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Original Debut: 11/26/2003
DVD Released: 06/22/2004

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Genre: Comedy
Starring: Billy Bob Thornton, Bernie Mac, Lauren Graham, Cloris Leachman, John Ritter, Tony Cox, Brett Kelly, Lauren Tom

Extras:

Two criminals pass themselves off as Santa and his elf for malls during the holiday season with the intention of robbing the malls.

Their plans hit a detour when an introverted boy reminds them of the true meaning of Christmas.

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