Santa Claws (2014)
Synopsis
Unsafe for children yet alluringly is Santa claws. It is a film about cats, but it is centered on the concept of Christmas. Tommy is a small child who is sad because Santa cannot show up this year since he is allergic to cats. He sends Santa a letter with his wish. He plans to throw a Christmas party. His kittens, however, sneak aboard Santa’s sleigh, which causes an uproar at the North Pole when the message goes unanswered.
As the kittens made a mess, they also provided the bonus of reminding Santa and his elves about the real meaning of christmas! Together with the furry troublemakers, Tommy and Santa must save christmas just in time for the big day.
Awards & Wins
Although the film did not win any important prizes, many families watched it for its cuddly animals and gentle humor. Many people who adore unconventional Christmas movies have made it a small cult favorite.
Cast & Crew
- Director: Glenn Miller
- Writers: Anna Rasmussen, Peter Sullivan
- Cast:
- Ezra James Colbert as Tommy, the hopeful and stubborn little boy.
- Nicollette Sheridan as Ms. Wendy, an affectionate lady who assists Tommy.
- John Paul Kakos as Santa Claus, who comes with a twist or two and is somewhat of a comical scrooge.
- A group of cute kittens posing as nasty kittens.
IMDb Ratings
In addition to being rated on other film websites, the film also received a rating of 3.9/10 on IMDb. As some of the viewers found it charming, some rated it lower than the average due to potential miscommunication with the audience.
Personal Opinions
For children who are easily distracted by the kittens, Santa Claws is perfect because there is a huge appeal for both kids and families. The kittens are maybe a little too much, being undeniably cute, and the plots are simple, so it is a very easy movie to watch and quite relaxing. There is an underlying message regarding the joyous essence of the holidays and family, which makes the film sweet and fluffy.
Culturally Important Works of Art
Santa Paws adds a comedic take to Christmas films while still incorporating animals into the plot. The idea of Santa being allergic to cats certainly adds a creative perspective to holiday storytelling.