Talk about reading to far into things. Kids don’t see that when watching it.

People are going from the ridiculous to the sublime. It’s a beautiful movie with a story of acceptance behind it. If people don’t think it’s a good thing to watch then, for your sake and others, Don’t watch it.

Use it as a learning tool and move on. Far out people.

It teaches you differences are special and not to judge which is a great message.

I have always thought that Rudolph was the epitome of winning out against all odds – that a deer with a shiny nose recognized as a savior to get Santa’s gifts to the children. Why don’t people see the good in a story instead of the bad?

Things have gone a little crazy when you start to scrutinise poor Rudolph and santa!

Maybe we should just erase everything from the past, change fairy tales etc and names of things so that no one is offended anymore. Instead perhaps we could have a talk with our kids and explain to them that things have changed and bullying is not acceptable etc so they know the right and wrong way. this world is slowly going mad

Haven’t seen the movie but the themes sound like ones that many kids go through with either family, friends or both. If it ends well then isn’t it a great person for how not to treat others? I wish people would look past the things that make them uncomfortable and see what lessons there are to learn from.

Once again another classic bought under the political correct.

Oh my goodness, really ??

I said to my husband, just this evening, that the song sings about Rudolph being bullied and excluded for being different. Which is wrong. They also change their tune when he saves Xmas. It’s a time old song and movie. There could be a lesson in it such as don’t make fun of others, especially if it’s something they cannot help or change. Or that you shouldn’t let others get you down and to show kindness to those who don’t show kindness to you. There’s a whole big grey area in life that can be stepped into and explored!

political correctness has gone mad

Yes I think the PC police are on the Band Wagon.
Whilst I don’t agree with bullying, this is the classic story of the underdog saving the day.

I think the ultimate message is very positive.

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  • • mom93821 replied
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  The ultimate message is indeed positive and songs and stories are important educational tools.

Political correctness gone over the hill again??

I’ve never been a big fan of this movie but the song is a good teaching tool.

Maybe they need to listen to the lyrics and embrace them – Rudolph triumphs!

Isn’t the message that he embraces his difference and learns to love himself regardless of what all the others think?

I love Rudolph the red nose reindeer please leave him alone don’t judge him