"The Santa Clause" FROM 1994 IS A CLASSIC! *FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!*
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Original Movie: The Santa Clause
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I don’t remember how old I was, but my Santa reality check came when I caught my mom covering the tooth fairy’s shift. From there I made the connection that Santa probably works the same way. I lost a bit of the magic, but I kept my love for the holidays. And frankly it made me appreciate everything parents go through to make it happen.
My dad told me he got a picture of Santa one year. I waited weeks for him to finally develop the film. It was my mom with a Santa hat and a red sweater. I could tell because she had the damn wedding ring on, lol. I was blown. But my parents tell me I already stopped believing before then because some kid in school told me.
I love when the two second scene popped up showing what the E.L.F.S. acronym stood for, he looked away to ponder why they said ELFS instead of Elves, and completely missed it 🤣
lol i was thinking the same thing. Effective Liberating Flight Squad!
When I was a kid, we had this Santa clause that sat in his chair and reads stories
Was pretty neat
The sequels are both worth checking out 2 is almost as good as the original the 3rd one isn't as good as the first 2 but is still worth watching
3 is the worse they should of waited a few more months before making it
The third one is horrible. The second one is good unless you want it to feel and sound like the original. Both sequels are extremely overproduced.
@@BrettJamesBishop It is not horrible at all.
@@maxdrags3115 Haha. It really is. But that's awesome you like it. I wish I could like it but I can't.
@@BrettJamesBishop everyone has different opinions. Therefore, if you don’t like the sequels then that’s okay, if other people like the sequels, that’s okay too.
This was the first live action Tim Allen movie I saw growing up, the second being Jungle To Jungle, The third being Galaxy Quest, and the Fourth being Santa Clause 2.
Childhood memories unlocked 😶
Yes Jungle 2 Jungle!!
"Bird who can't sing...Yoko Ono." 🤣🤣🤣
Toy story movies aswell
Yes, if you like Tim Allen, you'll like 'Jungle 2 Jungle' it's so underrated but so funny :)
I don't remember how old I was, but I stopped believing in Santa when my door was open and I saw my parents bringing the presents downstairs to put under the tree because they thought me and my brothers were asleep. I didn't move or say anything but tears did fall down my face haha
:(
How can you hate regular milk but like eggnog? Lol. "You know what this milk needs? Egg whites and cream. Throw some bourbon in there to reeeeally fuck the milk up."
Lmao
He was a savage on home improvement 😂 all the al and als mom jokes lol
I grew up watching this and, man, so much of the humor lands differently now that I'm an adult.
This is a "kids" movie. I say that cause there is adult humor/jokes within the movie that makes it both a kids/adult movie.Same goes for the movie Jingle All The Way which is another great Christmas movie.
Growing up this was not just the best Christmas movie but every Christmas Eve we made it a tradition to go to Denny's for dinner
I was 7 when I stopped believing, I remember I was outside playing and got to thinking that the idea of The Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny and Santa being real sounded ridiculous so I went back inside asked my mom if they were real and she looked like she looked shocked when I asked but she did end up telling me the truth and when I was heading back outside she said "I'm glad you know the truth now cause I'm tired of that Fat Bastard getting the credit for what I got you for Christmas" me and her both laughed
Love this time of year, cause I can drink eggnog without people looking at me like I’m crazy.
Sorry to disappoint you, but not really. Santa was completely real at one point. He was a carpenter who made toys and delivered them to orphaned children. He had a big bushy beard, wore red as a preference, pulled a sleigh with reindeer. Because that's all that was available.
this movie is part of my holiday tradition. both of the sequels are definitely worth the watch so you should check them out for sure. btw, E.L.F.S. stands for Elf Liberation Flight Squad.
I only like the specialty eggnogs from Hood, vanilla and sugar cookie.🙂
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen and of course Rudolph.😉
if you watch carefully there's several hidden elves throughout the movie! i don't remember them all but theres one posing as a student in charlie's classroom and i think theres another on his soccer team too
Home Improvement is one of my favourite TV shows starting Tim Allen.
25:45 I love how you looked away when the camera showed the acronym for the E.L.F.S. which stands for Effective Liberating Flight Squad. XD
So growing up I actually saw the second movie first, and I sort of enjoy that one better. I would say that the weakest of this trilogy is easily the 3rd, but all three movies are much more watchable than the Home Alone movies post Lost in New York.
Almost agree with you, but I liked Home Alone 3 as a kid and still kinda do ngl. Sorry not so sorry. lol
@@XavierXSims That's an okay movie. I only saw parts on Cartoon Network back in the day, and it just didn't feel like home alone! It's not the worst movie of all time, but it's just not home alone to me.
I love the 3rd movie solely for Martin Short as Jack Frost. 💙
@@Ryn_theObsessed He is a highlight.
Almost burned you at the stake until I saw you said POST Lost in New York. Phew, that was a close one.
I like all three of the movies this and the sequels.
Now that I’m older, I didn’t notice that Scott’s name initials were S.C.
This brings back memories when I was a kid. About a little over than 10 years ago, when I was in elementary school, I wrote a letter to Santa Clause to get me a toy. I didn’t receive anything. I’m 22 now, and everyone are Santa Clause because we buy what we want without asking 😂😂😂
I am a 15 years old kid and i still believe in Santa Clause
I feel it inside my heart.
I love this movie and this video will be awesome!!
Oop
He isn't real...
I mean you can do you bro, but like, come on now haha
My favourite, this is one of my Christmas traditions. Me and my family would wacht santa clause 1-3 on the 24th at night. Love these movies
My parents and me watched this movie growing up every Christmas. Even watch the second and third movie. They still make me laugh and smile, definitely nostalgic.
Not gonna lie as a kid I had a crush on Bernard XD I hope that it wasn't just me?
I was 8 years old and my family was watching a movie called elf and Santa was on the screen shortly after someone said he was not real. I then cried
Oof :(
Tim Allen apparently found his talent for comedy during his stay in prison, after getting caught trying to smuggle 1.5Lbs of Cocaine, but he snitched on his partner and got a light sentence.
Oof
Love this movie.. As an adult I think some parts are even funnier cuz tim Allen hates working with kids. Between this and all the toy stories kids are his money makers.. Lol
My childhood memories of Christmas will always tie this movie into "work" parties. As a kid, our home christmas movies were the classics - the grinch, rudolph, frosty the snowman.... and one Christmas, my dad got invited to a Christmas party at his boss's house. The only thing I really remember was going upstairs with the other kids, and watching this movie that night, and Elf. Made a huge impression on me, and ever since the nostalgia is strong with this flick.
My son is in 2nd grade. I'm clinging to what child beliefs he has left.
Bernard with the dreads was an interesting choice
One of my all time favorite Christmas movies and trilogies
I actually still believe cuz we were outside one night on Xmas eve with my family & I looked up & saw a red streak fly across the sky & it just had to be red!
One of the craziest things that happened to me as a kid!
BTW I was at work the other day no one in the store but me & the door flies open by itself I walked over looked outside no cars mo people! They said people that work their see stuff all the time! Not to mention the door latches so not even wind could open it plus no wind! 😳😳😳😳
Delusional...
I am a Santa Clause fan so I love the triology :) another you should watch with Tim Allen in Christmas with the Kranks.
The whole Santa Clause series are my absolute fave Christmas films!
I don't remember at what age, maybe 8. I wrote a note to santa asking if he could take a picture of himself, with my handme down camera. I applaud my dad tho cause he photoshopped a santa infront of a picture of our tree. But from watching my dad use photoshop before plus the fact that the picture didn't show up on the camera when I put in the sd card.
Tim Allen is litteraly the same character in every movie/show. Prove me wrong haha
I was about 10 years old when I realized Santa didn't exist. I found out because the signature on the gifts from my mom matched the signature on gifts from Santa.
I remember I found out the Tooth Fairy wasn't real first, and then figured out from there that the rest weren't real either. I was sleeping over my cousins house and they spilled the beans and told me the tooth fairy was really my parents. I must have been 6 or 7.
As a child I never told my parents or anyone else when I lost a tooth. I would simply put it under my pillow for the tooth fairy who always left a coin under my pillow at home. It was when I was away at summer camp for two weeks that I learned the truth. The first week of camp another girl in my cabin lost a tooth and told everyone about it. She put the tooth under her pillow and the next morning found some money under her pillow. The second week I lost a tooth and as it had been one of the teeth in the back of the mouth no one could tell by looking at me that I had lost a tooth. I simply put the tooth under my pillow and waited for the real tooth fairy to show up. The next morning I found my tooth under the pillow where I had left it. Years later mother told me that I was the sneaky one in the family. Every night after I had fallen asleep she would carefully check under my pillow to see if there was a tooth there, and to exchange it with a coin if she found a tooth. 🦷🪙🦷🪙🦷🪙
My girlfriend made me watch this last week. This movie was great
One of my favorite Christmas movies. Part 2 and 3 are good and worth a watch
I can name all the reindeer thanks to my eidetic memory! I know the names from watching Jingle All The Way when he’s going to try & win the Turbo Man doll at the radio station LOL!
16:42 The park where they filmed his son playing soccer is literally the park that was down the street from my house as a kid.
this is one of my favorite Christmas movies!
The second and third movies are both really good! The second one is my personal favorite out of the three.
The Santa Clause 2 is my favourite Christmas movie. 3 is weaker but it’s not a bad movie and has some great moments.
I love this movie
The seccond Santa Clause is my fave but I watched the trilogy out of order (I watched the 2nd, 3rd then the 1st) and I say watched the other two at least once before yo from any opinion on the movies. Happy holidays!
The Santa Claus 2 is actually pretty good imo
I was told when I was in 5th grade. I remember balling because I felt like I was always lied too 😂
A GREAT CHRISTMAS MOVIE FR!
But not as good as Die Hard 😉
lol next Christmas :)
Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie it's just set during Christmas same goes for Gremlins and Batman Returns there's just big difference between a Christmas movie and set during Christmas a movie like thise mention above can be watched anytime a movie like the Santa Clause should only be watched during the Christmas season any other time seems Weird where as Die Hard Gremlins and Batman Returns I can watch any month so just a movie set during Christmas not a Christmas movie
@@ralphroshia9247 but I’m guessing this doesn’t apply to Home Alone? That’s just set at Christmas. And before you start about die hard not being in ‘the Christmas spirit’, how about the full on sadistic torture that McAllister puts the wet bandits through?
29:12 "that's a fucking dogshit whistle bro" got me lmao
Definitely check out the sequel it's great
I figured out santa wasn't real when my mom talked about a gift I received as if she picked it out, but it said it was from Santa.
That’s exactly how I found out
Such a classic. Sequels aren't as good but I always really enjoyed them anyway.
my favorite christmas movie since i was seven! absolutely adore this!!
My foster boys told me a month ago they knew Santa wasn't real, they're 6 and 9, I was like oh hell no lol, I went all out this year to bring the magic.
35:59 I hear you. One year I wanted to leave santa beer instead of milk LOL
You definitely need to give the others a watch..I loved all the series only cuz I loved watching Tim Allen play Santa Claus.
All 3 in the trilogy are great. Definitely should watch em all
Santa clause 2 is my favorite of the trilogy
Parents always think their kids believe a whole lot longer than they actually do. Go Egg Nog! It is amazing in Coffee.
I found Out when I was still in Kindergarten or 1st grade that Santa isnt real because I recognized my Uncle under the Santa costume and recognized my uncle's voice
Lol Great Christmas movie indeed .
I actually have three stories to share about Santa Claus. Story #1: When I was a young child my parents used to take me and my sisters who were around my age to see Santa Claus at a local store. I have brothers and another sister who are ten years older than us so they were considered to old by that one time to be seeing Santa Claus. As I am the youngest child in the family my sisters got to tell Santa (one at a time) what they wanted for Christmas. After we had all told Santa what we each wanted for Christmas our parents would ask us what we had asked Santa to bring each of us for Christmas. My sisters would immediately tell our parents what they had asked Santa to bring them for Christmas. I on the other hand knew that Santa Claus was real and refused to tell my parents what I had even asked Santa for Christmas. Christmas morning my sisters would all find the presents they had asked for under the Christmas tree. There would be some nice Christmas presents from Santa Claus under the Christmas tree for me too, just not what I had asked Santa to bring me. Story #2: This is actually a story about one of my older brothers when my brothers and oldest sister were young children, before I or my other sisters were even born. At this time father got off work about an hour before school ended for the day for my brothers and sister. One day my parents picked up my brothers and sister after school and took them to see Santa Claus. This brother in question was the youngest at the time and had to wait until our other brother and sister had seen Santa Claus. This of course a story I heard directly from the brother involved after both of our parents had died. Santa asked my brother his name. My brother told Santa his name. Santa then asked my brother if he had been a good boy. My brother assured Santa that he had been a very good boy. Now we suspect that while father was at work mother had paid a visit to Santa Claus and told him all about her children. Santa told my brother that he knew my brother was not telling him the truth. Santa then told my brother in detail every naughty thing he had seen my brother do. Brother said from that day until Christmas he was careful to be on his best behavior. Story #3: This is what I learned as an adult about the true story of Santa Claus. In the third or fourth century in Asia Minor if a man died owing any money his wife and children could legally be sold into slavery to pay off this debt. According to the story there lived in the area the son of an extremely wealthy family. Whenever he heard a rumor about a family that was about to be sold into slavery he found out how much money they owed. He would secretly entered their home at night and leave enough money for them to pay off the debt and a little extra so if they lived modestly would not have to worry about every being in debt again. It was only after the death of this son of a wealthy family that it was revealed who he was and what he did. He was named Saint Nicholas from where we later got the name Santa Claus.
All 3 Santa Clause movies are great, don't listen to anyone and definitely give them a chance.
More people hate the Home Alone films then Hate the Santa Clause ones I wouldn't call them bad or the worst but they do have parts that are less good. But they are better then the Home Alones, Jingle All the Way 2, or Christmas Story 2
I remember playing in my parents' closet one day as a kid and discovering toys. That tipped me off...
Never had "the Santa" conversation with my kids. They've figured it out on their own when they got old enough... but they still played along for a few years because they enjoyed it and knew us parents enjoyed the game too. It was kind of "they know that we know that they know" but nobody ever said anything to not ruin the traditions lol
that's exactly how it happened with me and my family. i was a bit disappointed but i definitely didn't resent my parents. i understood why they did it and it made appreciate them all the more for it. and it was fun playing along with the whole thing
I remember once reading a story about a little girl of about 5 or 6 years old who told her parents she no longer believed in Santa Claus and refused to put out any milk and cookies for him. Nothing her father said would change her mind. Later on Christmas Eve the mother was surprised to see her husband helping their daughter put out bowls of dry oatmeal. When the mother question what was going on her husband replied that while their daughter no longer believed in Santa Claus she did believe that the reindeer brought children Christmas presents.
7:30 santa is not meant to wrap gifts "they deal with millions of toys" cant wrap them all
I think I was 6 or 7 when I found out. My mom was reading the tags on the gifts and she said "from santa" in one of my big brother's gifts, he was seated next to me so I read the tag and it actually said "from mom and dad" 😂 I felt so betrayed hahaha
You literally can turn this into a horror movie lol
The way I found out Santa wasn’t real was just by googling it, and i heard my parents going downstairs on Christmas night when I was first or second grade
honestly I love the 2nd one and 'the 3rd one especially the 3rd you should definitely watch those too
The movie is so 90s lmao I love Tim Allen in this movie , hes so funny.
Primate "it's almost December"
Me runs to check my calendar because I smoke too much.
Lmao
When I was about 11, I had a vcr and like 3 movies and one was The Santa Clause 2. I’d watch it every night as a sleep routine. Such a good movie
this is one of a christmas classic for me
I actually think each movie is better than the previous one, myself. But this first on'e's phenomenal.
Comet so adorable in this movie
Fun fact: the guy that played Bernard in this movie is Charlie from the show Numbers.
Have we had a Hook reaction yet? Because watching this makes me realise we need that if not.
Nope
My favourite Christmas movie ever! Charlie is just way too damn cute.
at 19:23 is the coffee Elf from when he first gets to the North Pole. They check on him and help him out. It took me so many years to notice her, but she's standing behind the bench with the line of kids. Cool detailed stuff!
Took me years to notice too. All the elves seen running away from the crowd at the end are in earlier scenes of the film. One is looking at the toys in shops with children at the opening of the film and another is sitting in Charlie's classroom. Look for the kid who doesn't laugh when Charlie introduces his dad as Santa.
@@stephw1702 That's true everytime I watch it I find another Or remember that there is 1 there I forgot about previously. So cool!
I found out he wasn't real when my mom got upset with me bringing down the gifts for my cousin, and she snapped at me "you know we do all of it, you know there is no Santa Claus now help bring these presents down stairs"
I wonder how many people know that The Santa Clause was probably inspired by the Piers Anthony novel, On A Pale Horse, the first book in his Incarnations of Immortality series, about a man who accidentally kills the Grim Reaper during a suicide attempt and then has to assume the mantle of the Grim Reaper from that point on?
Fun fact In the original script Santa didn’t fall off the roof Scott shot him but it was rewritten to be less violent
Also there are elves in almost every scene hiding watching him on second viewing they become easier to see
I just turned 37, and I STILL write a letter every year and leave out cookies. I don't ask for toys anymore, but I ask for more intangible things. Never stop believing.
PLEASE WATCH THE SECOND ONE!! SOOO GOOD
Easily the 1st and 2nd Santa Clause movies are the best the 3rd was Ehhhh not the best
Good memories as a kid watching The Santa Clause and Jungle 2 Jungle
I learned what obligated meant when I was 6 thanks to that movie
Man I remember watching this movie on ABC family every year as a kid 😭
Yo. I was a HUGE home improvement fan. Did you know they did another show that ran for like 12 seasons, “Last Man Standing” he’s got three girls a wife and runs a store called “Outdoor Man”
This is one of my favorite Christmas movies from my teens.
I didn’t!
@@ItsAPrimatee it’s fantastic. Give it a watch. It’s so “Home Improvement” for current day it’s not a joke. If you hang around for a few seasons there are lots of Home Improvement Easter eggs and cameos.
Eggnog is fantastic
I found out when the doorbell rang at in the evening, I rushed to the door and saw someone sprinting away. Chased after him all the way and found my older cousin hiding in the nearby forest :')
They're all worth checking out bro, and after this you should really check out the Christmas Chronicles 1 and 2 they're awesome
this film is a classic
Oh, dude you HAVE to watch the second one! Obviously the first ones are always like a classic, but imo, the second one is a lot funnier.
“Seeing isn’t believing, believing is seeing.”
It’s crazy how many people say “I’ll believe [x] when I see it.” People who say this won’t believe anything they don’t want to believe, even if they do see it or if the evidence for such is overwhelming.
Scott’s actions and words the night he became Santa were the perfect example of this. He was confronted with all the evidence in the world of Santa’s existence. He saw Santa himself, the reindeer and sleigh, the elves and the workshop in the North Pole, along with all the magic, and Charlie was right there with him the whole entire time experiencing everything he did. Yet the entire night he tried to deny and/or rationalize everything he saw. Even after that night he continued to try and convince himself it was all a dream despite the evidence to the contrary and despite Charlie insisting that everything was real.
It doesn’t matter how much evidence people are confronted with. They will not believe anything they don’t want of believe, and they will try to find excuses or ways to invalidate the evidence they are confronted with.
Santa Clause 2 and 3 are good as well