Family,Animation,TV Movie
Japan,United States of America
Frosty the Snowman is a classic children's holiday film first released in 1969. The film begins with a group of schoolchildren waiting for their Christmas show to begin. The show is being put on by a former stage magician named Professor Hinkle who has lost his touch and is struggling to make ends meet. He's so bad that when he tries to pull a rabbit out of his hat, nothing comes out but the rabbit's foot.
After the show, the children start playing with a discarded silk top hat they find in the snow. They place it on the head of their newly-built snowman, and to their amazement, the hat brings the snowman to life. The snowman quickly proves to be very jolly and carefree, making friends with everyone he meets.
However, the group soon realizes that Frosty will start to melt when the temperature rises, so they set out a plan to bring him somewhere cold enough to survive. Karen, a young girl, befriends Frosty and agrees to help him. Together, they stow themselves away on a freight train headed for the north pole.
Meanwhile, Professor Hinkle has discovered that the hat, which he had thrown away, is actually magic and decides to try and get it back. He follows Frosty and Karen to the train station and tries to steal the hat from them. He causes chaos on the train, and the trio is forced to flee into the wilderness.
After surviving a few close calls, Frosty and Karen make it to the north pole, where they meet Santa Claus. Santa agrees to help Frosty and creates a magic spell that will keep him frozen all year round. As the movie ends, Frosty and Karen wave goodbye to Santa Claus as they head home.
Overall, Frosty the Snowman is a heartwarming holiday tale about the magic of Christmas and the importance of friendship.
