SummaryIn this sequel to A Christmas Story (1983), it is now summer in the Parker family and the usual number of events is happening in their separate lives.
Directed By:Bob Clark
Written By:Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown, Bob Clark
My Summer Story
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Imagine Garrison Keillor narrating a series of Norman Rockwell paintings and you’ll have a very good idea of what My Summer Story is all about. Nostalgic and gently humorous, this sequel to 1983’s A Christmas Story continues the adventures of Ralph Parker in the prepubescent universe of bullies, parents, best friends, and no girls.
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Recapturing magic proves elusive -- or maybe the late Darren McGavin was just irreplaceable -- in an OK follow-up to 1983's beloved A Christmas Story. [11 Aug 2006, p.15D]
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The sequel retains only vestiges of the charm and bizarre humor which made the original a surprise cult favorite.
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Unfortunately, everyone's trying too hard to recapture the original's wry tone, and Culkin lacks the gawky, impish charm that Billingsley brought to Shepherd's childhood alter ego. [06 Jul 1995, p.E1]
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Derived from the folksy, avuncular works of Jean Shepherd, it's a movie in search of a story, characters and a reason to exist. In this quest, it goes 0 for 3. It's like watching Jell-O harden, then melt, only not quite so much fun. [23 Sep 1994]
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Production Company:
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Release Date:Sep 23, 1994
Duration:1 h 25 m
Rating:PG
Tagline:In "A Christmas Story" Ralphie raised the roof. This summer, the whole family is bringing down the house.
