Klaus is the BEST Hidden Gem You've Never Seen

[@beaniiebrian]

MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL YOU LITTLE BEANS OUT THERE! 🎄🎅 Wanna take some time to thank everyone for another amazing year! We've had our ups and downs but just know that in the end of the day, a simple smile goes a long way! Hope I made you smile with this video! If you did go and share it with your friends and don't forget to leave a like! Have a great day and a good night guys! See you all next time! 💙

[@fcsthememe7987]

You left out the girls lol

[@kaseyCrayton]

Merry Christmas to you to and today it’s my birthday

[@DanyalAdam-n3n]

Great movie, I watched it when it fist came out!

[@AngelStempfley]

YOUR A LITTLE BEAN!!!!

[@jonathan4158]

8:35 Even if Alva leaves the island, she wouldn't have any money to afford a place or afford food. Why else she stayed for 5 years and selling fish just so she save up enough to start somewhere fresh.

[@tc4331]

Exactly! I mean he has a point, but it's hard to start fresh if she doesn't have enough money to actually start fresh with a home, food, and enough money to, you know, START TEACHING. If you wanna start a job somewhere, you gotta have enough money to maintain your standing im society or else you'll just be in the streets and be hungry

[@magicvalgirl]

Fun fact: this movie is ENTIRELY 2D HAND DRAWN ANIMATION (NO 3D CGI)!!! The producers of the film want to see how 2D hand drawn animation could've grown if 3D didn't take the animation industry as big as it did.

[@ElKNO3]

The BTS of this movie blow my mind, their work on this movie really deserved that oscar

[@MillyKKitty]

Some of the props are actually 3D. The reindeer, carriages, the dishes on the plates, just with GREAT 2D shading.

[@magicvalgirl]

@MillyKKitty if only Disney could animate like this...

[@MillyKKitty]

@@magicvalgirl Real. Return the 2D!

[@teneesh3376]

Well not entirely true. Most of the movie is 2D. But there is some cg for some solid objects. But they do blend really well

[@lasercraft32]

Klaus becoming Santa because "magic is real now" made sense to me, because they made it pretty clear that the spirit of his dead wife was making the wind blow to guide him throughout the movie. It sets the tone that yes, magical or supernatural things do exist in this story.

[@blu_bob_studios]

Came here to say this before finding your comment lol

[@darkdrac7012]

Yeah, from the very first time I saw that wind move that first letter(drawing), I knew something was suspicious, it was like it put in the effort to lift it and only it up.

[@ewormXD]

On the topic of the liar reveal thing, I think the key point to consider is what Jasper leaving really means. The entire reason the family heads chose to expose Jasper's hidden motivations is because the mailman is pretty crucial to the gift-giving operation. I think it's reasonable for the other residents of Smeerensburg to also assume that him being gone would quickly revert the town into the hellhole it used to be. The new and improved version is not an easy status quo to maintain and they all have plenty of reasons to be disillusioned and cynical about their chances. Not only that, Jasper has always hidden his "get back home" motivation and when offered by his father to return home in front of them, DOESN'T say he wishes to stay. This means that as far as the other characters are concerned, Jasper is plenty willing to abandon the town despite being needed to maintain what good he helped create. From the others' point of view, Jasper is not just leaving the town - he's willingly destroying what they've created. This means that "hey, he made everything better, why are you mad" doesn't hold up. It's more like "he tricked you into having hope, but all along intended to selfishly destroy it for his own comfort".

[@kylitoskorner8078]

You just put into words what I’ve been trying and failing to articulate for the last 5 years. Thank you!

[@thenom6648]

Plus it took Aliva to literally show jasper what good he was doing to the town to understand. Because he definitely was gonna leave if he didn’t get to see the scale of what his work was doing.

[@typemasters2871]

You make a good point but the lier reveal could have been done better at explaining this because the scene feels like the antithesis of the whole “a true act of goodwill always sparks another” mentioned earlier when Jasper was talking about the kids only being good so that they can get toys

[@angeljinxdallas3162]

I’m a grinch during the holidays, but Klaus is one Christmas movie that I actually love to watch every year. It’s animation and design is so different from the norm

[@zoeschmitt1624]

It’s an instant classic and I knew it would be from the first time I saw it pop up on Netflix the year it came out. Immediately became a must watch for Christmas time. Not many Christmas movies even come close to this level of perfection. 11/10, no notes

[@drakedsparrow2935]

I think the "Lie reveal" wasn't meant to say everyone is angry at him (excep Alva and Klaus more on that in a moment) I think the message was: ok you don't actually care, forn here on out you're back to your old life and everything else doesn't concern you because you already got your prize. What the authors were trying to convey was that in the eyes of his friends Jasper never thought of them as friends nothing was genuine, it's like when you get in a relationship with the boss's daughter only to get higher on the command chain of your company. As you explained Klaus feels betrayed because he felt used e that genuinity he thought was present in their relationship is now gone, and Alva realizes none of the good things that actually happened were what Jasper intended to happen it was just collateral. Even the "only good kids get toys" was actually collateral he would have never thought of it if it wasn't for getting back at that mean kid

[@moon7shinev150]

Someone pointed out that Jesper was probably still going to leave until Alva showed him the good he's done. Without that he probably still would've left leaving everyone hurt

[@youtubebobguy]

"The best hidden gem you've never seen" I've heard that one before... At least 3 times bean, I've watched it. AT. LEAST. 3.

[@luctube6591]

Same

[@LunarMusicVideos]

I love Klaus, I watch it every Xmas

[@Wildwoodenthusiast]

Same

[@luctube6591]

Me too

[@dillonsiv]

Yup, it's become a new Christmas tradition

[@AncientWonder54]

8:10 I’m assuming here that she was self-appointed, still riding the high of “positively influencing young minds” and whatnot, so she went there and then proceeded to get completely crushed mentally. I’m just going to assume that the school building was probably just some sort of preexisting structure that she made a sign for.

[@natka6764]

1:07 I SWEAR I HAD A HEART ATTACK WITH THAT REALISTIC DOOR KNOCK SOUND AND HEADPHONES

[@Callum-edits]

Finally, someone talks about this movie. It's one of my favorites. I actually loved to watch this multiple times

[@Arkhamfrost]

I think the “reveal” is that he lied to EVERYONE, The toys, The kids, The letters, It was to HIS benefit, and to have people NOW know you lied feels awful, And I think that what he was feeling…

[@moon7shinev150]

Yeah they're mad because they feel used

[@SweetOrangeGirl]

Just rewatched the movie this year. It was as amazing as I remembered.

[@PhyreSpore]

It KILLS me that I can't get my mom, and her friend that we always spend Christmas eve with, to watch this movie cause it's animated. Just shredded my Christmas spirit to pieces when I put this on and they got bored in the first 10 minutes and asked to do something else.

[@GGanimates]

No offense to your mom and her friends but, WHAT IS WRONG WITH THEM!?

[@Stew91]

More people thinking animation is for kids....

[@PixPlaysoyeaaaaa]

what makes live action or cgi better?? LOOK AT KLAUS, IT'S SO TASTY TO THE EYES.

[@Emi_Lore]

That’s a shame, even as an adult I absolutely loved this movie ❤️

[@acenimatic8493]

Not all people can appreciate what you like I guess.

[@foxpokemonforever4775]

This is the second time I’ve seen “The best movie you’ve never seen” attached to a review of the movie Klaus. If I didn’t know better I’d think people were trying to gaslight me into thinking I’ve never watched my favourite holiday movie. /j

[@kaiya1zumi139]

8:48 I’m sorry I’ve just gotta point this out. The town didn’t hire her, the country/state/county/whatever did and since there is a requirement of a certain amount of teachers needed in a select area they sent her and only her to the town since it’s small enough to require a single teacher. Also teachers get paid based on the amount of students they teach, since she’s getting less due to parents pulling kids she can’t leave much less survive on a small portion of income. So she gets another job-a food based one so she can save more money by eating leftover produce-to gather money for a life she’s hoping to grow once she leaves. But she has calculated the cost of housing/rent, also food since she’ll no longer have the food based job she has now, and also to establish her residency change with the government which has a fee attached to it, plus the cost to move her belongings if she plans on taking them with her, and it’ll take time for her to find a new job since it’s unlikely at this point that she’ll still continue teaching. So yes, it has taken her 5 years of working 2 jobs (one she’s getting tired of and the other she’s lost her spark for) just to save enough money to build another life in a whole new place.

[@moon7shinev150]

Yeah I'm surprised he didn't understand that, especially in this economy. Like ok she immediately leaves as soon as she realizes theres no students but then what? She still has no savings

[@elipsis7651]

A trip out of Smeerensburg might not cost much, but trying to make a life outside might be more expensive. So you leave Smeerensburg, now what? Where are you gonna live for now? How will you keep yourself fed? You're not even guaranteed a bad job as soon as you leave

[@moon7shinev150]

Exactly like ok she leaves and then ends up on the streets because she has no savings

[@MaxArt228]

This is one of the best Christmas movies I have ever seen. My grandma loved this movie, watched it every night. The fact that this was made by the creator of Despicable Me, it makes me wish that he made that movie instead of Illumination. I mean I know why he sold it to them, but still.

[@daddydwaved]

A reviewer named Zac Quinn thought Klaus was just okay

[@D00M_SIay3r]

Dude, you're like 6 years late to the party

[@beaniiebrian]

shhhhh 🤫

[@nduduzoprins3742]

😅

[@julianestebanarroyave9509]

5 years actually

[@nicki5672]

So what? its still a pretty darn good movie

[@jessicanoelle2012jp]

You're like... 1 year off in your calculations

[@coachcherokee1488]

14:44 I guess what klaus is really mad about was that earlier they had a conversation about people wanting something for themselves and Jesper concluding that he was different and was doing just because. Also before the reveal they were making plans to give gifts every year expanding to more villages, states countries, continents and eventually the entire world, but it turns out Jesper was using them and then ditch them the moment he could from their perspective

[@Kiiviiin]

YESSS, FINALLY SOMEONE TALKS ABOUT THIS MOVIE. Really, thank you. It's the first time that I see someone give this movie the attention it deserves.

[@berengerdietiker22]

On the contrary, Klaus is a gem I see every Christmas.

[@Jrsonicyt-is-weird]

This is unironically my favorite movie Thanj you for this

[@sparxstreak02]

6:27 Lol that’s exactly what the Drill Sergeant said to Jesper’s father when he sent his son away 😆

[@maxdahooman]

About your last point: *Technically* it was established with Klaus' wife being the wind that guided him into making the decision he ended up making so Klaus becoming something similar isn't too absurd

[@GaryTDA]

Little does he know we all know about this banger which is 6 YEARS OLD?

[@beaniiebrian]

i have slow internet 😔

[@toonboy2041]

5 years old

[@KanaiIle]

I assumed Alva was employed by the state as a teacher and sent to Smeerensburg, similarly to how the state employs the postmen there. When she realized that there was no teaching to be done, she tried to save some money not just for the ferry, but also for a long journey south and a place to stay eventually.

[@GamingFan64-hc5op]

About time you review the master piece known as Klaus. Now do the live action The Grinch, please.

[@Windpurr]

I stumbled across Klaus when it first came out and now I watch it every Christmas.but I agree netflix did not advertise it well

[@YoriiUta]

OMG, I was waiting for someone to talk about the movie "Klaus" because I watch it every year since it came out and it's still so good and heart warming! One of the best Christmas movies in my opinion 😘

[@Cubic_man5]

0:40 you’re not a negative Nancy. You’re just someone that points out the very clear flaws of movies

[@darlamillano1447]

oh my god now you HAVE to review Eight Crazy Nights!!!

[@GamingFan64-hc5op]

What’s that?

[@darlamillano1447]

@@GamingFan64-hc5op an absolutely terrible Christmas movie starring Adam Sandler it's so bad it's hilarious

[@YinYangCat-263]

@@GamingFan64-hc5opadam sandler

[@TheTrueGekkouga-1]

@@GamingFan64-hc5op *bum biddy biddy biddy bum bum intensifies*

[@gifted_avenger4616]

Omg yes pleeeeease!!

[@Monty-m]

You know it’s a good day when beaniibrian posts a positive review

[@DSzaks]

This has become my favorite Christmas movie since it came out. I try to watch it every year around the holidays. It's such a heartwarming little story w/ great characters and it absolutely hilarious. I love the little knife girl and her arc of switching to carrots but still stabbing everything.

[@CT-7557Impact]

I have been waiting for you to cover this movie and it’s finally here

[@FrootDeMoN]

9:01 bro completely forgot how expensive housing can get. Ah yes, go and start fresh there, as a homeless woman looking for a job in a populated city that probably doesn't need another teacher like what?

[@moon7shinev150]

Surprise he didn't understand that, especially in this economy

[@Transamethyst]

this is my favourite Xmas film oat to be fairrr

[@yinyangyt8749]

I love this movie a ton. I remember seeing it when it came out and the detail and story is so amazing. So happy you did a video on it

[@madestmadhatter]

Dude it is a Christmas classic, we just live in a world where Christmas classics don't feel the same anymore. 1. Presumably she was either given the position by a government organization similar to the post office that has no direct contact with the city but authority over such positions. 2. Getting off the island doesn't just mean physically leaving thebisland, but also buying a house somewhere else and javing money for food and stuff while she established herself somewhere else. The thing is... complicated, the tribes people aren't pissed, they're resigned and showing solidarity with clause and the teacher. The teacher feels used, even if the end result was for the best she basically spent her life savings to send this rich boy back to his mansion, and what's worse is she's developed feelings for this guy whose whole goal had been to leave her. And like you said Clause has a very legitimate reason for feeling hury as well.

[@BrockWittmayer]

This is my all time favorite movie of all time. This movie makes me uncontrollably cry through the whole movie even at parts where it doesn’t make sense. But if you have watched this movie over and over like I have, you watch it with all the knowledge from watching it little parts where you see people at the beginning and realize their growth and it just makes you cry cause it’s so awesome. And I get it “magic is now a thing” but here’s the thing, that spirit of Christmas didn’t exist, the concept of gifting presents on Christmas wasn’t a thing till Jesper used it as his way out. Klaus passing on and him becoming the spirit of Christmas is what makes the movie special. The whole time the movie is just setting up with Jesper getting launched into the chimney, Klaus and him “flying” through the air with the reindeer, Klaus’s laugh, the Sami coming to help (elves). A magical spirit doesn’t JUST EXIST, the spirt has to be made and forged. His wife played an important role of being the one to make sure Klaus didn’t lose himself and to still try to be happy. Klaus became the spirit of Christmas when he finally accepted and processed his grief, it wasn’t till then he finally found a new purpose and became joyous. His spirt the ascended to become the spirit of Christmas because he forged his path and knew that in order to continue doing what he loved and cherished he would need to pass on to become what was needed. This movie is perfect and I will always stand by my opinion.

[@sammcfarlane2494]

This deserve a sequel with Krampus as the main antagonist

[@minespatch]

Why antagonist? I recommend Paul Dini's comic book Jingle Belle. It shows Krampus as a anti-villain.

[@mimid9550]

I gave it a lot of thought about "the reveal at the end", I shared the same outrage until my best friend said something that had my brain low key think about why the towns people wouldn't even hear Jesper out. She told me, very simply, the lie being everyone believed he was building his life at Smeerinsburgh and creating genuine connections with the people. Essentially, placing him on a pedestal as this great guy, and never ONCE opening up or being vulnerable about his own motivation for doing what he does. It hurts when you come to love someone, foster a deep level of trust, only to find out Christmas Eve they are leaving that very night. Granted, he didn't saw he was leaving, but he didn't say "Hey, this does look bad but I promise it isn't what it looks like. Can we finish our work tonight, then after the deliveries we can talk about it?" His father had the boat ready THAT NIGHT, the night of their biggest operation and, from all intents and purposes, he wasn't even going to tell them anything that was going on. We knew because the movie told us or Jesper told us, but no one talked with the other characters. It was the breach of trust and the dishonesty of Jesper not trusting anyone on the island. He and Alva even got together, he never opened up to her. Klaus became his best friend, he didn't share anything. Worse, he misrepresented everything. He used everyone to leavee town quicker, he lied that it was for altruistic reasons. Sure, it ended up having a positive effect, but it still started out with a deep and cutting lie and using other people. People have the tlright to be angry when they learn this stuff.

[@morningdew72gh11]

blessed with a new upload to watch during Christmas day. I love this channel sm

[@Primezig21]

I watch klaus for 5 years ago

[@DarkcIoud1111.]

Much like how Jesper was forced to go to the island to set up a working postal office, Alva was probably sent there after graduation either because she saw there was a job opening or her superiors sent her there to fulfill some kind of government mandate showing they are at least trying to set up a school. The money Alva is saving is to live off of until she can find a new teaching job, which there may not be a lot of openings for right away, or maybe even open a new school as the savings she had was enough to completely remodel the school she was currently in.

[@momoluvr123]

I absolutely adore this movie. I saw it when it came out and it was an instant classic. I also have a poster of it up on my wall. I’m a grinch more and more every year but this always makes me cry at the end. It’s stunningly beautiful, expressive, and moving. And Beaniie, you’d lose that bet with me lol I have cable. I’ve always thought the liar reveal plot kinda halts the story too but ehhh. I can overlook that considering how amazing everything else is.

[@03mbc]

Still one of the best Christmas movies ever

[@WhereMySmilingCrittersAt]

I love this movie so much! I have to subscribe, this channel is gold

[@ladypool1404]

Klaus, Jim carrey's grinch movie, Polar express, Elf and Home alone 1 are excellent! I like them all 🥰Great christmas movies!

[@daddydwaved]

I got interesting news for you,Cellspex made a review a while back on why she did not like Polar express and Zac Quinn thought Klaus was meh

[@arimbiaqilah4332]

I'm not even Christian nor do i celebrate christmas, but i fucking LOVE Klaus. Watched it 7 times

[@Emi_Lore]

I'm an atheist, but I still celebrate Christmas with my family since it's not all about religion. Regardless of its core (Christ’s birth), holidays are always a good excuse to spend time with loved ones or simply have fun ❤

[@Stew91]

That Eight Crazy Nights horror segment was gold.

[@FamilyERB]

I think they were mad at him because he planned on just leaving as soon as he reached his goal evem after all the friendship and stuff. Kind of used them.

[@moon7shinev150]

Yeah he kept mentioning that they needed what Jesper did for the town but he never brought up the fact that they were hurt because Jesper used them

[@fallfawn5765]

Since my brother told us about it when he came home for Christmas a few years ago, my family has watched this movie multiple times a year every year for Christmas, and it’s become one of our favorites. It’s also one of my inspirations that has kept me motivated to continue working towards becoming a concept artist so I can work on things slime this movie. It’s amazing

[@Haydenanimations998]

Thank god you reviewed this masterpiece

[@wafflegames6421]

I watched this movie like 7 times since I was 6 it is such a great story

[@Wolf_Mechanic]

The only one who can justify being upset is Klaus. He opened himself up and formed a bond with someone who made him feel not so alone. The ending of a friendship and the loss of a teammate.

[@kristianbanks6450]

Thank you so much for giving this movie the attention it deserves, it’s so good and slept on!❤🎄🎅 I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!!

[@RotorLoder24]

Fun fact, this movie was made with no 3-d animation it is completely hand drawn there wasn’t a single part of it that used 3-D animation

[@_kaleido]

Yes there was

[@ThisisIzzy69]

as a 2d animator, Klaus is a certified hood classic! ;)❤‍🔥🔥💯

[@wheatoniswhat]

I watch this movie every year and tell everyone I know to do so haha. Happy holidays! And merry Christmas ho ho ho

[@mat2693]

I always thought that the mob burning down the house at the end would be more of an emotional climax. And as Jasper (I think that's his name) helps put it out they argue with him as he refuses to leave, helping even though he gains nothing on the surface. Then after it's extinguished they make up and Klaus invites Jasper onto the sleigh to deliver the packages.

[@BrockWittmayer]

This is my all time favorite movie of all time. This movie makes me uncontrollably cry through the whole movie even at parts where it doesn’t make sense. But if you have watched this movie over and over like I have, you watch it with all the knowledge from watching it little parts where you see people at the beginning and realize their growth and it just makes you cry cause it’s so awesome.

[@Wimoywimp]

19:34 heres what would I have done to the plot valva ask "your leaving, why didn't you tell us"completing goal of jasper they wouldn't be pissed they would be sad to realize jasper is leaving but I think it's kinda stupid tho whats your ploy idea for the big reveal?

[@DionyYT]

1:24 bro I am sitting outside at night you cannot jumpscare me like that

[@Sannewashere]

I agree with this so much this is one of the only movies i can rewatch every year!

[@MrGuy-el2ty]

Wow thanks for the review. This movie is super underrated. I really love it.

[@daddydwaved]

A KZbinr named Zac Quinn thought Klaus was okay.

[@MrGuy-el2ty]

@ 🤨

[@daddydwaved]

@@MrGuy-el2ty yep he made a review about.

[@itsTalkie]

Mom.. another boggi brain video just dropped 🗣🔥🔥

[@koridoors6902]

Some of yall in the comments are insane trying to find excuses for Alva not leaving Smeerensburg. Why are we suddenly making up backstories that she's homeless or that she has no choice but to stay there?? The movie literally never establishes that. He has a point that she can literally just leave and do all the stuff she's doing SOMEWHERE ELSE. She's not even TEACHING in Smeerensburg.

[@moon7shinev150]

Only reason she is making a living is because she's selling fish and is saving up to start a new life. Yeah we don't know her full story but it's not hard to understand that had she left right away then what? She still has no savings hence why she is saving up throughout the movie

[@ploper2651]

I AM WATCHING THE MOVIE AND THEN YOU POST A VID ON THE MOVIE WHILE IM WATCHING IT WTF

[@btafbm]

Best Christmas movie ever

[@howlermisadventure2764]

I love people that takes offenses with humor. The "you can call me fkn loser" xD

[@LexCATL]

You’re late, but I’m happy you saw this! It’s a classic in my book!

[@VioletScar-Star1589]

I only saw this movie about 2 weeks ago- and dang, it was amazing!

[@nasirzurmi2630]

This channel is criminally underrated

[@animosutheanonymous]

I refuse to believe this movie didn’t win an Oscar

[@Emi_Lore]

Considering Disney is the one who puts the money on the table, it didn’t stand much of a chance 💔

[@lightingmcqueen522]

I love how Santa in this movie is just presented as peak physique. Like he out paces Jesper on horse, and scares rapid dogs with one glare.

[@jdryals7857]

This is crazy I literally just watched this on Netflix and then this came up on my recommendations

[@CoopaiNuse]

Alva and Klaus are pissed because they were used. Imagine learning your closest friend was just using you so he could get rich and immediately abandon you. That kinda thing makes people mad.

[@mathiaslienafa789]

*YEAH ! TODAY YOU DO KLAUS !* Plus good timing this 2024 December i rewatching Klaus for Chrismas

[@robertmason837]

This movie truly is a masterpiece.

[@cowetascore8476]

Klaus is what all Netflix productions should be... Unfortunately, as we've seen, it's the anomaly.

[@Kaanimal_Scatterbrained]

I watched this film and then when I finished the film, I turned on KZbin and just saw this video

[@jimlight5137]

3:37 because that’s a rule they have to fulfill to get nominated for an Oscar.

[@RetroFenix-pl4vx]

That movie is amazing!! And this video too 👍

[@olgamatos6441]

As soon as I saw this I was like "cackling you FOOL I ALREADY WATCHED IT!!!!"

[@gracem5443]

Bro this is the only movie he likes 😂

[@thegunt3385]

Was I one of the few people that watched klaus when it came out?

[@easyenglish4697]

THANK YOU!!! ive seen this movie 26 times already and one day i was like, "Hey i wanna see a video talking about this " I FOUND NOTHING im glad ppl are talking about this finally!

[@Anythingsushi]

I love this movie so much I watch it every Christmas season

[@archithrough]

Klaus is a GREAT Subscription Pay Walled I Pirated That I Seen

[@justinalicea1590]

Considering that a post office was established at a location that doesn't have mail, it is pretty good evidence that a school could be set up and send personnel there without the support needed for it to work. And if you watched the path Jesper had to take to get there, it's pretty obvious that Alva does need a lot of money for supplies to make it to a new town and establish herself there instead. Remember, Jesper was giving toys to any kids who could write a letter, he didn't care at all about "naughty or nice." His first kids were ones he caught in the act of sending a sleeping old man off to sea on an ice float. It is only because he was petty against a kid who attacked and taunted him that the idea of the naughty list was born, and it is fear on losing out on toys that caused the kids to change. This is an indirect consequence of his actions. While he is still the source of good change, being an indirect source means that it is fragile and must be maintained carefully. Which is extremely hard to do if you're only doing it so you can get out of there-OH WAIT! That is exactly what Jesper has been doing this whole time. We may see him struggle with the idea of leaving, but he never once drops the idea that it is the end goal he is working towards. So when that is revealed to everyone, they realize that they are the ones who are honestly working towards making their town a better place, while Jesper was a selfish spark to that. So they turn their back on him, needing to pull in their own resolve to save the town by themselves without Jesper. And so, Jesper leaves, because it was still his end goal. It's only when the boat captain encourages Jesper's father to talk to him that Jesper is able to voice his conflict. While we don't get to see that conservation, that is also part of the point: all we need to know is that Jesper and his father were able to come to an understanding, and Jesper chose the life of a postman over a privileged life. He chose to be selfless instead of selfish only at that moment. Every moment before was him either being selfish or conflicted about it.

[@Dahoodgibby]

I like this movie and how the postman discovers a little town filled with mobs Finding Klaus and seeing how they build a community together

[@genera1013]

7:17 What? *looks it up * WHAAAAAAT???!!! Is this why The Orville hasn’t gotten another season?

[@Dan2Dart]

I rewatch this movie and man... This is a masterpiece here. Even after five years it still holds up to this day. This is my favorite movie. Merry Christmas everyone and happy new year. ❤

[@MimicksRiot]

Finally someone talks about this film, me and my sister watched it last month, and man it is so great and the animation is so BEAUTIFUL!

[@horadetodososlegos]

This movie was one of the main reasons I wanted to get a netflix subscription. When I finally got it in 2021, it was the very 1st thing I watched.

[@MysticWolfMagic]

Your voice is SO funny. I could listen to you all day. You crack me up 🤣

[@kidsquid-real]

i never thought i'd see someone talk about peak christmas movie material but here we are seriously thank you for making a video on this movie!!!!!! it's super underrated and i wish more people would yap about it, or at the very least acknowledge its existence

[@olleselin]

"Klaus" is such an underrated Holiday gem! Merry Christmas! 🎅🎁🎄☃️