Could you upload these other 2 Robbie the Reindeer adventures, please: Robbie the Reindeer - Legend of the Lost Tribe Robbie the Reindeer - Close Encounters of the Herd Kind
Oh the memories watching this. I remember watching this on BBC One when it first aired in 1999 and my dad recorded it. Had it on VHS Tape along with Wallace and Gromit and other films/cartoons I use to watch during the Xmas period. Got the DVD back in 2007 and since then I watch it every Christmas period.
I always LOVE Des Yeti and Alan Snowman, It dates it quite a bit but I think it's funny how they poked fun at Des Lynam's iconic moustache and hair... along with turning Alan Hansen into a Snowman. Alistair McGowan must've had a blast voicing.
i don't know what made me remember this today, but i am very happy that searching "christmas reindeer stop motion" took me strait here, to nostalgia corner.
I think thats one reason the Yank version essentially is never played. It's lost any charm it had with Britney screeching "we're just friends". Yuck a gob smacked moment the one and only time I was watching it.
I remember watching this Christmas Day, 1999! My parents had just bought me my first TV for my room, and we watched this and Christmas Top of the Pops before that (which Robbie Williams, who narrates this, was also on coincidentally).
"Right. When's the next bus out?" "Uhhh...April." "Training it is then." Love the timing in that scene. XD Also Blitzen cutting someone off before they say 'Rudolph' isn't really funny...but it's hilarious when he does it to Snowman and Snowman and Yeti look around wondering where the hell Blitzen came from. XD
My god, nearly 2 decades ago I never got the humour, now I saw this recommended, I can relive the older days while understanding more than 10% of the dialogue.
The audio's too quiet... But I can't really complain too much because... I've forgotten about this for so long... This was my favorite Christmas movie! I love the animation and humor!
My parents recorded this off the telly on a VHS for me when I was a kid, and for some reason that definitely totally wasn't undiagnosed autism, I went through a phase of watching it and rewatching it over and over on a daily basis for months until I knew all the words and could mentally watch it in my mind and the vhs was starting to wear out. None of this looks or sounds familiar to me now decades later. Weird fever dream that I thought was a feature length movie.
I was working my closing shift at Peter Piper Pizza (Arizona Chuck E Cheese) and this came in one of our TV's after college football, and some flood of nostalgia came over me, id never seen the full thing but I remember very vivid things in it. I looked up Aardman reindeer movie cause I didn't even know the name of it, it's crazy how time goes by and how even something you don't remember that much can make you feel nostalgia.
I have watched this since I was a small child. Every Christmas And literally it wasn’t until today that I realised that the seal was Seal. Because I was a child, didn’t care about singers and am stupid hahaha
Seen this a while ago I think early 2010s, it was super weird to me and my family, so I decided to search for it and found it, so here I am watching this at 3 in the morning
It is been over ten fucking years when I saw this last time... Thanks for the random dude from internet that told me the name of this film and after over ten years I'm able to see this again
I've been captain of the Sleigh Team for years, but Robbie's dad, he's still the famous one. The children sing a song about me? No. Am I on the magazines? No! Do I endorse carpet cleaner? No! No! No, it's just because, he saved the day to the boss ONE time. And now he sent his son (mimicking Robbie) Woohoo I'm Robbie. I got a magic nose, I can find my way here.