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Festivale online magazine A Reel Life film section Jack Frost movie review

Jack Frost Jack Frost (Keaton) is a really cool guy -- a musician, the best dad a kid could have. Well, except that he's not around. In the tradition of quite a few American parables, including Ghost Dad death is nature's way of saying "Hey, you're a dad, how about acting like one?" In this story, dad comes back as a magic snowman who teaches his kid the meaning of (insert your cliche here). If this film had a theatrical release in Australia, it must have been while we were blinking. This kind of sugary, heavy-handed fare is a bit twee for the Australian market (thanks), but it did make an appearance on television.

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	Due for Australian release April 8, 1999 For credits and official site details, click here. Search Festivale for more
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Enter movie, TV show, or person   Provided by Internet Movie Database.	Just the facts: Title: Jack Frost (1998) Written by: Mark Steven Johnson (story, screenplay) Directed by: Troy Miller Produced by: Edited by: Director of Photography: running time: 101 rating: PG
	The Players: Michael Keaton, Kelly Preston
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