Santa Baby

2006

Animation / Comedy / Fantasy

6
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 42% · 1 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 42% · 500 ratings
IMDb Rating 5.5/10 10 2040 2K

Director

Ron Underwood Photo
Ron Underwood

Top cast

George Wendt Photo
George Wendt as Santa Claus
Lynne Griffin Photo
Lynne Griffin as Mrs. Claus
Michael Moriarty Photo
Michael Moriarty as T.J. Hamilton
Kandyse McClure Photo
Kandyse McClure as Donna Louise Campbell
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791.17 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
25 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds 3
1.43 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
25 fps
1 hr 26 min
Seeds 6

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by inkblot11 7 / 10

Baby, this movie is a most welcome present at Christmastime

Mary (Jenny McCarthy) is a high powered businesswoman who runs her own marketing and business advice company. However, her roots are at the North Pole...yes, she's Santa's daughter. When Santa has some health problems, Mrs. Claus calls Mary in to help get everything ready for the Big Day that is fast approaching. Mary obliges. But, can Mary's successful business techniques really work for the spirited but mentally infantile elves? We'll see. In the meantime, Mary has found her long lost love, Luke (Ivan Sergei), to be still employed as the area's mailman. And, he's still a doll, both in looks and demeanor. Is a repeat romance far away? This is a great movie, both for children and their parents. The elves are quite comical and should garner laughs from the little ones. Kids should also enjoy the enchanting village where Santa and his elves do their work. For grownups, McCarthy, Wendt, and company slyly draw forth mirth with their antics, as well. As for Sergei, this viewer would watch him recite a cereal box cover, a la Gigli, but, fortunately, this is not necessary. He brings charm, sweetness, and presence to his delightful character, Luke. What girl COULD resist? Kudos to the production company that brought this film to light. As a holiday gift to a family audience, it just does not get much better or more welcome than this.
Reviewed by boblipton 6 / 10

Predictable But Sweet

This is a highly predictable movie, but exceedingly sweet, as Jenny McCarthy, a demographics-driven marketing expert goes back to take over the family business -- the Santa Claus operations for daddy, of course -- and discovers the true meaning of Christmas. The jokes are a little weak as elves stop work every seventeen minutes for cookie breaks and Ms. McCarthy is a little strident.George Wendt is surprisingly good at producing a layered performance as Santa Claus. Everyone else falls into patterns that you would expect in a post-millennium movie in which Christmas is freed from all religious significance, but it has its moments and its charms.
Reviewed by lastliberal 7 / 10

The new Jenny McCarthy

I no longer think of Playboy when I hear the name Jenny McCarthy. I now think of Autism, and good acting. She does a superb job in this charming and funny Christmas story.Santa (George Wendt) is having heart trouble and so mom (Lynne Griffin) calls Mary Class (she changed her name) home. Mary (McCarthy) is a successful workaholic that has always had a rough time with dad (WHO HASN'T?). She wants efficiency, while he stick to tradition.She also left a beau (Ivan Sergei) when she left home and has new boyfriend in the big city. You can imagine the problems there when the two meet.So you have family struggle on a grand scale, relationship problems and lots of comedy in a great Christmas movie.Also stars Kandyse McClure, who will be familiar to "Battlestar Galactica" fans, who creates a little heat of her own.
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