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Jack Frost (1998) Movie Reviews

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Movie critics combined give Jack Frost (1998) a score of 2.2126 out of 4

based on (81) reviews

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Excellent

(2)

Very Good

(37)

Good

(29)

Fair

(12)

Poor

(1)

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Susan Granger

Just when career-obsessed, hip blues musician Jack Frost (Michael Keaton) is about to achieve his lifelong dream of success, he dies in a car wreck, leaving a devastated wife (Kelly Preston) and young son (Joseph Cross). On the first anniversary of his...read the complete Jack Frost (1998) review at Susan Granger

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DVD Authority.com (Chad Estrella)

The story is about Jack Frost (Micheal Keaton) who is a musician who is out on the road a lot and he doesn't spend enough time with his son or wife. His wife, Gabby (Kelly Preston)and his son Charlie, (Joseph Cross) want him around more often, but his...read the complete Jack Frost (1998) review at DVD Authority.com (Chad Estrella)

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Expanded Cinemah

È il film premiato con il Cariddi d'argento e sicuramente è tra le opere più estreme viste al concorso. Frost presenta delle peculiarità non trascurabili. Innanzitutto si tratta di un formato 16 mm., con una fotografia molto granulosa, è inoltre...read the complete Jack Frost (1998) review at Expanded Cinemah

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The Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)

Be afraid. Be very afraid. If Jack Frost doesn't prove that Hollywood is not only creatively bankrupt but actually in the hands of minions of Satan, then I don't know what does. Jack Frost (Michael Keaton: Jackie Brown) has a pretty good reason...read the complete Jack Frost (1998) review at The Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)

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Austin Chronicle (Marc Savlov)

The holidays tend to bring out the treacle in all of us -- not a bad thing by any means, really -- but this corny bit of hokum is so eager to please that it comes off with all the wallop of a low-thrown snowball to the giblets, eliciting pained moans and...read the complete Jack Frost (1998) review at Austin Chronicle (Marc Savlov)

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