What does the polar express teach?

Answer 1

The motion picture- with humongous amounts of trick Photography, was produced by somewhat oddly, Warner Bros. No Warner cartoon characters appear in the film. The film is broadly based on the book but is much more heavy and ominous. There is a very real Frisson ( roughly chill-thrill) of Twilight Zone amplified by the fact that most of the characters are anonymous . Camera angles are such that adult characters tower over the children like the Lincoln Statue in the Park. ( This may have been intentional, a rear-angle shot of Saint Nick has him appearing to be something like at least 8 feet tall, seated! Oddity of oddities, no major female characters - and they could have easily had girls working in the diner, as this was a long run on the Railroad. - also again odd-ogg why no yuletide songfest! Goodness they had things like this in many yule and similar pictures. No Grok Polar express.

Answer 2

The Polar Express is About a Boy that doesn't believe in Santa Clause and he finds out that Santa Clause is real. I hope you liked The Polar Express!

Answer 3

Belief in something that does not exist- The Santa Claus myth. It is in the same terminal zone as the Frank Church letter ( yes, Virginia).

Answer 4

The Polar Express movie says about believing in Santa, that Santa is in your heart and in the things you do. The good deeds you do, helping others is what Santa is all about.

Answer 5

In Your Heart