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Love Santa's speech, he speaks about how people can be many things, but who they are at the center represents what makes them, them.
That's a lie
@reggielacey2235 it means that people have many shells of personality, but it's what the center that truly matters.
@@reggielacey2235it’s as true as it gets. Everyone has different personalities that they present in different situations, but they have a true self hidden at their core. You only reveal your core to those who truly matter to you. You’ll realize that people act differently at school or work than they do at home or among friends. It’s the same concept.
@@reggielacey2235 You're empty inside, you're a hollow shell, so it's probably a lie in your case.
True, that is such an underated speech.
When Pitch kills Sandman, that is fear killing our dreams. Our dreams can only resurface when we cast aside fear, self-doubt, cynicism, defeatism--and fight for what we want.
With my children, when they were old enough, I explained to them that Santa is a human personification of all the important parts of Christmas- selflessness, joy, wonder, thankfulness, community etc. He may not exist as an actual person but he does exist inside everyone who chooses to believe in and emulate what he represents.
Christmas is all about presents dude
@@reggielacey2235 they certainly don't hurt 😂😂
@@CallistoTheWarriorQueen oh, that was a good explanation. How did they react ?
@@a.g.demada5263 really well 💖
@@a.g.demada5263My parents did a little of that And let me figure it out. I'm in a large family, so by the time I was about 7 or 8 when I fully understood and the sibling next to me in age confirmed it.
I knew people that found out in a variety of ways, but the word "trauma(tized)" was Never used to describe the experience. That's definitely a new thing.
I'm at the point that "trauma" has worn itself out because far too many people use it to overstate a sad, disappointing, and similar emotional experience as some sort of DefCon level trauma they won't shut up about just because they remember it.
I've also become embarrassed by people I know who celebrated holidays when they were kids, having all the fun and good of being able to do everything with the kids at school and in the neighborhood; only to watch them turn into hypocrites who deny their own kids the same opportunities because suddenly, they're too religious or eschewed religion to deign the same joys and inclusion be had by their kids.
The worst offenders are those who claim they're too traumatized by whatever to put their children first. So they'd rather act like a muggle -born dementor and suck the joy out of their kids' lives under the cowardly guise of "truth" and "honesty."
The negativity of the grinches, scrooges, and drama queens amongst us is the main reason Wonder, Purity, Joy, Optimism, and Hope are fast draining from the lives of children today.
And it's a sin and shame that's creating the deeper, more real traumas that are far more common yet far less talked about -- unnoticeable hairline fractures hiding empty spaces and invisible wounds growing up in the shadow of bitter adults too blind to notice
The thing about the Boogeyman (aka. Pitch) in this universe? He used to be a genuine protector of kids in the ‘scare them straight’ sense. But over time, he got corrupted into terrifying them in the malicious sense.
That is not a canon thing.
@@js66613 I’m well aware that it’s not explicitly stated in the canon of this movie. It IS, however, 100% canon to the book series that this film is adapted from.
This is one of my favorite holiday-themed movies, and it's a tragedy that it's been mostly forgotten. It's just so well done. A great script, a great cast, a fun adventure... just so good. So glad you decided to react to it. There's apparently a whole series of books that this is based on, but unfortunately it didn't do well enough in the theaters for them to make a sequel.
For some context on the mouse:
In Spain and other Hispanic-speaking countries like Peru, Mexico, and Chile, that little fairy takes the form of a mouse! El Ratoncito Pérez or Ratón Pérez operates much like the tooth fairy, stopping by to grab a baby tooth that's been placed under a pillow and replacing it with a treat or coins.
In France, it's " la petite souris " (the little mouse in english)
I'm from South Africa and I also grew up with a little mouse collecting our teeth. You had to put a shoe next to the bed with the tooth inside😊
@@christajacobsz2506 ah, in France, we just let it under the pillow like with the Tooth Fairy.
But instead of the Easter Rabbit, we have the Easter Bells who come back of Rome
For France as well. In this case, you can literally hear France's national anthem in the soundtrack on this scene XDD
@@Meggimagine ah, I didn't notice (I didn't see the movie in french since a long time) but the Tooth Fairy speaks in french after calming Baby Tooth
I love that you are revisiting this movie with her. Her being so culturally blind to all these well known legendary characters is kind of fun, it makes her reaction really memorable. 😄
She's asian so makes sense
@@reggielacey2235 I don’t think all Asians are oblivious to culture outside their country. Some even absorb a great deal of it after living a certain place or being with someone who is not Asian. It’s different depending on the person and the amount of exposure they have. Going into this film reaction I didn’t expect her to not know as much as she did, but that’s ok, because as I said it was more fun that way.
Being involved in other cultures is just a matter of time, your surroundings and what you like or dislike. I like sci-fi and fantasy, that brought me to anime, manga and light novels form Japan, China and Korea. I also love Ragnarok online, that is a great mixture of different myths from all around the world
So it's great to her, that she have the opportunity to learn all new things, bc it's very enjoyable
When I was a kid, the anticipation of Santa was the best part of Christmas. Laying in bed and hearing noises outside and thinking... is it Santa?? is that a reindeer? I loved that. My son-in-law wants to raise his kids with the knowledge that Santa is not real.. he says he doesn't want to lie to his kids. Everyone lies to their kids ( white lies I am talking about). I don't see the harm in letting the kids think that some being can come down a chimney, have a naughty list and decide if you behaved well enough for the year. When my kids were little, we did not live close to my parents. I would threaten them that I was going to call Santa... and I would call my parent and have my dad talk to them(as Santa). When I told my kids, year later after they found out, I told them that I was actually calling their grandfather. they were surprised by that I think. There were a couple of times that Mrs. Claus talked to the kids too. I enjoyed the reaction. But reading some of the comments about your girl friend being "culturally blind" was I think a bit harsh. We don't know all the cultural things in every country so we are all basically 'culturally blind' if you think about.
I was culture blind too in one way because in France, we have others representations and the others have different names. For example : it's the little mouse who appears in the movie whe comes for the teeth
Me, I stopped early to believe in Santa because my school teacher, when I was a 5 years old littl girl, disguised herself as him and I recognized her voice. I was traumatised because she scared me by not accepting the fact I was different (I'm autistic).
Despite that, I continue to keep the spirit for my little sisters. I remember during a Christmas in my father's family, we asked to the youngest to come with us outside for trying to find Santa.
I think I never was shocked by discovering Santa wasn't real. As I remember it, the first few years all my gifts were from Santa, then I started getting eased into the idea that my aunts and such were giving me stuff too, and after some point they were directly asking me "hey, what would you like me to get you?".
My brother went through the same, now he knows but he's keeping up the fantasy for our youngest sister, she's little and deserves to have fun 😆
@@naolucillerandom5280 I did the same for my little sisters.
With my first, we often used the phone of our parents' desk for calling on and we pretended to be Santa or the little mouse
I really like this film. Your reactions were so relatable!
I don't know if there is anything to back it up, but I've seen a theory that Jamie is a descendant of Jack's sister whom he saved back on that lake. Their hair and eyes are the same, and their faces are so similar it's unlikely to be a coincidence, particularly in an animated movie with a lot of varied characters. So, Jack doesn't just protect the last child to believe, the last light, Jack is the reason he exists in the first place, all because he scarified himself so long ago.
That is a wonderful theory!🤎
It's just that she looks like her..not that deep
@@reggielacey2235 Looks almost exactly like her, and lives in the same town Jack and his sister did. In an animated film where all the character choices are deliberate. Like I said, it's just a theory (as far as I know, anyway), but those are some compelling points in it's favour.
@@shadowjewel I heard of that too and that can explain why they're so close
Thats not a thing in the books
I was a teenager and still putting together plates of cookies for Santa. Like, we knew that he wasn’t real, but the idea that he might be was still interesting and fun. We also really enjoy looking at the different lore from different cultures. The idea that there are stories of a Santa figure from many different places across the planet makes it easier to have a little sliver of hope in the back of your mind. I feel like it helps kids retain some of their imagination and creativity. I love these characters and their stories, even if it’s seen as childish to believe in them.
I’m 16 and I still put out cookies and milk for Santa
@@CreeperBoyGamingyt I think it’s fun. It’s all part of the festivities and tradition. Santa is a fun concept, even if he’s not real.
This movie is one of my favorites, such a beautiful story and so full of hope. I don't understand why it isn't more well known...
This movie is such an underrated gem, in recent years it’s been getting more popular but still nowhere near what it deserves in my opinion
Santa Claus' tattoos are everything... Jack is amazing, but sandman is my favorite! When I first watched this and sandman disappeared I cried!!!
This was a special movie. The books associated with it were wonderful as well
It's a common Theory that Jamie is a descendant of Jack's sister that he saved when he was alive, the brown hair and same eyes. I like that theory that they were drawn together without even knowing it. After hundreds of years of wandering lost to find his way to his family.
In my family (in Belgium) Santa wasn't that big of a deal. In French speaking countries, we have another holiday, on 6th December, called "Saint Nicolas" after Saint Nicolas who is said to protect school children and who gives gifts just like Santa. Fun fact, Saint Nicolas is the character people later based Santa Claus on (if you say the names quickly, it even sounds similar). So in my family, we still got some gifts for Christmas but it was much smaller than for Saint Nicolas, and Santa Claus (called "Père Noël", ie "Father Christmas") was a secondary gift giver. We didn't think much about Santa, but we did believe in Saint Nicolas. I remember we'd wake up on the morning of the 6th December and there would be gifts spread out on the living room table. Gifts we'd asked for, as well as chocolate and candy. Then we would open the fire place and scream "Thank you Saint Nicolas!" into the chimney.
The way my parents went about it so that we wouldn't be as shocked when we learned the truth is that from the beginning, my dad always said "I'm Saint Nicolas. I make all the toys in my workshop". He's a roofer and he indeed has a workshop to store tools, nails etc. But obviously we knew he wasn't making any gift in there, so we'd just brush him off. I was told the truth by my mom when we were just us two in the car, and at that point I had already kind of guessed. I pretended for two more years though, because I have a younger sister and didn't want to break the magic for her. When she learned the truth too, my dad said "see, I told you I was Saint Nicolas" and while he wasn't the one making the toys, it's true he was the one bringing them in.
Where I'm from (California), Santa Claus has a few aliases, including "jolly old St. Nick") and many Americans are aware of Father Christmas.
It's nice to hear the different names and descriptions from the various lore.
We have something a bit similar! While Christmas is the most important gift-giving holiday, we also often give gifts on 6th of december for Mikołaj's (Nicolas) name day. Santa Claus in our language is just Saint Nicolas. Also, depending of the region in Poland sometimes it's Jesus who gives gifts, or Gwiazdor, which I haven't ever heart translated so I'll just say his name means "starman".
I always saw it as the LEGEND of Santa and the Easter Bunny and all of them in the spirit of fantasy tradition. Fables and parables that you can believe in or look forward towards in hope and dreams. Same legendary vein of what would Buffy do and what would make you worthy of wielding Mjölnir.
I live in south africa and my family believed in the tooth mouse , you'd put your tooth in a shoe at your door at night before you sleep and in the morning , you'd get a gift from the mouse which is usually money .
Jack frost was the only one I didn't know before watching this movie
The kids saving them. Faith, hope, and love.
Funfact: the reason why pitchblack nightmares take on the form or horses and not ya know, terrfying monsters is because of the play of words Night*Mare*. Mare=horse.
So night mare lol. Pretty cool
Is weird at first, but Jack Frost has the power over and is the representation of winter and snow days. Causing the snowstorms that make school days off so kids can play in the snow all day. The detail with the beings like Jack and the others, most of them draw power from the children who believe in them, except Jack, but also, if no one believe in them they can't be touch or seen. Jack had that problem for most of the movie.
My dad had an honesty policy when it came to holiday characters and urban legends. He would play along as far as initially telling me about Santa and the Tooth Fairy, and would go along with the act of it. But he always told himself that if I ever asked outright, if Santa and the Tooth Fairy were real, then he would absolutely be honest about it.
I admit, figuring out the truth did make me sad - specifically because once you figure out that one isn't real, it's not too hard to figure out that the other is also fake, so it's sort of a one-two gut punch - but once the initial shock and sadness that magic doesn't exist left, I was fine. Honestly, it was probably one of the things that made me a but tougher in life. (I was a weak eilled kid) The real world isn't fair and sometimes the things you believe in fall through or fall short of what you imagined. But there are silver linings in everything, if you have the right perspective. Mine was that, Santa Claus might not be a real, fantastical being, but he's still in the hearts of my parents. That love and care - that want for me to be happy, come Christmas morning - was always my parents. The one who spoiled me whenever my tooth fell out wasn't the Tooth Fairy, but my parents.
Ah yes that might have been it too. Once I lost one of my baby teeth, either I simply lost it or I accidentally ate it, and I went crying to my dad. He said the mouse wasn't going to give me money for that one and just gave me the money himself 😂
The definitive punch was accidentally waking up just as my grandma came into my room to change the tooth for money. I was a bit sad, but the prior incident made it easier to accept.
And like you said, once one of them is revealed to be a lie...
I think it's all in how you approach it. The concept of Santa can be an exercise in how to think if you don't lie to your kids. For example, I will usually tell my kids, "I've heard..." and provide some information about Santa that they've questioned. Then afterwards, I'd ask them what they think.
Jack Frost is a holiday spirit of winter. The part of this movie about him takes from the fantasy lore of the character
This movie had a big cast. Hugh Jackman as bunny, Chris Pine as Jack, Jude Law as Pitch, and Alec Baldwin as Santa.
This movie is an absolute beauty
This movie is so underated it's criminal. I have watched it more times then I can count and I LOVE it.
I watched this movie on Friday! Always a fun movie for Christmas or Easter... and all year! Loved the reaction.
Rise of the Guardians is my favourite Christmas movie.
I'm not a parent but I have two siblings who are sort of significantly younger than me. Our parents never made too big of a deal about Santa coming, so we just gradually put it together ourselves. (I especially knew when I saw my mum had a roll of the specific wrapping paper that the presents from Santa were in)
You asked how sand man came back. Simple the kids faught the nightmares, if you defeat the nightmare all that is left is a good dream. Dreams are the center of Sand mans power. So with the nightmares being defeated dreams provel and sand mans power grows.
In Mexico we also leave our fallen teeth for the Mouse. 😊 So I loved they included him.
Same in France, except it's a she
We did tell my son about Santa but we never really made him into a huge thing. We said that mom and/or dad had to help pay for the presents which is why some kids get more than others. Then,when he was old enough to ask if he was real, we explained that Santa is a way for people to do nice things for people without taking credit for it. That way it instills that doing something nice is its own reward.
this was such a joy to watch! I loved seeing your dynamic together and would love to see more reactions with the two of you. Happy Holidays! 😃
I love how Rise of the Guardians became a Christmas holiday movie, when it’s actually set at Easter.
I love your reactions. You two have the most positive energy and I’m here for it
My favourite way to soften the blow of discovering Santa isn't real is to let kids feel like they are being let in on a SECRET, not a LIE. You become Santa's helper when you start giving out your own gifts. Then when they start to stop believing, they become a Santa when the give out their own gifts. They get to join in on the joy of gift giving and secretly buying and wrapping and hiding gifts!
Super fun thanks!
yaay I'm in it! They really should do a sequel.
This movie is awesome and another underrated movie and animation is truly spectacular ❄️❄️ I love the story and of course characters like they made every character look totally badass especially the Easter Bunny 🐰 and the voice acting is top notch and Pitch is a really great villain, Jude Law really played to perfection. My favourite parts are the battle scenes of course but there were the emotional scenes as well like Sandman dies but at least he came back and when Jamie finally saw Jack it was a beautiful moment and it really meant a lot to him ❤️ loved you guys reaction and so happy you enjoyed the movie and can wait the next movie you do 😊😁😉❄️❄️
Rise Of The Guardians is based on a book series by William Joyce. The film is great but the book series takes it to the next level. Each book focuses on a different guardian and tons of great plot and story are lost in the movie.
I've always felt that Jamie was one of Jack's descendants since I first saw this movie. I know I'm reading way too much into this movie, but I've always liked this film. It's wonderfully written and directed; every voice actor fit each character perfectly. BTW I think that many cultures have their "boogey man", he just has a variety of names depending on the culture.
Bunny hates Jack Frost because of the Blizard of '68. The Blizard occured in Easter Sunday
Ahhhh! I love this film and I am so glad you reacted to it. So underrated. My favourite out of the Guardians would be Jack Frost.❄I watch this one year-round, though I do tend to watch it back-to-back with The Holiday -- which also stars Jude Law, and is also well worth a watch! I would also recommend While You Were Sleeping as a good holiday movie, but I don't see many people react to it. Have a wonderful festive season -- we celebrate both Winter Solstice and Christmas in our home, so lots of options for relaxation, joy, and gratitude. 🧡
I just watched White Noise React's full length reaction to this the other day 🤣 🤣.
I really like that it was the kids' belief and standing up to their fears that stopped Pitch and revived Sandy. The moral is that the Bogeyman can thrash Guardians from here to Easter Sunday but he doesn't have any real power over them
Russian Santa is probably my FAVORITE version of Santa Claus 🤣💖🥰
Oh heck yeah, I loved this movie!
I would love to see you guys react to Legends of the Guardians: Owls of Ga'Hoole!
This is such a fun movie! I saw this in the theatre with my daughter. And I dont care how many times we've seen it, its still puts a smile on our faces. Great reaction you two". Take care..Xx
I do love that Pitch spends half the movie just trying to figure out why tf Jack Frost is here.
Plus I like how hus power can bring the fun out in others
i thought i was tripping. You have already reacted to this :"D
I've seen this movie a few times over the years, love the actors who did such a great job voicing their characters. First time I ever watched it, you just don't ever think of the Easter Bunny having an Aussie accent lol. Or Santa in this vibe being Russian and having Tats, with Yeti's/ Bigfoots working for him. Alec Baldwin was very good. And Jude Law has always been great at being a good guy or a really bad guy. It didn't surprise me being that Wen, being from Vietnam - not knowing these fabled icons of lore. As I think most are American and/or Western European origins. Her living inbthe U.S., and being now exposed to these thru the movie, she's learned something new. 😊 She quite enjoyed the movie too. As far as Santa goes, usually I think most kids by the time they are 11-13, the illusion of fabled Santa is gone. Though there really was a Saint Nicholas ages ago. The whole vibe of Santa is just to embrace within you the Magic of what he is. 😊
Pitch's centre is fear. He maintains his power through it, he needs it to survive. That's why the thing he knows best is people's greatest fears. Not specifically childrens' - he picks out children presumably because of the Guardians. They used the belief of children to overshadow him once and then they used it to overthrow him again. Moral of the story? Have children fight your battles, I guess. Fear need not be evil, but then, Fear here never really got guidance. Arguably neither did Jack, hence he's guilty of child endangerment so many times over. MiM is a douche for neglecting Jack.
There is a version of a Bigfoot creature in almost all nations and all 6 continents. Just different names. (Yeti, Yeh Teh, Yeren, Orang Pendek, Yowie, Almasty, Alma, Podeka, Solquinn, Masqua, Morqua, Tifaniti, Jo'Jorghi, Tahaneha, Solpatack, Sasquatch. Just the same there are fairy type characters found in folklore all over the world.
The books have even more characters and they explain the whole Man in the Moon character and so much more.
This video and these comments have been so amazing in showing the different cultural customs! I love it ❤
If she's not seen them, you should introduce her to classic Christmas movies like Elf and Home Alone!
the most important things: never loose your fantasy/imagination, always get a good nights sleep with lots of happy dreams, never loose hope and stay off Santas naughty list! Be good!
This is one of my favorite movie and I love the 2 of you
I once tried to extort the tooth fairy. I insisted she pay a late fee that was 400% the normal amount in addition to my usual one dollar. The next morning, I woke up to the usual dollar coin and a note that said "nice try."
I would love to see a reaction to Cats Don't dance! It is a comedy animated movie
Its funny when she has no clue who are santa.toothfairy.easter bunny. And Jack frost like everyone knows that Jack frost is the man on the moon
28:45 My reaction was crying and dancing 🥹😄
so underrated
this is such an underrated movie , and I love it one of my favorite's. I especially love santas elves and the yetis
Pitch's center was causing fear in children. I imagine he was not a good person prior to becoming the boogeyman.
Yes, probably. I don't know if his representation is the same but in France, the boogeyman is supposed to be a character the parents say they'll call if their children don't behave well
But his fear is John wick 😂
This film deserved better
This was among the animated movies I grew up watching, I can't help but wish that I could go back in time back to when this first came out, those were "magical" times to us kids born in the early 2000's and late 1990's. Also now that I've watched "The Sandman" series, I've came to the conclusion that Sandy and Pitch are two sides of the same coin and two halves of the same loaf of bread, in other words Sandy is the good representation and Pitch is the bad representation of the Entity known as Morpheus, lord of dreams and nightmares. I've came to this conclusion because Sandy is Sandman, same as Morpheus and he holds power of dreams through sand, just like Morpheus and the case with Pitch is that he hold's power over nightmares through sand, just like Morpheus and he looks similar to Morpheus, slender, always wearing black, unkept hair, pale skin and a monotone like voice. That's just my conclusion, idk if it's true or not.
I love Chris Pine, Alan Baldwin, Isla Fisher, Hugh Jackman in this film. 3:16 We have never seen bad🫏 Santa. All the guardians have a uniqueness’s to them. The Guardian’s of childhood, which are This movie is based on. Adds a whole lot more depth to the movie from a different POV.
Pitch black scared me as a kid and that has not changed, i get the shivers everry time i see a picture of him
Grew up watching it and love it also i believe jack is Jamie's uncle jamie and hacks sister both look alike also i like how jack and the wind are friends and it helps him to fly also this is an easter movie and Jack Frost x Tooth Fairy
I haven't seen a movie before. I want to watch it now.
In asia the don´t see a man in the moon, it´s a rabbit (try looking up at the full moon and tilting your head to the side and you can probably see it to)
also the easter bunny is Australian because he is from easter island.
I love this movie
Makes sense that Sandman would be the most powerful. After all, of the ‘guardians’ on display in this film, stories of him have been in existence for the longest amount of time in human history.
I think the lesson of the movie is, dreaming. Never stop and dont give up on your dreams.
I can't wait to watch a movie
Santa was badass! 🎅🏻
I'm a bit lat here, but I'd just like to recommend to anyone who enjoys reading to check out the books these movies were adapted from. The story is incredibly different from the movie version, but in my opinion, both versions are great. They are pretty short reads too, so it's easy to get through.
25:00 Easter is celebrated all over the globe - but the original tradition of rabbits/eggs goes farther back then the Christian roots.
While all countries which had rabbits or birds had some mythologies or beliefs around them and their significance
the earliest recording of a ‘Spring’ energy and being and the combo of rabbits and birds wasn’t seen till Estore/Estare/Ostara (which you may notice looks like the word Easter) ruins and remnants of her existence was discovered in the 8th ce. Basically a goddess/Figure of Spring altho how much she was worshiped is unknown she is the root origin of modern day Easter as a word and the basic ideals outside of Catholicism directly.
(She was a young girl in charge of the seasons bringing ice aka the winter to what would have been the last spring/summer- and it’s a harsh winter to survive. The idea was her heart freezes over and so does the world only to melt because she falls in love with a small bird. Migratory or song bird doesn’t really matter the small bird can’t survive the harsh winter so she melts all the snow to give him streams and sand and grass and seeds and trees - paradise. The story continues to say that the bird is still wild and because it is spring again all of the wild animals appear. While they all try to gain springs attention and affections no other animal can be as beautiful acrobatic and float in the air with the goddess. The rabbit sees this challenge and sees a loophole. The rabbit leaps into the air doing twist turns and spins with every leap it to being beautiful acrobatic and seemingly floating in air. The goddess still sees the rabbit as being less amusing then the bird- But the bird has fallen in love and adored the way the rabbit had danced and flown. The goddess is horrified that the bird no longer loves her, as the rabbit and the bird circle eachother and make little nests in the ground of tall grass seemingly weaving themselves a home together, tuffs of fur and feathers, little bundles of eggs appear within those woven homes. The goddess is amazed by how they move together her anger over the bird falling in love fades as she promises there will be both a winter again yet it will melt away to spring so they can dance with eachother.
-- to be clear locally speaking the rabbits would make grass burrows and bundles seemingly bowl shape indents along the ground where they would have hairless bean like to chubby round baby bunny bundles along with ground dwelling birds which lived in the grasses and Also wove grass houses and laid eggs in these grass houses. Both animals had similar homes and ways of living in the grass due to location you can move tall grass and see a bowl/basket of bunnies/eggs it was almost a 50/50 shot.
So the story is rather interesting and resulted because of real life animals and their behavior and humans noticing it enough ti make a story of it and relating that to the change of seasons.
santa with tattoos is soo cool, you sould watch the movie Violent Night. thats an awesome tattooed santa
I thought this was such a cute movie and my kiddos loved it. Fun fact though. Did you know it is scientifically impossible for Santa's reindeer to be males? Both male and female reindeer have antlers but only the males shed their antlers around October and they don't grow back till around April.
In Spain we do have Ratoncito Pérez (mousie), he comes and picks your tooth while you are sleeping, and either leaves money or a present.
i loooove this movie. it's so good, so beautifully and well done. Frozen wishes it had these effects. the snow and ice? frozen is lazy compared to them. And to think it didnt get famous, probably because of bad marketing. i only watched it cause my favourtie german actor dubbed Jack (i didnt understand a word of german back then so that went...well XD)
Santa telling the kids jokingly "you are all on naughty list!" hahaah
also the fairies fangirling over Jack ahahahah icons. them and the little jingle elves and Phil. all icons XDD
Sandman ready to punch a kid. also an icon
ALSO YOU STAYED FOR THE CREDIT SCENES. BLESS. FAVE PEOPLE 🤣🤣
In France it's a " she " and we call her " la petite souris " (the little mouse in english). She come the same way.
I kind of appreciated the fact the Tooth Fairy knows she has another representation
We gave another representation for Easter in the form of bells who come back of Rome according to the legend but in kids book it's the Easter bunny who's represented the most
@@a.g.demada5263 in spain we dont have easter bunny at all...neither sandman or "boogeyman" specifically. or jack frost.
damn, now i get why i wasnt famous in Spain...Papa Noel and mr perez carrying the movie ahahhahaha
@@Maca494 in France, Santa has the name you mentionned " le Père Noël " or the nickname " Papa Noël "
My favorite scences is pitch black is defeated
It wasn't so much traumatizing finding out that Santa and such were not real and more disappointment if I remember correctly.
It kinda sucked how I found out tbh - my late grandmother woke me up to come help her set up the Easter stuff (eggs/footprints made of baby powder) when she was watching us one time. I had still been believing up to that point... lol
Some think Jamie might be the descendent of jacks sister.
If you want another dreamworks suggestion, I would put forward Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas
50/50 balance on tradition and Christmas.
For you, this is a rewatch Nick. Correct? Because I happened to come across and old video of yours on this channel with you, alone, reacting to this movie, literally right before I saw this post. Is it your girlfriend’s first time reacting to it? Because if so, instead of saying “first watch” you could say it’s your girlfriend’s first time reacting. Unless you genuinely forgot you once reacted to this movie as well-
Great reaction troops, intro was great lol. Not seen this in ages. Easter is a Christian thing
So interesting, I'm Haitian and we throw the tooth onto the roof and wish for the mouse to give you ugly teeth which meant itll give you nice teeth 😂 or at least that what my aunt had us do 🤷🏿♀️
hugh jackman plays the Easter bunny
Y’all should watch Violent Night if you haven’t!!
Please watch Spirit, that movie was a classic and favourite during my childhood
Btw the books this was based on are nothing like this movie. Also the books are lowkey insane.
I think it'd be great for you and us to react to her favorite Vietnamese movies/animation 😁🎄
Who likes snow ball fights? If your getting hit on the jacket it’s fine but the face it’s painful. You feel a burning sensation due to how thick and cold it is, and can’t see anything. I once had a piece of wood inside of it and it scratched near my eyes and it could have made me disabled due to an infection.
Hmm the roofs there with all the wrapped teeth just laying up there. 😅 thats what i picture
43:08 50¢? Inflation says my fourth graders get, like, $20/tooth! I got $2 once, but I'd lost 4 teeth. (2/day, and the tooth fairy didn't come for two days... 😉)
I hate violence because i'm scared
That make me to look away