Rise of the Guardians is my favorite dreamworks movie

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  @Ponderpine · 2 years ago

  Not to mention, Jack kept the love for his family really close. Jamie looks a lot like his sister, and I bet Jack Frost never left his hometown of Michigan. He was most likely a settler back then and had some nagging feeling he should stay. Jamie is probable his sister's great great grandchild, and he never left his families side even 300 years later.

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  @AnneTheElf · 2 years ago

  Didn’t expect you to break down my door and call me out in front of my family, god, and my pets by bringing up the Rise of the Brave Tangled Dragons thing but here we are

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  @penbensie · 2 years ago

  Casually bringing up Rise of the Brave Tangled Dragons dealt me an insane amount of psychic damage. <br>I am shook to my very core.

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  @YINSED5192 · 3 years ago (edited)

  This is probably DreamWorks&apos; most underrated movie to date AND it makes me nostalgic for those beautiful opening logos. Indeed they shall be missed.

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  @GenderedMess · 2 years ago

  I used to watch this movie on repeat, AND I MEAN REPEAT. It was on 24/7 in my bedroom and I&apos;d recreate the scenes poorly with dolls, peak childhood.

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  @roble8943 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I watched this movie with my cousin one time and told them how the ending should have been Jack connecting with the villain about the two being outsiders and show him how his powers could be used for good, which ends with the villain either creating or being the new representation of the holiday &quot;Halloween&quot; and as a thank you Black names the Jack-o-Lantern after him. And that ended up ruining the whole movie for her because she liked my dumb fanfiction more than what actually happened.<br><br>None of this matters but this is a core memory I still look back to.

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  @bella_daze3092 · 2 years ago

  I remember rewatching it in 2021 after going through some hard times, and I remember being so much more emotionally invested then I was the first time I watched it in 2012. Jack Frost was and still is a comfort character for me because I related to that sense of loneliness, being alone, and not knowing your purpose. Life felt less dark after seeing all of it. I cried. It was the best thing I’d ever seen. It’s still one of my favorite movies of all time.

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  @dreamdragon2728 · 3 years ago

  It is a shame this movie didn&apos;t do well enough in the box office to become a trilogy. Dreamworks is great at making sequels and this movie has a lot of potential.

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  @emily_is_fine · 2 years ago

  One of my favorite parts about the movie is how heart wrenching that moment when Jack first realizes he&apos;s alone as the kid walks through him. Breaks my heart every time and it&apos;s honestly impressive

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  @SOCKMAN2009-y9b · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P78GbtbVRdg&amp;t=634">10:34</a> are we not gonna talk about how sandy was FULLY prepared to punch a child

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  @miathingy · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P78GbtbVRdg&amp;t=860">14:20</a> they would make such good dads 😭😭😭

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  @lexi_lexx · 2 years ago

  i remember watching it for the first time and feeling bad for Pitch at the end, he&apos;s not really a sympathetic villain, he doesn&apos;t have good morals or a &quot;the end justifies the mean&quot; kind of plan, but you still feel bad for him bc he shares the same struggle that Jack does throughout the movie, you empathize with Jack so you empathize with Pitch, so to see him disappear once again at the end you can&apos;t help but feel bad for him.<br>He is not a redeemed villain, you want to see him fail and you&apos;re glad at the end when he does fail, but the movie still made me sympathize with him and that&apos;s such a difficult feeling to pull out, understanding and feeling bad for someone while knowing they were wrong and that they are a villain and forever will be.

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