#richard claus

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Title: The Little Vampire 3D

Rating: NR

Director: Richard Claus, Karsten Kiilerich

Cast: Rasmus Hardiker, Amy Saville, Jim Carter, Joseph Kloska, Phoebe Givron-Taylor, Tim Pigott-Smith, Alice Krige, Julia Rhodes, Kevin Otto, Diane Wilson, Graham Clarke, Miriam Margolyes, Matthew Marsh

Release year: 2017

Genres: family, comedy, fantasy

Blurb: Tony, a 13-year-old boy on vacation in rural Germany, is fascinated by the idea of vampires. Meanwhile, Rudolph, a vampire of similar age, encounters trouble when his clan is threatened by a dangerously-obsessed hunter. Fate brings these two boys together as Tony and Rudolph set off to stop the villain, save Rudolph’s family, and learn the power of friendship.

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Batkids whenever someone insults Brucie/Batman badly on social medias

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Ainbo: Spirit of the Amazon (2021)

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Ainbo: Spirit of the Amazon is Finally in North America!

@ShoutFactory has released Ainbo: Spirit of the Amazon to North America, and it's worth watching with the kids, and #environmentalism message it extols. #CGI #animation We offer a quick review of the #homevideo release at:

Available to view on Amazon Prime or purchase Ainbo: Spirit of the Amazon is finally here in North America, on home video, courtesy of Shout! Kids. I’ve looked at this movie a while back (review link), and what I offer is a quick look at the bonus material that’s included in the DVD release: From the Press Release: AINBO: SPIRIT OF THE AMAZON is an inspiring fantasy movie adventure of a young…

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Highlights from the 42nd Hawai'i International Film Festival's Virtual Program

Highlights from the 42nd Hawai’i International Film Festival’s Virtual Program

For the third consecutive year of its 42-year run, the Hawai’i International Film Festival has a large selection of films available to view virtually. With titles ranging from Hawaii, the mainland, the overall Asia-Pacific region, and other parts of the world, there are so many for viewers to watch from the comfort of home, each of which expressing voices and stories of all kinds. (more…)

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Bird City

When I stepped out the back door this morning the air was full of birdsong trills, toots, warbles, snatches of melody, like an orchestra tuning up. Birds favor the tall spruce behind our house sheltering in its tent of needles from the man-ridden world. It reminds me of the floors above a concert hall where artists practice behind closed doors, a soprano here, a baritone there a piano, a cello, a violin, a clarinet. This morning the birds seemed more boisterous than usual having drunk too deep, perhaps, of the tuneful sky. by Richard Greene

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"Santa? Jólnir?" Y/N asked the man in the red and white suit. He walked towards the Christmas elf with his sleigh and reindeer.

"Yes, Y/N? What can I do for you?"

"I was just wondering if I could get my Christmas present from you." Y/N said.

"Ah, yes. Your Christmas wish. You wanted a Christmas kiss from that Eternal you think is hunky, right?" Santa/Jólnir smiled.

"Actually, I was hoping for some Christmas cookies, but that works too." Y/N blushed and jokes.

"Well.... I could give you this." He hands him a picture and Y/N almost faints from shock as he saw Ikaris shirtless in a Christmas hat and jeans. Wearing a Christmas robe. He looks so good that Y/N could do... Could...

Y/N squeaks and blushed. "I mean I wouldn't be offended by this."

Santa/Jólnir laughed. "Unless you're still aching for that Christmas kiss. I happen to know that Ikaris is on fifth street getting hot chocolate at this very moment. And there's mistletoe underneath the door."

"Sold!" Y/N smiled.

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The cover of the December 10, 1955 issue of the Saturday Evening Post showed a boy offering his seat on the subway to Santa. Illustration by Richard Sargent.

Photo: Saturday Evening Post

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Some of my favorite versions of Santa Claus

[hottestsantatournament]

ROUND TWO

MATCHUP:

Noelle (Anna Kendrick) VS Miracle on 34th Street (Richard Attenborough)

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Season 1 Episode 12 - Happy Baboon Holidays

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I Watched Every Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Special - TheHappySpaceman Reviews

For a late Christmas special, TheHappySpaceman sits down and reviews every single Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer film and TV special. Yes, even that one.

Feel free to support me on Patreon!

[contentabnormal]

Here is Content Abnormal magazine issue #6! Enjoy!

[ronispadez]

Made some connections. Anyone got a better one for Claus and Cameron other than "little guys"? I was thinking "becomes the villain" but that's not really the case for either of them.

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Miracle on 34th Street (1994, Les Mayfield)

03/01/2024

Miracle on 34th Street is a 1994 film directed by Les Mayfield and starring Richard Attenborough as Santa Claus. It is a remake of the famous 1947 film Miracle on 34th Street directed by George Seaton.

November 24th, Thanksgiving Day. Tony, the Santa Claus of the Cole department store, should close the big parade through the streets of New York on a sleigh pulled by fake reindeer; however he is caught drunk while carrying out his job by Mr. Kris Kringle.

Meanwhile, the Lanbergh stores, competitors of the Cole stores, hatch a plan to discredit Cole's Santa Klaus Kris Kringle, managing to have him arrested and locked up in a psychiatric clinic. When everything seems compromised for Kris Kringle since the true existence of Santa Claus has not been proven, little Susan approaches and shows the judge a Christmas card with a dollar bill.

Following the court case, Dorey and Bryan maneuvered by Kris into realizing their true feelings for each other, and they marry in a small ceremony just after midnight mass on Christmas Eve.

Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a score of 60% based on reviews from 35 critics. TV Guide called the film "curiously depressing", while Desson Howe of The Washington Post stated, in contrast to the 1947 version, that it "will no longer be found on television (or it's computer equivalent) in half a century." Its supporters included Gene Sisksl and Roger Ebert, who gave the film ("two thumbs up" on their show.

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It's that time of year