Who thinks Polar Express is a great movie to watch with your family on Christmas? Share with some of the experiences in watching this movie or reading the book! What do you think is better Polar Express book or movie?
~X-Saber

I always watch this with my parents on Christmas Eve. It's a pretty good Christmas movie, haven't read the book though.

"Here we only got one rule... Never, ever let it cool!"

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I always watch this with my parents on Christmas Eve. It's a pretty good Christmas movie, haven't read the book though.

"Here we only got one rule... Never, ever let it cool!"

The book is just a small Picture book you should go read it in a library or something. What is your favorite part in the movie?

My favorite part? Hmm... Probably when the train is going across the thin ice and everyone is scared. It was quite suspenseful the first time I watched it, but
This is to keep anyone who hasn't seen the movie from having it spoiled:

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it's obvious that they wouldn't fall into the ice. They're the main protagonists, come on :\

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Come on there have to be more people who like The Polar Express!
~X-Saber

I watch this, like Kaiba, every year during the week before Christmas. I love the cool 3D of the graphics and its roller coaster-like style at times. Apparently, from what my parents told me, I didn't believe in Santa anymore but after watching this when it first came out I believed in Santa Claus for another year, hah.

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This is a really cool movie. I saw it when it came out, and I was obviously younger so it had a very magical feel. It still does! So that's something! It's one of those classic Christmas movies you'll watch for a really long time.

I always watch this with my parents on Christmas Eve. It's a pretty good Christmas movie, haven't read the book though.

"Here we only got one rule... Never, ever let it cool!"

The book is just a small Picture book you should go read it in a library or something. What is your favorite part in the movie?

My favoright part is whwn their going down that mountain/gulch that is like a rollar coaster. Polar Express version of Big Thunder Mountain anyone?

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