Nutcracker

1986
G
1h 29min

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El colorido clásico navideño llega a la gran pantalla, diseñado por el famoso autor y artista de cuentos infantiles Maurice Sendak, y escrito para que se parezca lo más posible a la historia... Leer todoEl colorido clásico navideño llega a la gran pantalla, diseñado por el famoso autor y artista de cuentos infantiles Maurice Sendak, y escrito para que se parezca lo más posible a la historia original.El colorido clásico navideño llega a la gran pantalla, diseñado por el famoso autor y artista de cuentos infantiles Maurice Sendak, y escrito para que se parezca lo más posible a la historia original.

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Trivia
A monster from Maurice Sendak's book "Where the Wild Things Are" can be seen peeking over the horizon during the boat ride at the start of the second act.

Errores
Midway through "The Waltz of the Flowers", as the camera pans right, a still picture photographer is visible in the lower right frame.

Citas
Adult Clara (narrator): [opening lines] Christmas long ago was the memory of a dream that seemed never to end. But somewhere in the middle of that dream, I always did wake up, just in time to attend the Christmas party.

Créditos curiosos
Wade Walthall is listed in the credits as playing the Nutcracker, when in fact he plays the Nutcracker Prince. The Nutcracker himself is billed in the credits as "Fighting Nutcracker", and is played by Jacob Rice.

Versiones alternativas
Current (2009) prints of the film feature the MGM roaring lion logo at the beginning. This is because MGM now owns the Atlantic Pictures library.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home/An American Tail/Firewalker/Nutcracker: The Motion Picture (1986)

Bandas sonoras
The Nutcracker
Ballet by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (Op. 71)
London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Charles Mackerras

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8/10

Delightful Christmas treat!

This has to be one of the best filmed adaptation of the Christmas classic! Talented people in front of and behind the camera, from director Carroll Ballard to choreographer Kent Stovall, collaborated to bring to life this immortal tale of magic and music.

Clara, a young girl, celebrates the holiday with her family. On Christmas Eve, her uncle Drosselmeyer gives her a Nutcracker. Unbeknownst to her, it's no ordinary Nutcracker and her normal home is transformed into a battlefield between toy soldiers and giant rats! I advise you to find a copy of this (if it's still available on video) or check your TV listings during Christmas. A film spectacle of this magnitude shouldn't be missed! It's amazing how this achieves telling a story without much dialogue, except for the narrator. The visuals are astounding, partly achieved by renowned children's author Maurice Sendak. This is worthwhile!