The little girl who doesn't speak english is Sámi. The Sámi people (/ˈsɑːmi/ SAH-mee; also spelled Sami or Saami) are an indigenous Finno-Ugric-speaking people inhabiting the region of Sápmi (also known as Lapland), which today encompasses large northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and of the Murmansk Oblast, Russia, most of the Kola Peninsula in particular.
Heck, I just realized. Santa technically translates to “Saint”. And figures named as saints don’t get that title until after they die. So the end of this movie explained how he went from Mr. Klaus to Santa Claus. 😱 MY MIND IS BLOWN……
It's how it works in real life too. I understand there was an actual guy who got sainted after a life of charitable deeds, and his story amalgamated into the modern "Santa Claus." I think. The history's kinda obscure.
@@azuroslazuli6948 Overly Sarcastic Productions did a video about the history of both Saint Nicholas and how he eventually morphed into Santa Claus in popular culture
This is honestly one of the best animated Christmas movies of the last few years! Thank you for reacting to it and I'm glad you enjoyed it! More people need to see this movie!
The little girl and her family are dressed like that bcs they're Sami which are a native people group endemic to the European arctic regions and that's one of their most common traditional clothing, what they're speaking is also the Sami language. They traditionally live by reindeer heading which is probably where they got the idea to include them in this movie from
fun fact: the characters were 2D animated, but with the addition of layers of shading & highlights (think of it as an animated illustration!) _tho 3D models were used for some characters and objects_
I remember seeing a roughly animated sketch promo for this project back in animation school in like 2010/2011. I’m so heckin’ proud of Sergio and his crew for making it finally happen!!
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. It’s so cute and like honestly makes u think about how it started cause kids will change a story and have active imagination also just the fact it shows men can have emotions and that two men can be friends and show emotions toward each other
I love it that this movie is getting the recognition it deserves. It’s super duper amazing I had it on repeat every Christmas season for the past few years it’s been out
I adore this film, one of my all time favorite Christmas films I’ve ever seen! Everything from the story’s premise, the 2D animation, vfx, and the characters (Margú being my favorite) are fantastic. We could use more 2D animated films of this caliber, Sergio Pablo’s and his team really pushed the envelope with Klaus. It deserved to win that Oscar back in 2019! P.S: No matter how many times I watch Klaus, the feels always hit me, hard! And also, subbed!
The clothes that the saami people are wearing are the traditional “kofte/gákti”. It’s something they would wear everyday before around the second world war, now it’s more used for special occasions. Also, there are more than 10 different variants depending on where you come from. My Lyngen-gákti is my most precious possession
Okay, I'll say it: The filmmakers are well aware of the ship Klausper, and actually widely support it, even going as far as to share fan art for it among each other. I believe their words were that wasn’t the original intention, but they were flattered that fans saw it that way. Also that the fans made clear that it's meant to be taken as bi positivity.
Whenever I watch films, I just can't help but think "what if... they get together in the end?" That was what I was thinking watching this movie than I was like "Nah! Not everything is romance!" So I never knew that people actually ship them 😂😂
I would like to reccomend you another Christmas animated classic, named Arthur Christmas (2011). It's a great film, kinda underrated, created by Aardman Animation (although it's CGI). Nonetheless, it's a lovely christmas tale.
This became an instant Christmas classic. Ever since it came out (granted not too long ago lol) I have without fail watched this on Christmas. And I plan to keep that up till the day I die
you would love Arthur Christmas!! i haven't seen anyone react to it and it's SO GOOD completely underrated it's my family's favorite christmas movie of all time
arthur is santa's son and it's an incredibly touching family movie about christmas (like delivering the presents and the santa family) it's so good even if you don't react to it i just want you to experience it!
Me, as a German: "Well, you silly English-speaking folk keep pronouncing 'au' like an 'o', and then you get confused why 'Claus/Klaus' sounds different in other countries."
Thank you so much for reacting to this movie! It is a Christmas movie that we needed. It has the spirit you think of when it comes to Christmas but it’s not a film that is an old classic, it’s now a classic for a new set of generations.
There are many Christmas movies to watch, but very few actually make my list of must-watch Christmas movies. Klaus when I first watched it, instantly become one that I fell in love with and will watch every year.
S-somehow every person I've seen react to this movie somehow misses the very beginning like "this is how the Santa Claus and mailing letters to him started"?? Like- everyone is always going "oh so they don't have santa Claus here. Oh, what's Santa doing out here" LIKE-
i feel like with your love of musicals, you would ADORE "A Year Without A Santa Clause" (1974) and "Santa Clause Is Coming To Town" (1970), my family and I BOP to these soundtracks every winter
Wait wtf!!! I was so busy with my exams just now that I didn't know you reacted to this!! I didn't check the notifications! I'm glad you're reacting to it now tho! 😭💀
I think this might be my first time seeing this movie. It’s really really good. Also since you liked this movie you’ll might also like the new Christmas movie on Netflix a boy called Christmas. Definitely a you have to see type of movie.
Rankin Bass is King at christmas time for most of the U.S. but not many people remember the 30min tv special: Twas the Night Before Christmas 1974 I watch it every year. The music is on point and full of that nostalgic feeling.
Very similar to Joulutarina, especially the finale. Operation Christmas Drop, Journey back to Christmas, Elf (2003), Miracle on 34th Street, Borrowed Hearts, Sons of Mistletoe, Northpole and Northpole: Open for Christmas
Imagine him watching Spider-Man: Into The spider verse, or even the greatest Christmas movie ever made: DIE HARD Edit: I just went through his channel, he already did spider verse... whoops...
A good X-mas movie that I love and recently got a sequel is called The Christmas Chronicles (starring Kurt Russell). Klaus is also a top tier I watch it even when its not Christmas.
The reason they use the Sámi as the "elves who help Santa" is actually probably due to the traditional belief that they could perform magic and were actually protected by the viking era cultures against Christian missionaries for quite a while because they relied on the Sámi for these practices and didnt want Christians to have it or ruin what the Sámi were. Unfortunately the vikings themselves were eventually converted and then tried to convert the Sámi people themselves.
🎅🏾KLAUS🎅🏾 netflix has holidate (2020), operation christmas drop (2020), the holiday calendar (2018), jingle jangle a christmas journey (2020), love hard (2021), a christmas prince trilogy, & a princess switch trilogy and some other christmas movies available elsewhere are last christmas (2019), the christmas setup (2020), a sugar & spice holiday (2020), love lights hanukkah (2020), eight gifts of hanukkah (2021), let's meet again on christmas eve (2020), the nine lives of christmas (2014), the nine kittens of christmas (2021), grumpy cat's worst christmas ever (2014), a christmas tree grows in colorado (2020), a glenbrooke christmas (2020), once upon a holiday (2015), a timeless christmas (2020), jingle bell bride (2020), a royal christmas (2014), & the christmas house (2020)
The way they developed all the Christmas traditions and the Santa myths like the sleigh and reindeers was SO CREATIVE
Yes!
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@@MoviesinDepthNO! (JUST KIDDING YES!)
The little girl who doesn't speak english is Sámi. The Sámi people (/ˈsɑːmi/ SAH-mee; also spelled Sami or Saami) are an indigenous Finno-Ugric-speaking people inhabiting the region of Sápmi (also known as Lapland), which today encompasses large northern parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and of the Murmansk Oblast, Russia, most of the Kola Peninsula in particular.
yes! thank you! ❤️
The region is still known as Lapland in English and Lappi in Finnish, but it is Sápmi in Sami 😊
Don’t we all love it when a language is properly pronounced, even when we don’t understand it
I wasn’t expecting to sob like a baby when I watched this movie, yet here we are
same
Heck, I just realized. Santa technically translates to “Saint”. And figures named as saints don’t get that title until after they die.
So the end of this movie explained how he went from Mr. Klaus to Santa Claus. 😱 MY MIND IS BLOWN……
It's how it works in real life too. I understand there was an actual guy who got sainted after a life of charitable deeds, and his story amalgamated into the modern "Santa Claus." I think. The history's kinda obscure.
@@azuroslazuli6948
Overly Sarcastic Productions did a video about the history of both Saint Nicholas and how he eventually morphed into Santa Claus in popular culture
Klaus in a nutshell. . .
2-D Animation: *QUIT TELLING EVERYONE I'M DEAD!!!*
This is honestly one of the best animated Christmas movies of the last few years! Thank you for reacting to it and I'm glad you enjoyed it! More people need to see this movie!
So true, it's not okay that there aren't a lot people that know it!
I am determined to get my mom to watch it with me this year
The little girl and her family are dressed like that bcs they're Sami which are a native people group endemic to the European arctic regions and that's one of their most common traditional clothing, what they're speaking is also the Sami language. They traditionally live by reindeer heading which is probably where they got the idea to include them in this movie from
fun fact:
the characters were 2D animated, but with the addition of layers of shading & highlights
(think of it as an animated illustration!)
_tho 3D models were used for some characters and objects_
I remember seeing a roughly animated sketch promo for this project back in animation school in like 2010/2011. I’m so heckin’ proud of Sergio and his crew for making it finally happen!!
I LOVE THIS MOVIE. It’s so cute and like honestly makes u think about how it started cause kids will change a story and have active imagination also just the fact it shows men can have emotions and that two men can be friends and show emotions toward each other
This movie is just a blessing to the world.
Not the legend of Christmas, the legend of Santa Klaus
It's totally 2d animation with so.e digital shading to help it stand out.
I love it that this movie is getting the recognition it deserves. It’s super duper amazing I had it on repeat every Christmas season for the past few years it’s been out
I adore this film, one of my all time favorite Christmas films I’ve ever seen! Everything from the story’s premise, the 2D animation, vfx, and the characters (Margú being my favorite) are fantastic. We could use more 2D animated films of this caliber, Sergio Pablo’s and his team really pushed the envelope with Klaus. It deserved to win that Oscar back in 2019!
P.S: No matter how many times I watch Klaus, the feels always hit me, hard! And also, subbed!
THANK YOU!!! Don’t get me wrong, I liked Toy Story 4, but I really don’t think it was Oscar-worthy.
Actually this movie is all 2D, the animators drew it in a way to give the illusion of 3D with the shading and lighting!
YES! I KNEW YOU WOULD LOVE IT!
Yes
The clothes that the saami people are wearing are the traditional “kofte/gákti”. It’s something they would wear everyday before around the second world war, now it’s more used for special occasions. Also, there are more than 10 different variants depending on where you come from. My Lyngen-gákti is my most precious possession
Okay, I'll say it:
The filmmakers are well aware of the ship Klausper, and actually widely support it, even going as far as to share fan art for it among each other.
I believe their words were that wasn’t the original intention, but they were flattered that fans saw it that way.
Also that the fans made clear that it's meant to be taken as bi positivity.
Whenever I watch films, I just can't help but think "what if... they get together in the end?" That was what I was thinking watching this movie than I was like "Nah! Not everything is romance!" So I never knew that people actually ship them 😂😂
those are the indiginous saami people of scandinavia
I would like to reccomend you another Christmas animated classic, named Arthur Christmas (2011). It's a great film, kinda underrated, created by Aardman Animation (although it's CGI). Nonetheless, it's a lovely christmas tale.
Yessss!! 🥳
Thats actually my fav christmas movie
This became an instant Christmas classic.
Ever since it came out (granted not too long ago lol) I have without fail watched this on Christmas. And I plan to keep that up till the day I die
This should have won the Oscar
10:12 That scene always makes me laugh he looks creepy as if he’s gonna lure them into his carriage wagon thingy for toys or something.
you would love Arthur Christmas!! i haven't seen anyone react to it and it's SO GOOD
completely underrated
it's my family's favorite christmas movie of all time
arthur is santa's son and it's an incredibly touching family movie about christmas (like delivering the presents and the santa family)
it's so good
even if you don't react to it i just want you to experience it!
also the artbook for the movie is really cool!
Yes and it has a great cast from James McAvoy to Hugh Laurie!
Me, as a German: "Well, you silly English-speaking folk keep pronouncing 'au' like an 'o', and then you get confused why 'Claus/Klaus' sounds different in other countries."
Fun fact, the "elves" really looks like sami people, the indigenous peoples of Norway and Finland ^.^
Thanks again for your reactions!
And when jesper asks "what's wrong with her mouth" the kid says she's saami
This movie was just perfect. And the ending? Im not crying, you are 😐😐😐
"Nobody type in that comment" 👀... it's Smeerenburg 😋
Thank you so much for reacting to this movie! It is a Christmas movie that we needed. It has the spirit you think of when it comes to Christmas but it’s not a film that is an old classic, it’s now a classic for a new set of generations.
It's 2D hand drawn shaded to _look_ 3D! I love this style! It's so pretty!
Oop I got into the video! Thank you for taking my suggestion! I love your videos!
I SCREAMED !!! I LOVE YOUR CONTENT AND I LOVE U FOR GIVING THIS MOVIE A CHANCE🌼❤️
I'm so happy you reacted to this movie! So underrated!!
Home alone and home alone 2 it’s Christmas tradition if these movies are watched on the holidays.
There are many Christmas movies to watch, but very few actually make my list of must-watch Christmas movies. Klaus when I first watched it, instantly become one that I fell in love with and will watch every year.
I, too, at one time did not expect anything from the cartoon and was pleasantly surprised
Starring Jason Schwartzman and J.K. Simmons in this Christmas movie in which people don't like the festive holiday
One of my favorites Christmas movies Is "Christmas with the Kranck's" it's sooo funny❗
Santa Claus's wife died and he became a curmudgeon
S-somehow every person I've seen react to this movie somehow misses the very beginning like "this is how the Santa Claus and mailing letters to him started"??
Like- everyone is always going "oh so they don't have santa Claus here. Oh, what's Santa doing out here" LIKE-
Yes!! I'm so glad you watched this movie!!!
Yay! So glad to see people reacting to this, one of the best Christmas movies ever! 😁
their wearing traditional saami clothing
Every year I say Imma watch it again
And every year I only watch the reactions bc the looks on ur face!😄🥰
Happiest Season is such an OUTSTANDING film. One of my favorite Christmas rom-com recently made. You should check it out!
The “elves” are Sami who are like Scandinavian natives
Idk if someone mentioned but the colorful red and blue dressed people are known as Saami I think
I just want to recommend Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey, it’s a beautiful Christmas musical movie and I think you’d like it!!
i feel like with your love of musicals, you would ADORE "A Year Without A Santa Clause" (1974) and "Santa Clause Is Coming To Town" (1970), my family and I BOP to these soundtracks every winter
KLAUS KLAUS KLAUS A KLAUS!!!!
My all time favorite christmas movies are rare exports, joulu tarina (in english christmas story) and santa claus and the magic drum!!♥️
I also like Niko Lentäjän poika (forgot the name in English)
Wait wtf!!! I was so busy with my exams just now that I didn't know you reacted to this!! I didn't check the notifications! I'm glad you're reacting to it now tho! 😭💀
This is my favorite 2d animated movie from Netflix.
I think this might be my first time seeing this movie. It’s really really good. Also since you liked this movie you’ll might also like the new Christmas movie on Netflix a boy called Christmas. Definitely a you have to see type of movie.
I can't get over the fact that this movie actually made me tear up. Seriously the last part touched my heart :,)
Rankin Bass is King at christmas time for most of the U.S. but not many people remember the 30min tv special:
Twas the Night Before Christmas
1974
I watch it every year. The music is on point and full of that nostalgic feeling.
Another origin story of Santa
My fav christmas movie is Arthur christmas from Aardvark. Klaus comes second
ima be honest i also just never got around to watching this movie, but this was great
Very similar to Joulutarina, especially the finale.
Operation Christmas Drop, Journey back to Christmas, Elf (2003), Miracle on 34th Street, Borrowed Hearts, Sons of Mistletoe, Northpole and Northpole: Open for Christmas
This movie always gets me right in the feels. And I hope more people watch it.
i got the toys frog instrumental , and the and the movies version of invisable!!
2:02
The movie is 100% 2D, the shades are what makes the drawings like at least 2.5D or 3D
pls watch the christmas setup!!! seriously adorable, extra so bc the actors who play the leads r married irl!!!
Watch Raya and the Last Dragon next you’re going to enjoy it
I never bought to leave out a carrot for the reindeer ima teach my kids that
Me and those Goth kids would get along really well xD
This is my top 2 Christmas movie! (My top 1 will forever be Polar Express)
NO 3D The whole thing is Meet in 2d
3:50 *roasts you*
I'm excited!! This is my fav animated movie..
Tim Allen THE SANTA CLAUS
Está animação é maravilhosa 🥰
Imagine him watching Spider-Man: Into The spider verse, or even the greatest Christmas movie ever made: DIE HARD
Edit: I just went through his channel, he already did spider verse... whoops...
Come November, you should react to Arthur Christmas (2011); it's an underrated Christmas film.
So many reaction videos miss the "this is how it started" of the start
Holiday movie recommendations:
The Man Who Invented Christmas
Miracle on 34th Street
A good X-mas movie that I love and recently got a sequel is called The Christmas Chronicles (starring Kurt Russell). Klaus is also a top tier I watch it even when its not Christmas.
yeah, you waited two christmas to watch it, i still respect you for watching it
omg yes i love this movie!
Mickey's Christmas Carol 🎄
Polar Express and It's A Wonderful Life are the greatest Christmas films of all time. Then A Christmas Story plays all day for a full 24 hours.
Alright! Chrismas movie
th-cam.com/video/_EJsI0zy5DQ/w-d-xo.html does anybody what name of the movie in video opinion year and genre is
Not a single tear and your on point comments were too ahead of what was coming. Did you watch it before this reaction? I kinda feels like you did.
love One Magic Christmas made in 1984.
Nice one.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Weird request but can you react to the sonic movie? I'm sorry, this and klaus are one of my comfort movies. Love the video, dude!
I love it
You should react to the first and last episode of Supergirl!
The reason they use the Sámi as the "elves who help Santa" is actually probably due to the traditional belief that they could perform magic and were actually protected by the viking era cultures against Christian missionaries for quite a while because they relied on the Sámi for these practices and didnt want Christians to have it or ruin what the Sámi were. Unfortunately the vikings themselves were eventually converted and then tried to convert the Sámi people themselves.
🎅🏾KLAUS🎅🏾
netflix has holidate (2020), operation christmas drop (2020), the holiday calendar (2018), jingle jangle a christmas journey (2020), love hard (2021), a christmas prince trilogy, & a princess switch trilogy and some other christmas movies available elsewhere are last christmas (2019), the christmas setup (2020), a sugar & spice holiday (2020), love lights hanukkah (2020), eight gifts of hanukkah (2021), let's meet again on christmas eve (2020), the nine lives of christmas (2014), the nine kittens of christmas (2021), grumpy cat's worst christmas ever (2014), a christmas tree grows in colorado (2020), a glenbrooke christmas (2020), once upon a holiday (2015), a timeless christmas (2020), jingle bell bride (2020), a royal christmas (2014), & the christmas house (2020)
I'm pretty sure this is rise of the guardians santa
Hehe your right
8:00
If you haven't seen it already watch Arthur Christmas! I think k you'll love it!
Such a good movie
hehehe I thought Klaus Mikaelson 😂
Hello, Conan Jr.
Hello Saitama what in the world are you doing here?
@@MoviesinDepth Hey... you sneaky, you watch anime!
The Santa Claus one or 2
Also fun fact smeerensburg is a real place
I literally just watched this yesterday. Are you psychic or something 👀
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