DECK THE HALLS (Theatrical Release USA 2006)

 Ben Meyers’ rating: 4.1|5.0 Starsìììì 



Deck the Halls
—workable, holiday comedy—captures the essence of community holiday spirit and resolution of challenges adjusting to new neighbors who share different value systems. Matthew Broderick and Danny DeVito provide a series of good chuckles throughout the movie with a supporting cast that shines. Sometimes the contention between Broderick and DeVito characters gets a little out of hand and could be tweaked to provide increased entertainment value, but this film is definitely a tribute to the old aphorism “all’s well that ends well.” It’s great to see another good Christmas comedy. 

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Storyline 

A car salesman wants to do one memorable thing in his life. 

Additional Thanks 

Thank you to Director John Whitesell for directing efforts. Thank you to Producers Arnon Milchan, Michael Costigan, John Whitesell, Ridley Scott, Tony Scott, and Alex Young for making the film possible. Character/cast include: Buddy Hall (Danny DeVito, Dr. Steve Finch (Matthew Broderick), Kelly Finch (Kristin Davis), Tia Hall (Kristin Chenoweth), Madison Finch (Alia Shawkat), Carter Finch (Dylan Blue), Wallace (Jorge Garcia), Gustave (Fred Armisen), Gerta (Gillian Vigman), Bob Murray (Ryan Devlin), and Ashley Hall (Kelly Aldridge). 


Buy a ticket
? Yes? No? Maybe? 

Yes. This is well done and worth a watch.

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