Overview
You'd better watch out - Willie T. Soke is coming to town, and he doesn't care if you've been naughty or nice. Willie's favorite holiday tradition is to fill his sacks with loot lifted from shopping malls across the country. But this year his plot gets derailed by a wisecracking store detective, a sexy bartender, and a kid who's convinced Willie is the real Santa Claus.




































































A good option is to spend the last year sarcastically, which was sour and bitter! A bad Santa, beaten by his father, turned into an evil alcoholic, a bear hunter and a pervert, as a result, this is already a good moral, do not beat your children, give them decent time and do not turn people into pigs, and this line is also drawn around a fat boy who is bullied, overfed and eventually he can go on the path of correction together with Santa, who is having a midlife crisis.
All this is played out by a sea of funny jokes in a black wrapper. I worked as a Santa for one year and I understand some of Willie's emotions, especially life, when you're hungry, they try to approach you or lock you up after a work shift. I was also doubly amused by the political plot with the store director and the head of the security service, it seems to me that this is the standard of jokes on a social topic, where names are not really called, but archetypes are ridiculed.
Tony Cox is a meme dwarf, how happy I am that he is still alive, and that he is living proof that your height is not a sentence.
To some extent, this is already a traditional movie for Christmas viewing, you shout and smile so cleanly from what is happening and have a snack at this moment with jelly, olivier and wine.
Visual: 12/15
Atmosphere: 13/15
Soundtrack: 7/10
Main characters: 15/20
Minor characters: 8/10
Plot: 22/30
Total Score: 77 (Green Zone).
ps: subjectivity, of course, but it is such films that most of all awaken a sincere New Year's mood, and not those that were filmed (and in fairness they are being filmed to this day, because Santa Claus did not convert to Islam) with an emphasis on friendly family content and a vanilla story with no less sticky ending in which there is no place reality and the absence of fake smiles.
I'll probably watch it again, but I liked it)