Babes in Toyland.

                                              

                                                 Babes in Toyland.

This is a story that goes back a really long time. There have been many 

movies about the book but nothing like this one. This one is the best I 

have ever seen, it is filled with action, love and suspense which fits the 

entirety of the movie. Your going to love this one. So, lets get to the 

story shall we:

It's three days before Christmas, as the conductor aboard the Toyland 

Express, Humpty Dumpty , meets two children, Jack and Jill , who are on 

their way to Toyland. After meeting Tom Piper  and Mary , who runs her 

late father's toy factory, they go to live with their uncle, the evil Barnaby 

Crookedman , who despises toys and keeps Jack and Jill in the attic. He 

has plans to shut down the toy factory, and earlier shot down Tom's hot 

air balloon as he was flying over the Goblin Forest in an attempt to get 

him eaten by goblins (and is quite shocked to see him alive).

Jack and Jill sneak out and go to the Toy Factory, which had received a 

big order from Santa Claus requesting a thousand giant toy soldiers. Just 

as Jack and Jill offer to help, Barnaby takes them back to the attic of his 

house and threatens to send them to the Goblin Forest if they go near 

the toy factory again. Shortly afterward, he hires two crooks named 

Gonzargo and Rodrigo  to sabotage the toy factory.

Jack and Jill sneak out and go to the toy factory again, where Gonzargo 

and Rodrigo, disguised as sheep, drop a monkey wrench into one of the 

machines, Jack manages to remove it before the machine can explode. 

Jack and Jill immediately suspect Gonzargo and Rodrigo, though 

believing them to be sheep, and chase after them, resulting in Rodrigo 

and Gonzargo being knocked into a well by a ram and Jack and Jill, 

respectively, get knocked down by an empty pail and fall down the 

hill again.

Barnaby catches Jack and Jill and orders Gonzargo and Rodrigo, who 

expose the children's interference with the sabotage, to take them to the 

Goblin Forest. There, they meet the evil Goblin King  who tries eat 

Gonzargo and Rodrigo. Mr. Dumpty informs Tom and Mary, who go to the 

forest to rescue them. As the goblins are weak against light, they use a 

flashlight to fight them off and escape. Barnaby knocks Mr. Dumpty over 

a bridge (while giving a mockery saying of the nursery rhyme which 

bears the egg's name) for the key to the factory and tries to enter it, but 

is stopped by Tom, Mary, Jack, Jill, Gonzargo, and Rodrigo, and is forced 

to retreat.

As Tom and Mary finish the Toy Factory's order and fall in love, Barnaby 

leads the goblins to Toyland, where they invade, setting fire to the 

buildings and roasting Gonzargo and Rodrigo on a spit. Tom activates the 

toy soldiers, who soundly defeat the goblins and put out the fire, saving 

all of Toyland (including Gonzargo and Rodrigo). As Barnaby insults the 

Goblin King, who tries to kill him, but Jack, Jill, and all the toy soldiers 

shine lights on him, destroying the Goblin King. Barnaby calls him a 

"pathetic ogre", and the other goblins confront him and chase him off, 

out of Toyland (though whether they finally catch him and eat him is 

unclear).

Finally Christmas arrives; Tom has repaired Mr. Dumpty. Santa magically 

shrinks the toy soldiers down to the size of action figures and loads them 

into his bag. He notices Barnaby's cat, Scat, who is now homeless since 

Barnaby's disappearance; he picks her up and pets her. Jill asks for Scat, 

and just as she gets her, Santa continues on his journey.

In the end, Jack and Jill become the adopted children of Tom and Mary.