Review of Jack Frost (1998) by Dan B — 23 Jun 2007

Micheal Keaton used to be fricken Batman, what happened?

This review of Jack Frost (1998) was written by Dan B on 23 Jun 2007.

Jack Frost has generally received mixed reviews.

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