I Am Santa Claus

Campy, entertaining, emotional, personal, funny, fascinating, and low-key a reflection on society. Deeper movie than it seems on the surface. It’s one of our holiday season traditions to watch this movie every year. Love it so much!!

A must rent or buy!I’ve been watching this every Christmas Eve since 2014, It’s a family tradition now.I really really hope we can get a part II of this documentary and see how all the Santa’s are doing in their lives. Since 2014, I’m super curious if Santa Claus opened his BBQ joint, are Jim and Alex are together, if Mick is officially doing his life’s dream as Santa, Did Russell get his trailer yet? How’s Bob?I wish all of them well!Every time I watch, I laugh, I tear up. It’s magical and I hope everyone experiences this.Happy Holidays!

I must say that I was pleasantly surprised! It was amazing, better than I had imagined it would be and it was definitely worth the wait. Thank you to all of the Santas... Santa Russell, Santa Jim, Santa Bob, Santa Claus (Santa Frank) and Santa Mick Foley for sharing a part of your lives with us. Many people think about Santa only during the Holidays and this gives us a look at what their lives are like behind the scenes. Life is not always perfect and happy and this movie shows that. I laughed at times and I cried at times... I must say - towards the end of the movie it tore me up inside, seeing some of the Santas alone at Christmas. NO Santa should ever be alone on Christmas! I love you all and appreciate everything you do! Christmas would not be Christmas without you! Thank you for giving us a glimpse at some of the real men behind the suit. I have heard some people say terrible things about the movie - they must not have seen it, or they made their mind up before they even saw it. Definitely a must see! Not for children, of course, but I knew that going in. Still there was nothing shown that you can't see on TV after dark and I found absolutely nothing offensive about ANY of it.

This is a fun movie . I have seen it many times. The film features A Santa who swears , A Gay Santa , and Mick Foley who wants to be a Santa . Each person is genuine and loved the Spirit of Christmas and Santa . It's great fun .

I was originally drawn to this documentary because I'm a big fan of Mick Foley. I thought it would focus on his journey to becoming Santa a bit more, but I was pleasantly surprised when it focused more so on the lives of the other men who play Santa every year. There is humor, there is a touch of sadness, and there are moments when your heart will be warmed. I thoroughly enjoyed this one. I did an HD rental, but I'm considering getting this one on Bluray just to add to my collection.

Heartfelt, revealing, informative, and funny, this film takes you behind the scenes as several men adopt the persona of Santa Claus...

A diamond in the rough. A real and heartwarming look into people who not only have the spirit, but the impetus to bring this forward and offer it to others. An enjoyable little documentary

A documentary that shoes different people that play "Santa" from all over the United States. Worth watching,,

Very nice movie

Very happy

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