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Young Mariah Carey wishes for a puppy in time for Christmas.Young Mariah Carey wishes for a puppy in time for Christmas.Young Mariah Carey wishes for a puppy in time for Christmas.
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- 2 nominations total
Mariah Carey
- Older Mariah
- (voice)
Breanna Yde
- Mariah
- (voice)
Henry Winkler
- Grandpa Bill
- (voice)
Laya DeLeon Hayes
- Vicky
- (voice)
Montse Hernandez
- Grace
- (voice)
Issac Ryan Brown
- Brett
- (voice)
Bria Danielle Singleton
- Beth
- (voice)
- (as Bria Singleton)
Phil Morris
- Bud
- (voice)
Lacey Chabert
- Penelope
- (voice)
Charlie Adler
- Santa
- (voice)
- …
Rachel Eggleston
- Holly
- (voice)
Julian Zane
- Ernesto
- (voice)
Karim Saleh
- Mr. Tyabji
- (voice)
Connie Jackson
- Grandma Lucy
- (voice)
Keiko Agena
- Emiko
- (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
- Jack
- (voice)
Ali Eagle
- Mrs. Alexander
- (voice)
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Wow, I can't believe the people around Mariah Carey even allowed her to produce and star in this her own vanity project. Hidden under the guise about a little girl named "Mariah" (no surprise there) who agrees with her dad to take care of a somewhat rogue puppy with the agreement that if she is capable of showing she is responsible enough by first taking good care of this rambunctious mutt she can then go back to the pet shop and buy the purebred dog she really wants.
I don't think there were many scenes in this film that Mariah does not narrate, sing, and/or feature in the scenes. Heck even in the closing so called "credits" as the list of names is scrolled through all we get to see is the adult Mariah Carey playing in the snow singing one of her songs. I would much rather have seen the actual people behind the other voices in this animated Christmas special, but no, we are subjugated to watching the Princess Mariah frolic in the white snow in her red coat all alone as her voice is heard singing the movies theme song.
The best line in this Mariah vanity project which was supposed t be a children's animated Christmas special was "The End".
I give it a 4 out of 10 IMDB rating
I don't think there were many scenes in this film that Mariah does not narrate, sing, and/or feature in the scenes. Heck even in the closing so called "credits" as the list of names is scrolled through all we get to see is the adult Mariah Carey playing in the snow singing one of her songs. I would much rather have seen the actual people behind the other voices in this animated Christmas special, but no, we are subjugated to watching the Princess Mariah frolic in the white snow in her red coat all alone as her voice is heard singing the movies theme song.
The best line in this Mariah vanity project which was supposed t be a children's animated Christmas special was "The End".
I give it a 4 out of 10 IMDB rating
This movie didn't have anything to show kids what Christmas is all about. It just showed mean people. It also presented 2 people not having fun, competing and cheating. It was a horrible experience. I didn't like it at all. Horrible, horrible, horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I appreciated the fact that the movie really was G, which was surprising for me considering Mariah's innuendo singing videos.
The singing was pretty decent, no real highs or lows, but all in all a good listen.
The voice dubbing left something to be desired, U have a woman born in 1970 dubbing about a pre-teen character, and it doesn't really work. I think Mariah needed someone giving her some constructive criticism in this instead of a bunch of kiss ups giving her feed back. Fred Astaire did the narrating and singing in 'Santa clause is comin to town', and dubbed an older character, to make a point.
I really liked how the script kept the focus on the dog plot, as a lot of advertised dog movies are not in reality focused on a dog, but rather the dog ends up being in more of a sub plot within the movie. Not so in this one. Of course it is an animation, so this is not a perfect comparison.
I can recommend this movie for kids, it focuses on puppies and a child's interaction with her parents (yep, a Christmas video movie in which a child has both a Dad and Mom). The movie in of itself is not any kind of classic, but it is a serviceable G family Christmas watch, younger kids may like it quite a bit.
The singing was pretty decent, no real highs or lows, but all in all a good listen.
The voice dubbing left something to be desired, U have a woman born in 1970 dubbing about a pre-teen character, and it doesn't really work. I think Mariah needed someone giving her some constructive criticism in this instead of a bunch of kiss ups giving her feed back. Fred Astaire did the narrating and singing in 'Santa clause is comin to town', and dubbed an older character, to make a point.
I really liked how the script kept the focus on the dog plot, as a lot of advertised dog movies are not in reality focused on a dog, but rather the dog ends up being in more of a sub plot within the movie. Not so in this one. Of course it is an animation, so this is not a perfect comparison.
I can recommend this movie for kids, it focuses on puppies and a child's interaction with her parents (yep, a Christmas video movie in which a child has both a Dad and Mom). The movie in of itself is not any kind of classic, but it is a serviceable G family Christmas watch, younger kids may like it quite a bit.
This movie has been so underrated by a few viewers. Mariah thought that Princess was her perfect dog but it ended up being Jack. This movie is good for all ages and I totally recommend watching it.
This movie is just upsetting to see how they treat a poor puppy but also the adults/children in this movie are ridiculous/mean/self centered/ridged 🙄 my toddler liked the movie so ill give it two stars for that.
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- TriviaBria Danielle first animated Movie.
- GoofsWhen Mariah is persuaded to steal the "Mrs. Claus" outfit that belongs to the neighbor's Christmas display, the clothes are replaced with a yellow Hawaiian dress. Once she returns it, Mrs. Claus had a skirt/dress on, not pants like Mariah wore.
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Last Blockbuster (2020)
- SoundtracksAll I Want For Christmas Is You
Written by Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff
Performed by Breanna Yde
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- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
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