with the original Christmas Story. Actually, I wonder if it might have gained a bit more magic if it had more closely followed Ralph’s kids rather than the adults as it did. That would have been a tough script to write though, with people relentlessly comparing it to the original. I write novels in my spare time: perhaps I will attempt a bit of fan fiction writing and try it, just for kicks. Hmm.