Someone photoshopped the punchable kid from Polar Express
PSA: You CAN get a purple body shield with a Lifeline package in the Polar Express game mode !
The Polar Express, but make it Philly.
I got the greatest wife, she got me a double barrel, 2 molicel 18650's, asModus blank and badazd coils for Xmas. Reading .25 ohm and chuggin' like the Polar Express! Merry Christmas everyone!
Thought people should appreciate the picture used for the Polar Express boy in Google search
Polar Express is the best Christmas movie
In the process of making The Polar Express for a Christmas party. Still have a few hours to go.
I hate the Polar Express
Every Christmas-time as a kid, my teachers and other students would gather around the old, boxy TV in our classroom to watch The Polar Express and I hated it. The animation is creepy, it seems too close to realism and the characters are just weird and creepy as well; Don't even get me started on how annoying the conductor is (as well as everyone else). The songs are mediocre, aren't catchy at all and I don't feel like there's any real point to the movie. I'm quite perplexed as to why people like it, but maybe it's just something to do with childhood nostalgia. It takes a lot for me to say I hate any movie, but I can honestly say the only movie I truly despise is the Polar Express.
My HO scale polar express underneath my tree I’ll upload a photo that has a village next to the tracks
The locomotive that inspired The Polar Express is still being used! Built all the way back in 1941.
Go back to the Polar Express, Warden.
Polar express found in St. Augustine, FL. Although one carriage full of children is abandoned in the snow and the fireman needs to go on an adventure through first class to reach the tender.
My family and I are riding the Polar Express! It’s a real train ride complete with hot chocolate and reading the book!
Am I the only person who doesn’t like the polar express?
It looks creepy and it’s just really boring.
TIL that "Home Alone" (1990) is the highest-grossing Christmas film of all time in the US Box Office having a gross of $285.76 million. It was followed by "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" (2000), "The Grinch" (2018), "Polar Express" (2004), and "Home Alone 2" (1992) respectively.
businessinsider.com/highe…
This 4yr old with cerebral palsy's had the coolest Halloween costume built by his mum, he loves Polar Express.
Does anybody know if Lionel will be releasing a new set of passenger cars for this new Polar Express locomotive? I always disliked how the older ones don't have interiors, but I didn't want to go all the way up to the full-size heavyweight ones as too much $$$
In The Polar Express (2004) the amount of train cars never stays consistent
I understand it’s a magic train. It’s neat to notice the train cars go from 5 in the beginning (when the Boy is picked up) to like 20 or 30 whenever he is chasing the conductor with the girls ticket on top of the train. You may also notice when it is following the ticket and the wolves start chasing the train. they also go from the front of the train to the toy cart to the kids car without passing the kitchen/staff (for the hot chocolate).
We looked up the bell from the polar express on amazon. My friend pointed out how creepy the reflection was.
This fell off.. so tapes it to side... how can i fix? Its the lionel polar express train for my kid
The Polar Express is cursed af
Everything from the terrible animation to the wack Hot Chocolate scene to the creepy imaginary homeless dude sitting on the roof of the train is just so hard to watch. So many people love it but it would only be enjoyable if your teacher put it on in class and gave you an excuse to not do work.
Remember this scene from the polar express? What would It take for you to walk acrossed here?
The Ending Monologue of “The Polar Express”
The Polar Express is honestly one of my all time favorite Christmas movies and I will 100% always admit that. Especially since I know it tends to be an unpopular opinion. Nonetheless, I love it so much.
One thing that always gets me really in my feelings is the ending monologue. I don’t know what it is, but as he speaks about the bell, I just get chills up my spine. When I first watched the movie all those years ago, it gave me chills, and even at twenty-two it gives me chills right up my spine. I really don’t know what it is, but it gets me every single time.
The movie title Polar express could be changed to “the Antarctic locomotive” what are some other funny titles that you can make by using synonyms?
I realized I never properly posted pics of the completed paper Polar Express, so here they are (it’s had a little damage to the handrails)
v.redd.it/7leklm4l0ph31
I didn’t realise that Craig had a cameo in The Polar Express
What is one thing that you realized was wrong or found interesting about the Polar Express movie when you got older?
Squamish on a rainy and foggy day. Taken from the Polar Express as we waited for Little Billy to climb aboard
Recent pickups...a bit surprised amazon had the Polar Express steelbook
The train from the polar express could have been an easy way to kidnap children
Remember when The Polar Express came out and the CGI faces made a lot of people creeped out and queasy?
It's crazy to me that it's both only been and already been fifteen years since it wasn't just "Oh, the uncanny valley is so distracting in that" but rather "this makes me feel sick and makes my hair stand up on my neck." Not only that but, it took me until about thirteen of those years of getting used to CGI enough to be able to actually watch that movie as the movie it was intended to be.
http://edition.cnn.com/2004/SHOWBIZ/Movies/11/10/review.polar.express/
If you haven’t seen The Polar Express you need to get on that
Every 2000s kid in the U.S has watched The Polar Express in school at least once, if not several times.
This is the polar express ! [SFM]
Why does the film 'Polar Express' look so terrifying?
I personally think it looks terrifying but everyone else seem to think it looks amazing. How so?
Here’s a photo I shot with my iPhone XR of the Polar Express Train in Elbe.
Think about how many kids the polar express leaves to die out in the cold each year
The Polar Express has a new name
[THE POLAR EXPRESS][MOVIE] Santa creates lifelong believers as a power source
Sooo...this seems pretty far fetched, but I was watching the polar express with my wife and son, and I couldn't help but over analyze this movie. My theory is that Santa creates life long believers by hand picking children to bring to the north pole so they can provide an endless amount of magic to him even into adulthood. Obviously it's not malicious he does it so he can keep delivering presents. I'm mainly pulling this from the various versions of santa we've seen in media that require some form of belief to continue existing or continue being magical.
IWTYO When I find out the same guy wrote Jumanji and Polar Express
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