Jingle Jangle - Netflix- Page 2

[rkade21]

Posted: 1/6/21 at 1:21am

I liked it if nothing else because it was different and well made and catchy tunes and the beautiful little winter village. Some of the verbal maths threw me for a bamboozle but all in fun. Heard a Guys Who Likes Musicals podcast episode with one of the music writers before watching, which made me excited to finally see it.

[uncageg]

Posted: 1/6/21 at 12:53pm

Broadway Joe said: "Jordan Catalano said: "Can someone explain the very end? Because I really enjoyed it until that last scene and then I was just like “HUH??”"



Yeah I enjoyed the movie as well but also thought the ending was horrible, spoilers below cause the spoiler tag wasn't working for me...











How do those kids not know their grandmother's name is Journey? All of a sudden they open the window and go oh that giant toy factory is actually our families? I guess hearing the story unleashed the magic in them because now they "believed" but all of that ending was extremely sloppy writing."

 

I had no problem with them not knowing her name. When I was a small kid "grandmom" was just "grandmom". I never knew her first name until after she passed away.