Rudolph and Frosty: Christmas in July.








                                      Rudolph and Frosty: Christmas in July.

If your looking for a movie that combines Christmas and the forth of July 

then this is your movie. The two greatest holidays in our country and 

they do it all with Rudolph and Frosty the two most iconic movie 

characters in history. This movie is amazing, it has a great story and has 

amazing animation that you should check out for your self you wont be 

disappointed. So, with that, lets get to the story shall we:




Long ago, King Winterbolt ruled the North Pole, oppressing the 

inhabitants and spreading misery until Lady Boreal, the Queen of the 

Northern Lights, ended his tyranny by sending him into a deep sleep. 

Soon after, Winterbolt is severely weakened by the act. In Winterbolt's 

absence, a young Kris Kringle comes to the North Pole to build his 

workshop, and begins his tradition of delivering gifts to the world's 

children each Christmas Eve as Santa Claus. Years later, Winterbolt 

awakens. He discovers Santa, and consults his Genie of the Ice Scepter 

for answers on how to get rid of him. The Genie tells Winterbolt to have 

his snow dragons create a blizzard next Christmas to trap Santa and 

destroy him, so that Winterbolt can take his place and conquer the 

world. Lady Boreal, anticipating this, visits Rudolph as a baby and puts 

the last of her power into his nose, making it glow red. However, she 

warns Rudolph that if he ever once uses his power for evil, his nose will 

stop glowing forever, so he must only use it for good. That Christmas 

Eve, Rudolph successfully guides Santa's sleigh through the blizzard. 

Winterbolt witnesses this and realizes Rudolph is his only opposition.

One summer, Rudolph visits Frosty the Snowman and his family, despite 

Winterbolt's attempt to extinguish his nose. The Genie tells Winterbolt 

that Rudolph is still protected by the Northern Lights in their presence, 

and advises him to wait for Rudolph to leave the North Pole. Soon, Milton 

the ice cream man, who travels by balloon to pick up his ice cream to 

take to the seashore for the Fourth of July celebration, arrives 

heartbroken because he wishes to marry Laine Loraine, a tightrope 

walker and daughter of Lily Loraine, ringleader of the Circus by the Sea. 

However, the circus is going bankrupt as a crook named Sam Spangles 

wants to take over the show. To help save the circus, Milton suggests to 

Rudolph that he should star in the circus, as well as Frosty and his 

family. Unfortunately, Frosty denies the offer, saying they would melt 

quick until Winterbolt appears and gives them magic amulets to keep 

them from melting until the final firework fades on the Fourth of July. 

Santa then suggests that he and Mrs. Claus will arrive at the circus to 

take Frosty and family back to the North Pole just before the fireworks 

end. However, Winterbolt's dragons create another blizzard to stop 

Santa and Mrs. Claus from making it to the circus grounds on time. He 

then goes to the Cave of Lost Rejections where he recruits an evil, 

unintelligent reindeer named Scratcher, who was jealous because he 

wanted to be one of Santa's reindeer, but got fired after Santa hired 

Rudolph. Scratcher then flies to the circus grounds. After being offered a 

job as a roustabout, Scratcher tricks Rudolph into stealing money from 

the box office wagon for Spangles, but Frosty catches them. As the 

fireworks end, Winterbolt returns and offers to extend Frosty's amulets 

infinitely if Rudolph agrees to appear guilty. Rudolph does so, causing 

his friends to reject him and his nose to stop glowing. Frosty tries to 

reason with everyone, but Rudolph warns him that he and his family will 

melt if he does so. Spangles subsequently buys the circus. Rudolph walks 

alone to the seashore despondent, though Lady Boreal in the form of the 

Northern Lights appears and tries to console him, then Big Ben the 

Clockwork Whale visits and Rudolph tells him of his troubles. Big Ben 

suddenly leaves, telling Rudolph he has to go to South America.

Meanwhile, Winterbolt asks the Genie about Frosty, who wonders what 

he'd give in exchange to help Rudolph. Winterbolt realizes his hat is 

what brings him to life and plots to steal the hat, find the secret of its 

magic, and duplicate it to bring an army of evil snowmen to life. He 

steals Frosty's hat, making him inanimate, but Rudolph ambushes him, 

steals the hat back, and regains his nose's glow thanks to his act of 

goodness. Rudolph returns to the circus the next day with a policeman, 

returning Frosty's hat and is proven innocent. Winterbolt appears and 

tries to attack everyone, but Lilly shatters his scepter with her guns, 

destroying his magic and causing him to turn into a lifeless tree. 

Unfortunately, the ice amulets lose their power and Frosty and his family 

melt. Everyone is distraught and knows that only a magic December 

wind can bring Frosty back to life. To their joy, Big Ben returns from 

South America with Jack Frost, who revives Frosty and his family with 

his icy breath. Once Frosty and family are fully revived, Santa and Mrs. 

Claus finally arrive to bring them back to the North Pole, while Rudolph 

stays with the circus to help them out of debt, which Lily lets him lead 

the flying circus parade to thank him.

 

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