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A hilarious Santa Claus road trip movie
Arthur Christmas mixes comedy, a road trip concept, a mission, and a Christmas themed movie into this watchful delight.
One sidenote about the motivation is how “worry can get you there.” Arthur, in particular, does the final act of the movie with his improvised team by “doing it with worry”. Worry is a joy-eater and never an excellent emotional state to motivate you to accomplish anything. Jesus Christ coming to relieve us of worry and freeing us from sin is the reason for Christmas, so having a message about doing things with worry counteracts the meaning of Christmas.
Created: 12-25-2025
A tiresome deconstruction of the Santa Claus idea
You will find it hard to empathize with the characters in the film, especially the titular character who is the estranged brother of Santa Claus. It is apparent that it doesn’t have the complete feel of a Christmas movie despite the theme being about what is defined as Naughty or Nice and how it affects people.
While there are no woke elements, I do have some criticisms about the messaging in the movie. The story centers around how people should not be labeled “Naughty” based on their actions and rather by why they act that way. A big flaw in this philosophy however is that everyone falls short of the good standard, even Santa Claus in this movie. Because, if even Santa Claus is a bad judge, who are we judge ourselves?
Another critique is the usage of the word “Saint” and the explanation of how the Claus managed to live long. It is a misuse of the word and is simply an artistic license.
Created: 12-25-2025
An imperfect but classic Holiday film
The scripting and writing are questionable, but it still provides plenty of laughs, a somewhat coherent Christmas message and an essence of escapism that provides a decent film. It also helps that it is one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's final comedy roles before he sadly went into politics. He plays a father named Howard who is struggling to be there for his family on Christmas and learns that time with them matters more than gifts; Howard even tries to go to great lengths to keep his wife safe from his next-door sleazy neighbor.
Recently, TV airings of the movie edit out some certain scenes, possibly out of DEI “removing objectionable material”. One is Howard attempting to get a Turbo-Man toy, the hotly coveted toy that the plot wraps around, from an old lady who had it on layaway. Another is a counterfeiter Santa, a small man, who was attacking Howard, only to be accidentally punched across the room by another counterfeiter Santa trying to attack Howard as well.
Created: 12-25-2025
Mostly for Markiplier, Dawko and FNAF fans only
It's not a terrible movie and there's zero woke aspects to the film, but the viewer has to be a FNAF fan to truly understand the movie. I know because my wife absolutely loves Five Nights at Freddy's. There's characters in this film that you just won't know or understand if you haven't played the games.
As a casual FNAF player who really hasn't played the 2nd game or others in the franchise, I was quite lost in this PG-13 film. There's not much violence or plot to keep a part-time player interested. However, if you're a fan, this movie is the bomb! Seems like they get the canon right and the characters are spot-on. I'd highly recommend this movie for fans of the game.
Created: 12-24-2025
A tense, dark, somewhat forgotten classic
Kind of a deviation for Roy Scheider of Jaws, Sorcerer is a relatively straightforward kind-of action movie about four fugitives on one crazy mission to deliver unstable dynamite to an exploded oil rig. There's a bit of drama thrown in and the film is tense from beginning to end.
I think everyone agrees that the cinematography, filming and acting is well above anything we see today. One review says the film just couldn't work today since the famous bridge scene would have to be CGI and I agree. The story is a bit disjoined in the beginning, but it all comes together quickly enough.
If you're looking for a break from these modern woke times, put on Sorcerer and enjoy.
Created: 12-23-2025
Vrooooommmmm x2!
Even better than season 1! Animation is wow! Soundtrack is good!
The story is super good! But.... sad....
If you can handle blood and gore the watch this!
(NOT WOKE)
Created: 12-23-2025
Vrrrrrrrmmmmmooooom!
Pretty good anime. Devils vs humans. MC gets pulled into the crazy life and is just trying to survive.
Animation is one of the best, very detailed and high quality.
If you are ok with blood and gore, then you should watch it!
Created: 12-23-2025
Magicians with CGI
Since this review is getting hammered for not accounting for Ariana Greenblatt's unrealistic girl ass-kicking, I took another look and have to say maybe I've been too forgiving on the girl action stuff. Plus, Ariana has a one hell of a resume full of ultra-woke films. I'm looking at you, Barbie and Borderlands. So I take it back.
I missed the first two films, likely because I don't dig magic. Like, a magician will use anything they can to trick their audience, including CGI. Just like in this film! Fortunately, my somewhat dislike for magic didn't keep me from watching this. I didn't know anything about the gang, what they did or even that they were actually magicians. Can't say I even heard of the first films in this franchise. Strange.
Now You See Me: Now You Don't is kind of a fun movie and I liked the crazy overarching trickery plot that went on. Woody Harrelson is cool, but I kind of felt bad for him in this movie since it seemed like he didn't really fit the role. Maybe he's running out of opportunities. Jesse Eisenberg isn't my cup of tea, but he fits nicely into the fast talking role he plays, so that's cool.
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Created: 12-22-2025
Not woke at all
This isn’t woke and it has nothing to do with those DEI policies that were already scrapped. There’s no forced storyline and no misrepresentation of characters. The only thing said in another comment is just what anyone might assume, since the character is pretty androgynous. So anyone could say that.
So if you like the show, go ahead and watch the movie without worrying.
Enjoy!
Created: 12-22-2025
This film is a confusing mess run by has-beens
Not many films confuse me as much as Killing Mary Sue. The plot is confounding. It's so terribly bad, all over the place, and all the characters are so especially unlikable that my brain is going to melt. A review on IMDb says it's a film full of has-beens and I agree. Worthless has-beens in an unfunny not-so-dark comedy.
I'd say it's woke because Sierra McCormick is a sex-starved BDSM ass kicking bitch, but who the hell cares? She could be riding a unicorn along with a dozen rainbow covered lesbians and it wouldn't make this film any worse.
This film thinks it's subtle and comedic and it's not. It really is a much lower offering then the movie Becky. It's an indie film by filmmakers telling themselves they're the wittiest folks in the room.
I cannot even explain how much I hate this film. It's so bad.
Created: 12-22-2025
