
Charlie Brown is obliged to attend Peppermint Patty's New Year's Eve party, even though he has to finish the novel "War and Peace".... (Full plot summary below)
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Charlie Brown is obliged to attend Peppermint Patty's New Year's Eve party, even though he has to finish the novel "War and Peace".
Leave your thoughts about Happy New Year, Charlie Brown.
| User ReviewJacob Mnot the best of the peanuts' specials by a long shot, but enjoyable all the same. cute and the music is catchy. |
| User ReviewSenor CHaha, Charlie Brown worries about the most impossible things and Linus hates square balloons. 'I am not your sweet babboo! And I wouldn't invite you to a garage sale!' |
| User ReviewJohn Bthis one was ok as we see all of the peanuts gang, but, felt more like a book promotion for "War & Peace" as Charlie Brown kept reading portions of it |
| User ReviewAfonso Athis one was ok as we see all of the peanuts gang, but, felt more like a book promotion for "War & Peace" as Charlie Brown kept reading portions of it |
| User ReviewBradley WAs unbelievably cruel as the Peanuts holiday specials are, I enjoy them a lot. But Happy New Year, Charlie Brown is especially inhuman to the title character. The plot is one gloomy event after another and I question if being sadistic is supposed to be funny if there's no payoff. It begins with Charlie Brown having to read War and Peace (yet mysteriously no one else in his class must) over Christmas break. This is depressing because it's as if they completely skipped Christmas and went straight to New Years. Then Charlie Brown experiences failure after failure, with all of the female characters being snobby a-holes, and you can guess what kind of grade he gets on the book report. I like A Charlie Brown Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, but New Year is the most tragic, polar opposite of uplifting as Charlie Brown can get and it's probably why it's not a classic. Also (and my biggest complaint), there's not enough Snoopy. |