It’s the holiday season, which means it’s time to re-watch some movies you’ve seen a dozen times yet never seem to get sick of. For movie buffs, the holidays are a great time to marvel at the way stories mature with us.
Sometimes, it’s incredible to see the elements of a film you didn’t understand as a child. Sometimes, you wonder how something you loved so much growing up can hold up so badly as an adult. Other times, you need to laugh at the way a red-nosed reindeer’s struggle for validation can still bring a tear to your eye after all these years.
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Here are some of the Internet’s best reactions to a Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer re-watch.
Seeing Rudolph be so discriminated against for his red nose…#RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer pic.twitter.com/jELm0kuQvq
โ Mike Hanley ๐ต๐ท ๐บ๐ธ (@Magic20099) November 29, 2017
Mike’s not alone. Seeing Rulolph face ostricization over his nose is enough to have anyone reaching for the tissues.
Testify in Rudolphโs discrimination lawsuit #SantasToDoList pic.twitter.com/PI9tT77mx1
โ Christopher Zucchini (@LouGeese) November 28, 2017
These days, Rudolph might have a few more options for dealing with his treatment.
I don’t think Clarice is singing live. #RudolphTheRedNosedReindeer #Rudolph
โ Michael Ausiello (@MichaelAusiello) November 29, 2017
This user seems to think the North Pole effects sound quality.
Mumford and Sonsโ Great-Great-Great-Great-Great-Great Grandpa#Rudolph pic.twitter.com/F6GXm46KX9
โ Accordion Man (@Accordion617) November 29, 2017
If it’s possible, that’s a snowman burn.
Iโve been watching #Rudolph over 40 years and still scared of these dang teeth! pic.twitter.com/unGTfcRGP7
โ Edna Bateman (@EdnaBateman) November 29, 2017
Formative experiences always stick with you.
Hermey doesnโt want to make toys, but he does want to work on that fly wave bang! #Rudolph pic.twitter.com/TmoxNA6vUB
โ Amy Zann (@amyzann) November 29, 2017
If it’s possible, Hermey the elf has only gotten more iconic as years go by.