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Disney had a chance at making this book series/movie adaptation something to watch, It failed to do that. It's a gathering of parts leading up to disappointment, making you ready for an adventure that will end just as the story begins.. this if anything would be considered a prologue. Such a disappointment.

This could have been something more if only they worked a little harder on the storyline. The water thrill side great, the in-between bits felt pieced together.

A reminder that even though we're all grown-ups now, we still are dealing with things that we never knew we needed Mr Rogers sentimental words of wisdom to guide us along.

The movie Klaus A must see for any of you out there who are believers in the spirit of Klaus, it will bring you to laughter and it will bring a few uncontrolled sobs . A movie that shouldn't be over looked, go and check it out, it's one for the Christmas files.

Let's be frank here, Nothing is ever going to be as good or compared to exactly as the book version. I felt they changed so much of how the book version was, when they placed it on screen. jumbled it a bit too much maybe? Idk but I'm not mad at it. It's just I do think they could have kept it a bit more the same as the book and still added their own screen flare to it. This being said here is what i think about the show version. [To the viewers] To be honest the show isn't bad, as long as you haven't read the book than you should find your eyes glued to the screen. You should find yourself creeped out by gingerbread smoke and a man in a very old car [who in his own right is very old] who likes to "save children, and put them in a safe place called Christmasland". To Be pulling for the brat to find her happiness because lets face it the world shes in isnt so rainbows and lollipops am i right fellow fans of the book? Lol Overall, check it out your going to find the creepy nostalgia of horrors past and maybe even find yourself wishing to never hear christmas music again. In the end check it out, Like it , leave it ...