Is One Kid's Christmas Worth It? | Arthur Christmas (James McAvoy, Bill Nighy, Hugh Laurie)

[@TonyJackson-n3n]

Every kids Christmas is always worth it

[@Jarod-vg9wq]

1:20 he was thinking of it 😂 but thought “nope let him suffer he ain’t worth the effort”

[@soulenoid6701]

Nahh, they went with him because they believed in his cause, I don't think he was mad at them

[@UmisTsukishiro00]

Good thing there weren’t any big enough rocks nearby.

[@youngfilmmaker9622]

“Christmas is not a time for emotion”

[@nerrichima2339]

Happy Christmas german 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rossohare4950]

Can someone please explain what is Steve's problem

[@MineKurtMininer]

Mostly centered around the fact he was robbed of his "Birthright" becoming the next Santa after the current Santa announced he keep his title for another year

[@godofevil9468]

@@MineKurtMininerwhich admittedly is a fair thing to be upset about. I mean.. Malcolm was being selfish. It was shown through the ages that each of the Santas each had 70 missions. Steve was ready and waiting to be given his shot. As is tradition and Malcolm just decided “Nah tradition schmadition.”

[@MineKurtMininer]

​@@godofevil9468 except for GrandSanta, he only had his for 39 due to the Cuban missile crisis

[@buggart]

​@@godofevil9468also, Malcolm has neglected his children for all those years and being Santa was probably Steve's only way to finally get to be able to feel loved by Malcolm.

[@TVHead003]

He’s rational to a fault, so of course he can overlook one mistake. He’s also sore that Arthur, the elves, and then their father, gang up on him for that mistake. He’s also unwilling to accept Arthur’s insistence on doing it at any and all cost because it’s not part of his plan. But when all the elves find out and ask him about it, they present a very valid point: if one child doesn’t matter, then why do any of them?

[@Mr_Mustache_og]

House

[@OfficialScaring]

Nice Brother