1994 Directed by John Pasquin
Scott Calvin is an ordinary man, who accidentally causes Santa Claus to fall from his roof on Christmas Eve and is knocked unconscious. When he and his young son finish Santa's trip and deliveries, they go to the North Pole, where Scott learns he must become the new Santa and convince those he loves that he is indeed, Father Christmas.
Tim Allen Judge Reinhold Wendy Crewson Eric Lloyd David Krumholtz Larry Brandenburg Mary Gross Paige Tamada Peter Boyle Judith Scott Jayne Eastwood Melissa King Bradley Wentworth Azura Bates Joshua Satok Zachary McLemore Joyce Guy Lindsay Lupien Alexandra Petrocci Jesse Collins David-Paul Grove Steve Vinovich Aimee McIntyre Tabitha Lupien Lachlan Murdoch Dennis O'Connor David Sparrow Ron Hartmann Nic Knight Show All…
La Santa Cláusula, Nu är det jul igen, Santa Clause 1
when my 4 year old niece just said “i did like it but it wasn’t very good” she really deconstructed film criticism in one fell swoop
the best part is when neal tells charlie he’s going to make a great psychiatrist someday and charlie is like, “nah I think i’m going to go into the family business”, implying he’s going to kill his dad someday to become santa. how i love some christmas family friendly entertainment!
kid of the year award goes to the girl who left soya milk out for santa because he said he was lactose intolerant the year before 🥺
"dad, you're floating!"
"it's okay, i lived through the 60s!"
I'M SORRY BUT THAT QUOTE SENDS ME
if you say you didn't have a biiiig fat crush on bernard the elf when you were younger then you are a biiiig fat liar
Stirring parable about obesity, food addiction, white man's guilt, sweat shops and child labour.
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Terrible, but great with hot cocoa. Tim Allen is a fascinating specimen. How has he had a career for so long? A void of personality. Best part is the realization that being Santa Claus in this universe means being the CEO of a highly efficient company until you die and pass it on to another poor soul. Capitalism babyyyyyy.
(Christmas Movie Fest 2021)
And so it begins ... tis the season!
"Neil doesn't believe in Santa ... Well, Neil's head comes to a point."
I have been nitpicky about Tim Allen's The Santa Clause in the past, but this movie is so much better if you just relax and take it in as the fun Christmas classic that it is. Plus I really like the serious tone it has when it comes to believing in Santa, compared to how silly the sequels get.
I always wonder if my kids are paying attention when this movie so clearly says multiple times that the adults don't really believe in Santa as an actual person.
Happy holiday movie watching everyone! Check out my Holiday watch list and let me know what else I should make sure to check out this year.
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Happy movie watching ... Skål!🍻
