The Santa Clause doesn't make any sense...

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You ever gone back to watch something you liked when you were a kid and turns out it's not even close to how you remember it?

The Santa Clause was one of my favorite movies when I was a kid. But now, after watching it back, I have no idea why...

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[R.W.S.]

"Well, he could be in his room, jumping up and down on his bed, wearing a red hat and galoshes."
"I don't care what Neil's doing." xD

[cammy]

I can't believe you didn't mention how creepy it is that the suit is essentially a mind controlling shape shifting device that completely erases your free will and personality the more you use it.

[Essoje]

90s: Man, sure 70s were weird.
00s: Man, sure 80s were weird.
10s: Man, sure 90s were weird.
It's the cycle of weirdness. It'll never be broken.

[mindofmiri]

Ok but...is no one else just slightly weirded out about the fact that they killed Santa Claus and the little boy is just...unfazed by the fact that he literally just saw a man fall off a roof and die right in front of him?

[ItsMeBennyA]

The moral of the movie is that if you kill Santa Clause then you become Santa. No questions asked. Kinda weird that the elves didn't have any remorse for the previous Santa.

[ravenh]

*mysterious presents appear under the tree over night even though the parents knowingly obviously didn't buy them* Parents: "Nah, Santa doesn't exist. That's ridiculous. I just blacked out on Black Friday and don't remember buying all of this crap out of my price range."

[MatrixEvolution]

on just a second
If these parents don't believe in Santa, why do they not question the fact that their kids are getting two sets of presents on Christmas day? Like, there's the presents that the parents bought and then the ones that Santa gave. Do they not question who put them there???

[brittanyhutchens]

Imagine ruining a kid's childhood because you didn't get a whistle.

[astrometries]

Also, how come the elves just didn't even care that the previous Santa had died? they just proceeded on as normal, no memorial, no anything. Seems immoral lmao

[lyricmailloux]

“I was 3 when I stopped believing in Santa”

Wait you remembered what you wanted for Christmas when you were three?

[micacavazos]

It always bugged me that nobody was sad about Santa dying! Nobody questioned it or had a funeral or anything!

[azazelgrigori]

I had an idea for a Christmas story where a man becomes a mall Santa, but in fact he becomes part of a secret organization of Santas all around the world. This organization works for the elves of the North Pole and delivers gifts in their own sector. The mall Santa thing is simply a cover up.

[ryanmattice]

WHY IN EVERY 80'S CHRISTMAS MOVIE THE ADULTS ARE LIKE TRAUMATIZED BY NOT GETTING 1 OF THE THINGS THEY ASKED FOR???

[Dancerama]

“Christmas came and went - and no weenie whistle. That’s when I stopped believing.” Inspirational.

[Daizeallen]

It made me mad that his ex wife just followed what Neil said blindly. She didn’t want to take full custody, Neil did. That’s probably why they have such a bad relationship with Scott because Neil just interferes with their divorce and coparenting psycho-analyzing everything.
p.s. I’m by no means saying Scott is the greatest dad ever and that Neil is the only reason why Scott and his ex wife don’t have a good relationship nor does he have a good one with Charlie, but I do think he contributes to it.

[danjudex]

One of the positives you *can* say about this movie though was the set and costume design is some of the best I’ve ever seen in a Christmas movie . I mean take a look at just the Santa outfit as an example. Everything about it looks amazing. The embroidery on the coat. The engravings and etchings on the belt and the buckle. Every piece of it looks fantastic. You understand how important and old the suit is because it has all of this craftsmanship and detail. I swear once you compare that Santa costume with other movie ones after the first one came out. You just notice the level of quality between them.

[MikiAnne]

The movie's logic is like "I didn't get 1 thing I wanted so santa isn't real!"

[coffeepanda]

"the most unbelievable thing of the movie is, that FedEx actually delivered these packages..."

got me at this one 😂

[maxamillion]

This is the movie that made me stop believing in Santa Claus. I was like 7 years old, listening to everything they were saying and I was like "hmm... this Neil guy is onto something." Also it showed how the adults all didn't believe in Santa but the kids did, which seemed realistic. Before this movie I assumed that everyone believed in Santa and no one doubted it because it was fact, this showed me otherwise.

[sof]

When you realize the whole movie is just a series of events caused by people trying to shut up Charlie...