Without these holiday animation innovators,The Nightmare Before ChristmasandFantastic Mr. Foxprobably may never have come to be.
Here are some issues that adults have with the reindeer who went down in history.
when he realizes the misfit deer is his only hope for navigating the Christmas Eve storm.
The show is all about the guys
Even by 1960s standards,Rudolphcomes across as mighty sexist.
All the female characters are minor ones, and they’re as stereotypical as they come.
The identical girl elves do nothing but sing and look cute.
For instance: Is the show actually a metaphor for the LGBTQ+ community’s struggle for acceptance?
This seemingly simple holiday special have been hiding a deeper message?
Also, who took care of elves' teeth before Hermey came along?
And speaking of the Misfits, why has Santa been turning a blind eye to them all these years?
Doesn’t he realize that some child might actuallywanta Charlie-in-the-Box?
Sometimes you have to stop being a grown-up and look at a holiday cartoon through a child’s eyes.
ForRudolph, we’re willing to believe in holiday magic.
