Elf: Buddy’s Sing & Cheer Along Edition
A young orphan crawls into Santa's bag of gifts on Christmas Eve and is transported back to the North Pole and raised as an elf. After learning he is not really an elf, he travels to New York City to find his true identity. Sing along with Buddy and his friends and learn fun, new facts about the North Pole, Elf Culture, and every Buddy else!
Elf: Buddy’s Sing & Cheer Along Edition
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This hilarious Christmas film tells the tale of a young orphan child who mistakenly crawls into Santa's bag of gifts on Christmas Eve and is transported back to the North Pole and raised as an elf. Years later Buddy learns he is not really an elf and goes on a journey to New York City to find his true identity. Sing along with Buddy and his friends and learn fun, new facts about the North Pole, Elf Culture, and every Buddy else!
Cast and crew
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Jon Favreau
Director, Doctor -
David Berenbaum
Writer, Office Co-Worker -
Will Ferrell
Buddy -
James Caan
Walter -
Bob Newhart
Papa Elf -
Edward Asner
Santa -
Mary Steenburgen
Emily -
Zooey Deschanel
Jovie -
Daniel Tay
Michael -
Faizon Love
Gimbel's Manager -
Peter Dinklage
Mile Finch -
Amy Sedaris
Deb -
Michael Lerner
Fulton -
Andy Richter
Morris -
Kyle Gass
Eugene -
Artie Lange
Gimbels Santa -
Claire Lautier
NY 1 Reporter -
Ted Friend
NY 1 Anchor -
Patrick Ferrell
Security Guard -
Patrick McCartney
Security Guard -
Lydia Lawson-Bai
Carolyn -
Brenda McDonald
Nun -
Annie Brebner
Elf Student -
Luke Paul
Elf Student -
Meghan Black
Elf -
Patrick Baynham
Elf -
Michael Roberds
Disgruntled Cobbler Elf -
Peter Hulne
Elf Twin -
Patrick Hulne
Elf Twin -
Richard Side
Elf Teacher -
David Paul Grove
Pom Pom -
Kristian Ayre
Foom Foom -
Lorin Heath
Perfume Clerk -
Dillard Brinson
Printer -
Brad Turner
Office Co-Worker -
Brenda Crichlow
Office Co-Worker -
Oscar Goncalves
Francisco -
Mary Black
Nurse -
Murray Jack
Man in Elevator -
Mark Acheson
Mailroom Guy -
Robin Mossley
Chuck -
Paul Schofield
Kid with Santa -
Matt Walsh
Himself -
Will McCormack
Witness -
Gus Michael
Witness -
Alexandra Michael
Child -
Terry J. Scarlatos
Police Officer -
Jonathan Bruce
Biker -
Akeen A. Smith
School Kid -
Michael Christopher Fischetti
School Kid -
Jane Bradbury
Susan Welles -
Ray Harryhausen
Polar Bear Cub
Additional information
Directors
Jon FavreauDirectors
Studio
Warner Bros.Studio
Subtitles
English (CC)Subtitles
Released year
2003Released year
Duration
1 h 37 minDuration
Genres
Action/AdventureComedy
Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Genres
Comedy
Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Writers
David BerenbaumWriters
Size
5.59 GB (1080p HD)2.85 GB (720p HD)
1.54 GB (SD)
Size
2.85 GB (720p HD)
1.54 GB (SD)
Additional terms
Terms of transactionWindows | Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or later |
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Xbox | Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X |
Mobile | Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 8.1, Windows 10 or later |
Tomatometer®
83 %
191 critic reviews
Audience
78 %
908,329 user reviews
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Newsweek
12/14/2014 by David Ansen
Ferrell is a hoot. So is much of this witty holiday family entertainment, which, up until the end, when the "true spirit of Christmas" must be reaffirmed, happily favors slapstick over treacle. -
Associated Press
12/4/2013 by Christy Lemire
Sure, Elf feels a little too feel-good at the end, but what do you expect? It's a Christmas movie! Anything else would be the cinematic equivalent of finding coal in your stocking. -
AV Club
12/4/2013 by Scott Tobias
The cast wrings laughs out of David Berenbaum's script as if it were a damp washcloth, but even they have trouble selling frenetic button-pushing as the Christmas spirit. -
Entertainment Weekly
9/7/2011 by Owen Gleiberman
A disarmingly funny holiday comedy. -
Chicago Reader
11/27/2007 by J. R. Jones
The film soon bogs down in fake hugs and a fakier climax involving Santa (Ed Asner) and his downed sled. -
Time Out
1/26/2006 by Trevor Johnston
Some humour might sail over the heads of the very young, but there's a higher chuckle rate for the grown-ups than much dread 'family' fare. -
New York Magazine/Vulture
8/7/2004 by Peter Rainer
I love watching Ferrell do his gangly, clueless shtick, and even here, there's something inherently funny about just seeing him in a big, green elf suit. There's something inherently funny about Ferrell -- period. -
Salon.com
11/8/2003 by Stephanie Zacharek
A movie made by people who really have their thinking caps on. -
Toronto Star
11/7/2003 by Peter Howell
Ferrell's stone-stupid sincerity keeps the action moving and irresistible, despite its familiarity. -
Seattle Times
11/7/2003 by Moira MacDonald
Thanks to Ferrell, it's a tolerably sweet holiday treat. -
San Francisco Chronicle
11/7/2003 by Mick LaSalle
Funny and intelligently made, a film for kids and adults that's both sweet and sardonic. -
Orlando Sentinel
11/7/2003 by Jay Boyar
It's Ferrell's untethered turn as Buddy that makes Elf sparkle. -
Newark Star-Ledger
11/7/2003 by Lisa Rose
A resounding success in the laugh department, but it tries to warm hearts as well, and eventually collapses under the weight of its own sugarplum schmaltz. -
New York Post
11/7/2003 by Megan Lehmann
A pleasantly old-fashioned, gee-whillikers Yuletide confection rescued from Schmaltz-ville by the subversive comic talents of Will Ferrell. -
Houston Chronicle
11/7/2003 by Bruce Westbrook
As an original family film for the holidays, it's fresh, timely and quite funny. -
Globe and Mail
11/7/2003 by Rick Groen
Say hello, kiddies, to the first big-hearted flick of the season. Time's up, so say goodbye and, be polite now, try to hide your mild disappointment. -
Detroit News
11/7/2003 by Tom Long
You'll laugh hard, you'll laugh often, and you'll leave wishing you still believed in Santa. -
Boston Globe
11/7/2003 by Wesley Morris
The movie sets Ferrell's assaultive and juvenile physical comedy in a less-combative playground, and the result might leave the Ferrell-intolerant exiting the theater on a high. -
Washington Post
11/7/2003 by Stephen Hunter
It's a clumsy, tedious ride that wears out its welcome as it wears out the seat of your pants and the circulation in your lower limbs. -
Denver Rocky Mountain News
11/7/2003 by Robert Denerstein
Falls short of a laugh riot but proves generally pleasing nonetheless.
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