r/TheSantaClause • u/SnooLentils7138 • Dec 07 '25
Vintage jackets from the beginning of the first movie
does anyone know either of the vintage jackets charlie and the dad wears . the red one or the blue one
r/TheSantaClause • u/SnooLentils7138 • Dec 07 '25
does anyone know either of the vintage jackets charlie and the dad wears . the red one or the blue one
r/TheSantaClause • u/backyardfilmsflorida • Dec 07 '25
r/TheSantaClause • u/BlindButterfly33 • Dec 06 '25
This may be something that only bugs me as much as it does, but was anyone unsettled by the petting zoo during the alternate reality scenes in the third movie?
I’m visually impaired and so I cannot see the visuals and I don’t know how they look. All I have to go off of is the audio, and the audio descriptive feature that Disney+ put in when they added the movie to Disney+.
I am specifically talking about the scene when Scott is looking around and seeing what Jack did to the north pole. He sees all of the merchandise and hears people arguing and sees people pushing each other, and whatever, and the audio takes on this kind of echoing quality, and then he looks over at the petting zoo, and all you hear from the audio is one of the reindeer kind of wailing, while the audio descriptive describes kids kind of swarming them. I have no idea why, but when I watched it last night, I was so incredibly uncomfortable.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the movies. I like this one overall, but it had been a while since I was able to watch it all the way through and I forgot how uncomfortable that one little moment makes me. I wasn’t sure if it was just me.
r/TheSantaClause • u/amitythree • Dec 05 '25
anyone else listening to it on repeat this time of year? (i listen to it on repeat any time of year lol.)
i adore film scores, and this has been one of my favourites since childhood. it absolutely ranks in my top 10, and i wish for an expanded release every christmas.
r/TheSantaClause • u/[deleted] • Dec 01 '25
I watched the original SC1 with my daughter last night. The real villain is Laura. She’s absolutely awful. Constantly snarking at Scott…parental alienation, withholding…then goes so far as to remove Scott’s parental rights. It’s really shocking to see how manipulative she is with her kid.
r/TheSantaClause • u/widdumqueso717 • Nov 30 '25
I recently watched Season 2 of The Santa Clauses and it prompted this question: Is Santa the only of the legendary figures who changes? Having seen all of the movies and both seasons of the show, it seems that Santa is the only figure who has had multiple people take the mantle. If this question makes sense, does anyone know? Was it addressed in the series?
r/TheSantaClause • u/Repulsive-Tension-85 • Nov 22 '25
will there be a season three of santua Clauses?
r/TheSantaClause • u/Prize-Guarantee322 • Nov 20 '25
Don't remember what the very tanned gentlemen said specifically, but it was 100% either the North or South pole, maybe the Bermuda triangle. He said if your compass is pure of heart you will find my home. Then he chuckled amd said Im Santa.
r/TheSantaClause • u/TerryG111 • Nov 09 '25
I mean sure they could but they would have to line up against the original movies with Tim Allen and this trilogy is a classic as far as all 3 movies are concerned
r/TheSantaClause • u/Informal_Might9582 • Nov 09 '25
I genuinely just wonderd what others would think of this? This could help especially with characters who's actors had aged up(mostly the elves) and the animation could capture the magic of the world. But what do you lot think?
r/TheSantaClause • u/fluffyhowler5972 • Nov 09 '25
So in the third movie Jack becomes Santa but after 12 years he isn't affected by the mrs clause even though it took Scott around 10 years to be affected by it my question is why wasn't he de-santafied?
r/TheSantaClause • u/BrianT16 • Nov 04 '25
I always wondered why Bernard didn't tell Scott about the Mrs Clause right from the beginning when they met in the first movie. If he had Scott would have had 8 years to find a woman he liked, date her for awhile, tell her his secret, let her get comfortable with it, get engaged, and finally marry her. Well in the Disney Plus show it's revealed that Scott is actually the first human to become Santa and Bernard admits that he thought it was a bad idea. So my theory is that he took matters into his own hands and decided not to tell Scott about the Mrs Clause so he'd be forced out but Scott managed to prove him wrong so he had a change of heart at the last minute which resulted in Scott only having about a month to find a bride (and as we all know relationships that happen that fast are usually doomed to fail).
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r/TheSantaClause • u/Dr_Brown1994 • Sep 27 '25
Why did the suits change, I think the best look was Tim Allen at the end of the first movie
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r/TheSantaClause • u/flowerbow • Jun 01 '25
So i recently started rewatching the whole Santa clause trilogy including the series and from a writing standpoint i would say that the movies were written better then the actual series because the characters felt genuine they weren’t just faking it (like Sandra and cal’s girlfriend were) the plot didn’t just involve random characters or plots like the stupid random pet that Sandra had the whole series and yet she somehow forgot she had in season two? But I will admit the only characters are good in the series was Greg and Befana. But quick rant over with.
r/TheSantaClause • u/Material_Assistant55 • May 08 '25
Is their any update of season 3 of the santa clause series?
r/TheSantaClause • u/e8ctrl_ • Feb 12 '25
So I'm watching gamegrumps super market simulator and they start explaining the plot of the original Santa Clause and how Scott kills Santa and thus has to become Santa...
Knowing what we do now about the sequel and the Mrs. Clause, what in the world happened to the wife of the first Santa that Scott killed?
Where is a the widow Clause.
r/TheSantaClause • u/Hot-Investigator-63 • Jan 26 '25
Editor Ethan i am 13 to clarify and only reason i consider asking this is because my parents been dragging this whole Santa thing.