Please tell me the sentiment of the following review: This does give away some of the plot, by the way. A Charlie Brown Christmas is one of those timeless classics that teach you the value Christmas and just enjoying the holiday. This, however, does not. It tries to capture the emotion of A Charlie Brown Christmas, there even is another Christmas play, but fails with lackluster and easy jokes. Charlie Brown is no longer wondering about the spirit of Christmas but is instead wants to buy a present for Peggy Jean ($25 gloves...what?). His sister Sally is the most annoying character in the movie. Here is one of her jokes: Sally wants to write a letter to Santa, but doesn't know how to spell Charlie (for some reason he needs to be in her letter) so instead decides to name him Sam, because she knows how to spell Sam. Also, Sally plays an angel in the play with one word to day: "Hark!" She instead says hockey stick (har har). If Sally saying hark 12 times (all oddly sounding exactly the same) doesn't kill you, nothing will. Peppermint Patty and Marcy are a large focal point, but that hardly makes it better. Marcy is funny with her responses to Patty, but Patty is another story. She sounds like a boy (which doesn't dispel the rumors) and gets mad when she has to be the sheep in the play (terrible baas and all). Apparently she is the sheep every year, and is worried she will forget her lines (lines she doesn't have). She is so worried she mentions it twice, one right after the other, and gets the same response. I'm assuming she must have short term memory loss, or something. Lucy and Linus are more welcome (although Linus still has annoying advice), but hardly amount to much air time. I'm sure Schroeder isn't even in this one. All in all, it tries to be a parasite to the original, but compromised the message for a few quick laughs.
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Snälla berätta för mig hur det känns i följande recension: Detta ger för övrigt bort en del av handlingen. En Charlie Brown jul är en av de tidlösa klassiker som lär dig värdet jul och bara njuta av semestern. Detta gör dock inte det. Den försöker fånga känslorna från En Charlie Brown-jul, det finns till och med en annan julpjäs, men misslyckas med snåljåp och lätta skämt. Charlie Brown undrar inte längre över julstämningen utan vill istället köpa en present till Peggy Jean ($25 handskar...vad?). Hans syster Sally är filmens mest irriterande karaktär. Här är ett av hennes skämt: Sally vill skriva ett brev till tomten, men vet inte hur man stavar Charlie (av någon anledning behöver han vara med i hennes brev) så bestämmer sig istället för att döpa honom till Sam, eftersom hon vet hur man stavar Sam. Sally spelar också en ängel i pjäsen med ett ord i dag: "Hark!" Hon säger istället hockeyklubba (har har). Om Sally säger hark 12 gånger (allt konstigt låter exakt likadant) inte dödar dig, kommer ingenting att göra det. Peppermint Patty och Marcy är en stor brännpunkt, men det gör det knappast bättre. Marcy är rolig med sina svar på Patty, men Patty är en annan historia. Hon låter som en pojke (som inte skingrar ryktena) och blir arg när hon måste vara fåren i pjäsen (fruktansvärt baas och allt). Tydligen är hon fåren varje år, och är orolig att hon kommer att glömma sina repliker (linjer hon inte har). Hon är så orolig att hon nämner det två gånger, den ena direkt efter den andra, och får samma svar. Jag antar att hon måste ha korttids minnesförlust, eller något. Lucy och Linus är mer välkomna (även om Linus fortfarande har irriterande råd), men knappast uppgår till mycket sändningstid. Schroeder är nog inte ens med i den här. Allt som allt försöker den vara en parasit till originalet, men kompromissade meddelandet för några snabba skratt. ALTERNATIV: - negativ - positiv
Please tell me how it feels in the following review: This gives away some of the action. A Charlie Brown Christmas is one of the timeless classics that teaches you the value of Christmas and just enjoy the holiday. However, this does not. It tries to capture the feelings of a Charlie Brown Christmas, there is even another Christmas play, but fails with stingy and easy jokes. Charlie Brown no longer wonders about the Christmas spirit but instead wants to buy a present for Peggy Jean ($25 gloves...what?). His sister Sally is the film's most annoying character. Here's one of her jokes: Sally wants to write a letter to Santa Claus, but doesn't know how to spell Charlie (for some reason he needs to be in her letter) so decides instead of naming him Sam, because she knows how to spell Sam. Sally also plays an angel in the play with a word today: "Hark!" She instead says hockey stick (has got). If Sally says hark 12 times (all weird sounds exactly the same) doesn't kill you, nothing will. Peppermint Patty and Marcy are a big focal point, but that hardly makes it any better. Marcy's funny with her answers to Patty, but Patty's a different story. She sounds like a boy (who does not dispel the rumors) and gets angry when she must be the sheep in the play (terrible baas and all). Apparently, she is the sheep every year, and is concerned that she will forget her lines (lines she doesn't have). She is so worried that she mentions it twice, one immediately after the other, and gets the same answer. I guess she must have short-term amnesia, or something. Lucy and Linus are more welcome (although Linus still has annoying advice), but hardly amounts to much broadcast time. I don't think Schroeder's even in this. All in all, it tries to be a parasite to the original, but compromised the message for a few quick laughs. ALTERNATIVE: - negative - positive
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negative