i am not kidding represent there a scene in this movie where a hobo hits his head on a tunnel keystone and explodes (with no fireball and though) into a million pieces. it made some kid in front of me scream in terror. . in a g rated film. this film might serve to convince children that santa clause is evil. his helpers are ugly and misanthropic and over the top and mean. when santa (here an anagram of satan. ) appears and all 200 and 000 elves begin singing santa clause is coming to town as though it were a druid war chant. then and in the reflection of this movie rosebud object (a jingle bell that whispers hints of why you can not hear it ringing represent doubt. doubt. )) and old saint nick appears and looking like a stoic donald sutherland and his face glowing like moses from k10c. when we hear him speak and his thundering voice sounds less like a jolly old elf and and more like james earl jones voice slowed down about 20%. frightening. the syrupy music is out of place and boring and repetitive. it doesn not follow any emotional threads (as in titanic very effective score). it just seems thrown in at certain points in order to generate feelings of warmth and magic. it fails to stir and partly because it doesn not match the imagery of the film. there are some musical train wrecks (no pun intended) where and out of nowhere and the eerie and symphonic score slams abruptly into happy and child voiced polka about the title locomotive. it just makes the whole movie sound like it was rushed into production. finally and i agree with some other reviewers about how and well. dead everyone looks. it does seem a little macabre at times. the motion capture technique is good for allowing the kings island like roller coaster train sequences to look convincing from a distance and but up close and real actors should have been used. overall and nice eye candy for killing time in front of the tv and but not much else here. 
i am not kidding represent there a scene in this movie where a hobo hits his head on a tunnel keystone and explodes (with no fireball and though) into a million pieces. it made some kid in front of me scream in terror. . in a g rated film. this film might serve to convince children that santa clause is evil. his helpers are ugly and misanthropic and over the top and mean. when santa (here an anagram of satan. ) appears and all 200 and 000 elves begin singing santa clause is coming to town as though it were a druid war chant. then and in the reflection of this movie rosebud object (a jingle bell that whispers hints of why you can not hear it ringing represent doubt. doubt. )) and old saint nick appears and looking like a stoic donald sutherland and his face glowing like moses from k10c. when we hear him speak and his thundering voice sounds less like a jolly old elf and and more like james earl jones voice slowed down about 20%. frightening. the syrupy music is out of place and boring and repetitive. it doesn not follow any emotional threads (as in titanic very effective score). it just seems thrown in at certain points in order to generate feelings of warmth and magic. it fails to stir and partly because it doesn not match the imagery of the film. there are some musical train wrecks (no pun intended) where and out of nowhere and the eerie and symphonic score slams abruptly into happy and child voiced polka about the title locomotive. it just makes the whole movie sound like it was rushed into production. finally and i agree with some other reviewers about how and well. dead everyone looks. it does seem a little macabre at times. the motion capture technique is good for allowing the kings island like roller coaster train sequences to look convincing from a distance and but up close and real actors should have been used. overall and nice eye candy for killing time in front of the tv and but not much else here. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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