The Littlest Light On The Christmas Tree [DVD]

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THE LITTLEST LIGHT ON THE CHRISTMAS TREE is a warm and touching animated story about the miracle of believing and the power of the human heart. Unexplained Accent: Timothy's mother speaks in a British accent, since she was voiced by a British actress, even though Timothy and Melissa speak in neutral accents like everyone else. When the town suffers a blackout in a snowstorm, Little Light triumphs over all odds to "shine" the way for others to see the light. If you like making fun of weird animations and enjoy creepy animated faces this is THE MOVIE for you. Narrator – The feathers, string and berries looked so pretty on the little tree that he began to feel like a Christmas Tree.

The Voiceless: Most of the ornaments that came to life are entirely devoid of talking or making sound, except for Little Light, who sang his musical number, and the ballerina ornament, who let out a brief cry when she and the other ornaments think that Little Light is dead. When a winter storm suddenly causes the power to go out, it is up to Little Light to save Christmas. Letterboxd is an independent service created by a small team, and we rely mostly on the support of our members to maintain our site and apps.Adapted from the award winning animated film featuring Emmy and Tony award winners JANE SEYMOUR and JAMES NAUGHTON, the story of Little Light comes to life in this enchanting, heartwarming holiday musical.

Cannot be combined with any other promotion and won’t be eligible if you try to use a coupon code or cash back from another site. Narrator – The star looked just beautiful on the little tree and now the tree felt just like a Christmas tree! Villainy-Free Villain: The only bad thing Girthmore does is throw out Little Light, which he couldn't have known was alive. Baby Jesus fast asleep in his manger bed – (Children make a cradle with hands and then put folded hands beside head to mimic sleeping) Come oh come on tipee toes, (Children make come on sign with hands and then get up on tipee toes).

And I, a 23 year old man, am not the target audience for this 45 minute long animation about magic lightbulbs? Set after the Second World War, Timothy, an eight year old boy, befriends an abandoned, broken light bulb.