Agreed. This film gets grouped with the third one as being worse than the original but the whole Scott/principal relationship and especially the party scene makes this film as good as the first one for me
Yeah I agree this film was far superior to the 3rd one. That movie was just unnecessary. The first one is still my very favorite for nostalgia reasons plus I think it was the most well done. I loved how it showed Scott becoming Santa made him a much better father to Charlie as well as a better person overall. The 2nd film definitely did a nice job tying in a Mrs. Claus and how Scott brought happiness and fun to the school through the spirit of Christmas.
Scott did the same thing to Laura and Neil in the first movie The Santa Claus. Laura wanted Mystery date game:ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html Scott gave Laura the game: ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html Neil wanted a Weenie Whistle: ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html&t=4117 Scott gave Neil a Weenie Whistle: ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html&t=5684
This scene is so amazing!! I really love how Scott was willing to sacrifice most of the magic that would have got him back to the North Pole to help the staff regain there christmas spirits with those secret Santa gifts
The overwhelming chemistry Elizabeth and Tim share is what made the Santa Clause 2 the best film in the trilogy. The birth of the most iconic friendship in modern Hollywood. You could tell the way Tim and Elizabeth looked at each other in this film that it wasn't just acting. There was pure love, admiration and respect in every scene but it looked as if there was authentic attraction there also. The way Elizabeth and Tim were with each other in their kiss scene wasn't just acting, there was real tension. You could tell that they shared strong feelings. Reality mixed with acting! With romantic lead actors, there is always a risk of real emotions coming into play. In one of her interviews during the promotion of this film in 2002, Elizabeth talked about her relationship with Tim by describing him as "incredibly charming". You could tell that they had the best time together while filming this film.
I know, its such a beautiful funny movie. I love that im blessed to have the feeling of Christmas stay with me all year round. It never leaves me! lol The end when she finally gets to witness all of it is also great! Unfortunately no one will post the ending clip. Do post more awesome Christmas stuff plz and I will be back lol. Thnx again
My favorite clip of the movie. I actually had several of those toys. As well as the Mystery Date game from the first movie. Lived the game hands down and toss across...mouse trap was fun and loved kerplunk. I've been trying to remember the name of the game where they are balancing plastic washer like things...like a tight rope walker.. Can't remember the name of it. And I also had an easy bake oven...even though the one in the movie was a Holly hobby oven.
Fun fact, my grandmother and her best friend were responsible for wrapping all the gifts for this film! That bow Tim Allen has on his present was made by her :)
2002: "This is Toss Across!!! I used to love this when I was a kid but I never told anybody. Who did this?!" 2022: "It's a SEGA Genesis!! I used to have one of these when I was a kid but I never told anybody. Who did this?!"
As a middle-aged adult like most in this scene, I find this scene touching since we are all still kids inside imho... Despite what our bodies now say! lol
I can tell you the names of some of them. Rock'em sock'em robots, toss across, hands down, mouse trap, kerplunk, and there was one game there that I remember playing but I cannot remember the name of. And that's the one where they were balancing something and each player would put a plastic washer like item on one side trying to make it so that another player would tip over. I can't seem to remember the name. The oven was a Holly hobbie oven even though I never had one it does say it in the movie the toy of an I had as a child was an easy bake oven. I was never allowed to have the rock'em sock'em robots because that was a boy's toy according to my dad. In the movie The Santa Claus the first movie The Santa Claus the game mystery Date that Scott Calvin's ex-wife wanted as a child was a game I had as a child.
@@greeneyedredhead61 Oh yeah, I know all those you listed, I'm in the same boat as U trying 2 recall the name of the 1 U also didn't know. ;) My fave part was that 1 little lady getting the Holly Hobby oven, that was so cute - U could tell how much she had always wanted that - that was an item that every small girl back then wanted desperately, but from what I heard back then it was apparently both pricey & difficult 2 get due 2 demand. It was much cuter than the Betty Crocker Miniwave Oven because it was real cast iron & all dolled up like an actual old fashioned oven, even though I was a boy I still thought it was a cute idea (I'm an artist, & 2 this day I still think the original entire Holly Hobby concept was an excellent idea). ;) If I was in that crowd, I would have hoped 4 probably "Shoot Out In Space", which I had really wanted at the time ;) "With the Holly Hobby o-ven, it's fun 4 U 2 make tast-y pies... ...& a FROSTY CAKE, 2!" ;)
@@Long-HairedLuigi I used to have an easy bake oven. I enjoyed that. I also had the game called kerplunk. And that Topsy turvy balancing toy which I cannot remember the name of. I've watched the movie clip over and over trying to catch the name of it but I can't seem to find it. And I remember the toss across but I do not remember if I received one or not as a kid. I really like Hot Wheels even though I'm a girl and a baseball glove. I remember the rock'em sock'em robots but my dad wouldn't let me because that was a boy toy. Or maybe it was because it was you know fighting. I don't know the reason. I didn't play with Barbie's much but I did have one female Barbie and one boy Barbie which I guess is Ken. Now the only Barbies I have are collectibles. I also used to have a board game called masterpiece. I had totally forgotten about until a lady on one of the UA-cam channels I watch showed hers. That brought back such memories. And when I looked it up the price of those games are sky high I guess because they don't make them anymore so they're collectible. As much as I like the idea of having a game from my childhood my frugality would forbid me from spending $100 or whatever on a game. But something I also like to play with as a child was jacks. Do you remember those? You can still buy those real cheap.
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This scene is the reason why The Santa Clause 2 is one of my favorites out of the trilogy.
I think the first one is the best
Agreed. This film gets grouped with the third one as being worse than the original but the whole Scott/principal relationship and especially the party scene makes this film as good as the first one for me
@@joevictor53 Plus unlike 3, at least this movie has a reason to exist as it kinda completes the North Pole cycle of a Mrs Clause
Yeah I agree this film was far superior to the 3rd one. That movie was just unnecessary. The first one is still my very favorite for nostalgia reasons plus I think it was the most well done. I loved how it showed Scott becoming Santa made him a much better father to Charlie as well as a better person overall. The 2nd film definitely did a nice job tying in a Mrs. Claus and how Scott brought happiness and fun to the school through the spirit of Christmas.
My ranking of the films
1. The Santa Clause 2 - 8/10
2. The Santa Clause (1994) - 7/10
3. The Santa Clause 3 - 5/10
This scene proves that even adults can be a big kid and enjoy the Christmas spirit!
They were all children again. That's the beauty of this scene.
Scott did the same thing to Laura and Neil in the first movie The Santa Claus.
ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html
Scott did the same thing to Laura and Neil in the first movie The Santa Claus.
Laura wanted Mystery date game:ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html
Scott gave Laura the game: ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html
Neil wanted a Weenie Whistle: ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html&t=4117
Scott gave Neil a Weenie Whistle: ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html&t=5684
This scene is so amazing!! I really love how Scott was willing to sacrifice most of the magic that would have got him back to the North Pole to help the staff regain there christmas spirits with those secret Santa gifts
So many years now, this genius scene still chokes me up. One of the most brilliant movie scenes ever.
This is the kind of Christmas I want as an adult is to get toys from our childhood and play and have a good time feeling like a kid again.
I love when she’s choking up and Scott is looking at her smiling 🥹🥹
I fell in love with Elizabeth Mitchell the first time I saw this movie... thought she was just gorgeous. :)
Me too
Same here! 😍
How she said "come here" I love it it's the winning line that's when a guy knows hes won and is gonna get some 😁
Scott and Carol certainly had the most magical night they've ever had 😏❤
Most favorite scene ever! Classic games and toys are always the funniest!
The scene was pure genius.
Doing this for my dad this year. Found an old game from his childhood on eBay that he loved.
So funny man
Did you manage to get the game?
@@thexto34 no one
@@thexto34 I did! He loves it
@@Endonia-ym3sl what was it?
I got the rock em sockems on Christmas Day after watching this movie on Christmas Eve as a boy.
That baby doll scene is adorably sweet
The overwhelming chemistry Elizabeth and Tim share is what made the Santa Clause 2 the best film in the trilogy. The birth of the most iconic friendship in modern Hollywood.
You could tell the way Tim and Elizabeth looked at each other in this film that it wasn't just acting. There was pure love, admiration and respect in every scene but it looked as if there was authentic attraction there also. The way Elizabeth and Tim were with each other in their kiss scene wasn't just acting, there was real tension. You could tell that they shared strong feelings. Reality mixed with acting! With romantic lead actors, there is always a risk of real emotions coming into play.
In one of her interviews during the promotion of this film in 2002, Elizabeth talked about her relationship with Tim by describing him as "incredibly charming". You could tell that they had the best time together while filming this film.
I love when he gives her the baby doll! makes my heart melt
Yay. Such a good clip. They all deserved it. Thank u!
You're welcome. I love that scene and her reaction to all of it...the magic that she sees...
I know, its such a beautiful funny movie. I love that im blessed to have the feeling of Christmas stay with me all year round. It never leaves me! lol The end when she finally gets to witness all of it is also great! Unfortunately no one will post the ending clip. Do post more awesome Christmas stuff plz and I will be back lol. Thnx again
Scott did the same thing to Laura and Neil in the first movie The Santa Claus.
ua-cam.com/video/UoU26icQx1E/v-deo.html
My favorite clip of the movie. I actually had several of those toys. As well as the Mystery Date game from the first movie.
Lived the game hands down and toss across...mouse trap was fun and loved kerplunk. I've been trying to remember the name of the game where they are balancing plastic washer like things...like a tight rope walker..
Can't remember the name of it. And I also had an easy bake oven...even though the one in the movie was a Holly hobby oven.
Fun fact, my grandmother and her best friend were responsible for wrapping all the gifts for this film! That bow Tim Allen has on his present was made by her :)
If this were done in modern times, they’d be toys and games from the 80’s and 90’s
Still cool stuff.
Yep...but those are all from my childhood...the late 60's and 70's. So great
Me: No! This is N64!! I used to love this when I was a kid. I never told anyone. Who did this?! Lol
Me: That's it to the basement
Thanks, I always loved this scene, very much. Santa's Magic✨🎅
I want all those props! I would have loved to have been the prop master for that movie.
I love this scene so much because Santa KNEW what they all wanted for Christmas when they were young. 🎄🎄❤️❤️
this was a pretty powerful scene
All these actors & extras musta had the time of their lives filming this
This scene is beautiful ❤️definitely ❤️
Everybody was great
I love this scene
THIUsss is freaking crazy I've been looking for this freaking movie for 14 years ahh I'm so dumb that darn baby doll
Scott Calvin gave all the presents to everyone and Principal Newman!
2002: "This is Toss Across!!! I used to love this when I was a kid but I never told anybody. Who did this?!"
2022: "It's a SEGA Genesis!! I used to have one of these when I was a kid but I never told anybody. Who did this?!"
God she’s so gorgeous
I want to know, where to find that baby doll !!!!
Courtney Cotov
I want the Toss Across lol
I bet if I was in that scene, the toy Scott Calvin/Santa Claus would give me would be a plush of one of the Care Bears
1:16 that look of complete paragon on her face she wanted to cry
Guarantee you most of those guys would not open that collectable edition toys
Most likely they would keep it behind shelves
Someone bought be a Stretch Armstrong this year.
As a middle-aged adult like most in this scene, I find this scene touching since we are all still kids inside imho... Despite what our bodies now say! lol
I recognized all these toys, but there are some I don’t recall the names of. Does anyone have a list of everything they used?
I can tell you the names of some of them. Rock'em sock'em robots, toss across, hands down, mouse trap, kerplunk, and there was one game there that I remember playing but I cannot remember the name of. And that's the one where they were balancing something and each player would put a plastic washer like item on one side trying to make it so that another player would tip over. I can't seem to remember the name. The oven was a Holly hobbie oven even though I never had one it does say it in the movie the toy of an I had as a child was an easy bake oven. I was never allowed to have the rock'em sock'em robots because that was a boy's toy according to my dad. In the movie The Santa Claus the first movie The Santa Claus the game mystery Date that Scott Calvin's ex-wife wanted as a child was a game I had as a child.
@@greeneyedredhead61 Oh yeah, I know all those you listed, I'm in the same boat as U trying 2 recall the name of the 1 U also didn't know. ;)
My fave part was that 1 little lady getting the Holly Hobby oven, that was so cute - U could tell how much she had always wanted that - that was an item that every small girl back then wanted desperately, but from what I heard back then it was apparently both pricey & difficult 2 get due 2 demand. It was much cuter than the Betty Crocker Miniwave Oven because it was real cast iron & all dolled up like an actual old fashioned oven, even though I was a boy I still thought it was a cute idea (I'm an artist, & 2 this day I still think the original entire Holly Hobby concept was an excellent idea). ;)
If I was in that crowd, I would have hoped 4 probably "Shoot Out In Space", which I had really wanted at the time ;)
"With the Holly Hobby o-ven, it's fun 4 U
2 make tast-y pies...
...& a FROSTY CAKE, 2!" ;)
@@Long-HairedLuigi I used to have an easy bake oven. I enjoyed that. I also had the game called kerplunk. And that Topsy turvy balancing toy which I cannot remember the name of. I've watched the movie clip over and over trying to catch the name of it but I can't seem to find it. And I remember the toss across but I do not remember if I received one or not as a kid. I really like Hot Wheels even though I'm a girl and a baseball glove. I remember the rock'em sock'em robots but my dad wouldn't let me because that was a boy toy. Or maybe it was because it was you know fighting. I don't know the reason. I didn't play with Barbie's much but I did have one female Barbie and one boy Barbie which I guess is Ken. Now the only Barbies I have are collectibles. I also used to have a board game called masterpiece. I had totally forgotten about until a lady on one of the UA-cam channels I watch showed hers. That brought back such memories. And when I looked it up the price of those games are sky high I guess because they don't make them anymore so they're collectible. As much as I like the idea of having a game from my childhood my frugality would forbid me from spending $100 or whatever on a game. But something I also like to play with as a child was jacks. Do you remember those? You can still buy those real cheap.
I found it. It was called Tip It
The name of the game I could not remember from the movie was called Tip It
Eugene - Scott
Elsa - Carol
It’s presented in low tone.
This scene makes me cry this whole scene reminds me what probably every millennial feels like. I can relate!
Now there the little kids lol
I have 3 of those games
1 toss across
2 rock em sock em
3 mouse trap
No cellphones
christpher chan
LOVE TIM ALLEN (GEMINI) (THE 2 PEOPLE) 😇👹
Loved it grew up with these even though I don't celebrate it. I felt the emotion. 1 and 2 were good. Didn't like 3.
It's a really stupid movie (series) and still one of my favorite Christmas sagas of all time
I love when he gives her the baby doll! makes my heart melt