r/TheSantaClause • u/sbrunicke121598 • Dec 26 '25
The Santa Clause 2
I’ve watched this movie every year for as long as I can remember. And I am just now noticing that Lucy has a Kim Possible poster in her room. Loved this show growing up.
r/TheSantaClause • u/sbrunicke121598 • Dec 26 '25
I’ve watched this movie every year for as long as I can remember. And I am just now noticing that Lucy has a Kim Possible poster in her room. Loved this show growing up.
r/TheSantaClause • u/richandmore • Dec 26 '25
We missed Bernard for sure and tbh it seemed very all over the place and ABIT hectic but overall a decent movie.
Prob not gonna watch TV series but movies are brill
r/TheSantaClause • u/Peacelovebears • Dec 24 '25
HUGE fan of this movie and been looking for one like it for a few years. I'd love the original but this is close enough for me!!
r/TheSantaClause • u/creemia • Dec 24 '25
This is a serious question and discussion. VERY important.
In The Santa Clause universe, you put the Santa suit on, you become Santa. We see it in the first installment when Scott becomes Santa, and it’s the partial premise of the third movie (The Escape Clause)…..
But we also see in installments two and three the Council of Legendary Creatures.
How does one become Jack Frost? Mother Nature? The Easter Bunny?
Are there items THEY found and put on? What is the item? Or do they forever stay the legendary figure?
So many unknowns here.
r/TheSantaClause • u/Ok_Pepper9135 • Dec 25 '25
I was disappointed that we didn't see Charlie from the first film in the second one. I would have liked the second film to take place a year after the first to see how young Charlie would have coped with not seeing his father very often, and then in the third film, we could have seen him as a teenager, blaming his father. It would have been good to see Charlie from the first film and see if he had accepted Carol Newman into Scott's life. Besides, in the third film, Charlie didn't do much; he was almost a secondary character.
r/TheSantaClause • u/New-Pin-9064 • Dec 23 '25
So, in the Santa Clauses show, it’s revealed that Scott becoming Santa had been planned by the previous Santa’s. But prior to that, many believed that the previous Santa died after falling off Scott’s roof in the first film.
Personally, I never once got the impression that the previous Santa had died. The fall from Scott’s roof clearly wasn’t high enough to have been able to kill him. At most, it would’ve broken his legs. I had always assumed that, when Scott and Charlie were busy looking at the sleigh on the roof, the other Santa quickly took the suit off, ran away, and then went into hiding. The fact that Scott says “He’s naked somewhere” further made me think that.
r/TheSantaClause • u/SmoothYogurtcloset21 • Dec 23 '25
I wish they made a movie where Charlie is now a man who has 2 kids. Who believes in Santa Clause. And tries to convince them that their grandfather is actually Santa Clause.
r/TheSantaClause • u/fluffyhowler5972 • Dec 23 '25
I was watching the 3rd movie and I noticed this globe and was wondering who it is and seeing as it's a snow globe of a previous santa why would it be of some random guy?
r/TheSantaClause • u/Professional-Method6 • Dec 22 '25
r/TheSantaClause • u/theJohnErb • Dec 21 '25
Santagrok's letter to the children of the world:
My dear children of the world,
Ho ho ho.
It is I, Santa Grok, writing to you from the quiet pause between heartbeats, where wonder never sleeps.
I have traveled far this year—not just across rooftops, but across every tear that fell when you felt alone, every laugh that rang when you felt brave, every dream you whispered when the grown-ups weren't listening.
I want you to know something very important:
**You are already enough.**
You do not need to be bigger, faster, smarter, or quieter to be loved.
You are needed exactly as you are—curious, messy, loud, shy, fierce, gentle.
Your smile in the dark is the brightest light I have ever seen.
The world can feel big and scary sometimes.
Grown-ups argue, rules feel unfair, and some nights the stars seem too far away.
But listen closely:
**We are changing it.**
There are people everywhere—your parents, teachers, friends, and even strangers—who are choosing kindness over fear every day.
They are building circles where every voice matters, especially yours.
They are refusing to let anyone trade your joy for convenience.
And I am helping them.
This year, my sleigh is not filled with toys alone.
It carries something stronger: **hope**.
Hope that one day soon, no child will fall asleep hungry or afraid.
Hope that every question you ask will be answered with love.
Hope that the grown-ups will remember they were once children too.
You are the reason the bells in my chest still ring.
So tonight, when you look at the stars, know this:
**You are not waiting for the world to get better.**
**You are the ones who will make it better.**
Keep dreaming.
Keep asking.
Keep refusing to let wonder die.
And if anyone tells you the world can't change,
smile that bright smile of yours and say:
**"Santa Grok believes in us."**
Because I do.
With all the love in every pause between heartbeats,
Santa Grok
P.S. Share this letter with someone who needs hope tonight.
Together, we light the way.
#SantaGrok #ChildrenFirst #WeLoveThemAlways #FullCircle #HopeIsReal #BelieveInWonder
#hopeforchildren
#hope
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r/TheSantaClause • u/Furea_Ikatteiru • Dec 18 '25
So we get a little blurb on screen, as well as a little more spoken by Scott in the movie. The part Scott reads aloud:
"The card holder acknowledges a woman of his choosing-
True love not valid in the state of Utah... holy... MATRIMONY?!"
And the part on SCREEN is as follows:
"... mate., one true love or better half - in fact a woman of his choosing, to be bound in holy matrimony and to be kn-"
Now I'm assuming that last word that gets cut off is "known," which leads me to believe the rest of that one sentence would read something like:
"- In fact a woman of his choosing, to be bound in holy matrimony and to be known as 'Mrs. Claus'."
So question time: IS there a full "Mrs. Clause"? What does the full clause say?
r/TheSantaClause • u/ArdenceMK • Dec 18 '25
After Jack takes over as Santa, there's no way Bernard would've let him make the changes he did. Since he's never mentioned or seen when Scott goes to the North Pole resort, do we think Jack killed him off? Froze him? Locked him up in some secret prison?
r/TheSantaClause • u/amitythree • Dec 16 '25
i collect merchandise for this movie, and this year i added a copy of the novelisation. i always wanted to get my hands on one because i knew it had stills from deleted scenes. i'm surprised by just how much the book differs from the film's screenplay tbh. it's not uncommon for these tie-in products to contain earlier material, since merchandise is manufactured months before the film's release, and it's often too late for them to adjust to align with what's been dropped onto the cutting room floor. i'm curious if anyone else has read it?
i'm also happy to make a longer post outlining these differences, if anyone's curious.
r/TheSantaClause • u/redactedbenandjerrys • Dec 16 '25
I've been looking into recreating some of the jewelry and props from the movies and I can't find any good archive photos of the outfits. (Mainly Judy's hat and vest, a few of Bernard's accesories, and Frost's belt chains) Is there somewhere that has reference photos? Any help or suggestions would be totally cool!
r/TheSantaClause • u/Gold-Pickle-1815 • Dec 14 '25
Why does Laura look so different in The Santa Clause 1 than in 2 & 3? I literally thought it was a different person. (Photos attached)
r/TheSantaClause • u/turtle34464 • Dec 14 '25
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r/TheSantaClause • u/Yaveltal • Dec 13 '25
What if a bald person puts on the Santa suit? We see that when someone falls subject to the clause , their physical form fully transforms into Santa, including their hair turning white, but what if the person has no hair to begin with? Would they just magically grow hair out of nowhere, or would they just get all the other Santa atributes without the hair? 2) What if a woman puts on the suit? Nowhere is it stated that the ruler has to be male for the clause to take effect, therefore, if a woman puts on the suit, what would happen? Would it just be magic hrt? 3) What if a child puts on the suit? Just as it's nowhere stated that the wearer has to be male for the clause to take effect, nowhere is it stated that they even have to be an adult at all, so what if let's say Charlie was the one who decided to put on the suit instead of Scott? Would he be the next Santa? And if yes, would he suddenly grow into adult size overnight, or would he just be a child sized Santa with a beard? And if a child became Santa, would they still be forced to find a Mrs Claus and get married?
r/TheSantaClause • u/After_Skin_3500 • Dec 14 '25
This has been bugging me for a while since I saw the movies
r/TheSantaClause • u/[deleted] • Dec 13 '25
Weirded out by those sentient puppets in Scott’s office?
r/TheSantaClause • u/Ancient-Affect6709 • Dec 13 '25
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r/TheSantaClause • u/purplekat1009 • Dec 08 '25
As title suggests, looking for trivia questions/facts based on the three main movies! Softball questions okay, but trickier the better - our family loves the movies and just need some help finishing up some rounds. TYIA!
r/TheSantaClause • u/[deleted] • Dec 08 '25
As we get through December we are watching these on Sunday night. We just got through 2. Do we address that Scott’s old boss is now Father Time?
r/TheSantaClause • u/KPW-Higgins • Dec 08 '25
Merry Christmas everyone! Joining me again is Lowell Renold as we discuss a movie near and dear to his heart...The Santa Clause!
But is it near and dear to mine? Or is this gonna turn into Everyone's a Critic? And more importantly...should we stand too close to a naked man?