Santa Claus: The Movie

So Clue was number six, not terrible, 2.7 million.

Number five was Santa Claus: The Movie at 3.5 million.

Number four, White Nights, and that was, uh, Baryshnikov and Gregory Hines, I believe, for 4.3 million.

Number three, Spies Like Us at 7 million.

My first experience in the cinema was also my favourite.

It was when Santa Claus the Movie came out at Christmas and my uncle brought me and my sister into town.

to watch it and I had this red kind of wool coat and little black painted shoes and I was delighted because the little girl in the movie had little black painted shoes as well and I always loved them so when I had my little girls I used to get them them as well a bit of nostalgia and he bought us an ice cream and the ice cream or the an ice pop and I got a wibbly wobbly wonder and to this day that was back in the 80s still remember still remember the smell in the cinema, walking in and the excitement and the chair being so much bigger than me.

But to this day, that is still my favourite movie of all time.

No, don't know it.

Uh, number five, a movie we've already done with our, our friend Jim Van Blerkom, Santa Claus The Movie.

Oh.

[laughs]

Jewel of the Nile even.

Yes, I agree.

But, uh- Uh, although I gave Santa Claus the Movie a thumbs up and I really like that movie.

It's a good movie.

Fall Free.

It's from the Santa Claus movie.

Not with Tim Allen.

It's from the 80s.

Santa Claus the movie.

I was thinking of Bedtime Stories.

Maybe they say that in that too, but this is the OG.