Elf Pets: Santa's Reindeer Rescue

My name is Gunfunkle Mcdoo Jr Sr and I am 10 years of age. I would just like to say that Elf Pets: Santa's Reindeer Rescue is the best thing on Netflix ever- better than classics like Death note the live action movie and cocomelon. I love the way that the guy with the moustache talks like some crazy person you would see at the London Underground.

I absolutely adore how they grow their moustaches from their nose hairs; when I grow up, I want to be able to do that too!

I absolutely love their montages- it reminds me of Squid Game's (another of Netflix's popular shows) 'Red Light, Green Light' montage, where everyone fall over at one and sprinkle the ground with ketchup! I hope the trees there will grow more ketchup for the children of corse!

The elf with the brown moustache was so hot and so is Santa. I also love peanut butter, holly bejolly! I do, however, wish it would not push the heterosexual agenda. Being straight isn't something we should be showing kids, even if the only time we see anything on this is the few scenes with the male and female parents. In a relationship. Disgusting, kids like me should not be exposed to straight people like this.

I love how the animation is so bare bones- it's reminds me of other masterpieces such as high guardian spice and Spookly and the Christmas Kittens.

So in the end, you should watch this! It's amazing. K thanks!!

Not really a short so much as it is just a very long commercial for a $25 stuffed animal. Parents, be sure to buy this toy for your kids or Santa wont be able to store up enough Love Magic to fly his sleigh on Christmas Eve

This "short-film" was far from terrible, but it really wasn't very good. The story is iffy, but at the same time very Christmassy. This film suites a family setting just fine but it honestly felt like a big advertisement towards the stuffed animal products. This is the first time I've ever watched a movie where it felt like a commercial.

My family and I loved this little animated movie. We loved the mixed family and the optimistic message. This is sure to become a Christmas classic. I would recommend it to everyone with or without children. It's perfect.