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Runtime - 26 minutes & 24 minutes.

The two animated Snowman films, are masterpieces.

The Snowman and its sequel, The Snowman and the Snowdog are amazing, and they're well made with paper, and make it a book-like animated shoot, with early 2D-3D made looking animated in the entire film. Most of the film is pretty silent, but with music, which it's impressive, except for the sequel, which it has sounds, not with the voices. There's no dialogue, or spoken, which it's still impressive.

The two films follows a boy, who builds a Snowman, and became alive, and they fly through the UK to the North Pole, which its the memorable part of the two films. The North Pole one is amazing, and it very amazing. The ending of the two films are very sad, which The Snowman became melted at the end is one of the most saddest endings. The tone is beautiful, and it had a fitted tone for the Christmas without the dialogue.

I really enjoyed both of them, and they're fantastic, and they so watchable for every November and December. And Overall, the two short films are masterpieces.

100/100.

Credit goes to and

All rights goes to Hasbro, Lauren Faust, and Aardman Animations.

Description
Runtime - 26 minutes & 24 minutes.

The two animated Snowman films, are masterpieces.

The Snowman and its sequel, The Snowman and the Snowdog are amazing, and they're well made with paper, and make it a book-like animated shoot, with early 2D-3D made looking animated in the entire film. Most of the film is pretty silent, but with music, which it's impressive, except for the sequel, which it has sounds, not with the voices. There's no dialogue, or spoken, which it's still impressive.

The two films follows a boy, who builds a Snowman, and became alive, and they fly through the UK to the North Pole, which its the memorable part of the two films. The North Pole one is amazing, and it very amazing. The ending of the two films are very sad, which The Snowman became melted at the end is one of the most saddest endings. The tone is beautiful, and it had a fitted tone for the Christmas without the dialogue.

I really enjoyed both of them, and they're fantastic, and they so watchable for every November and December. And Overall, the two short films are masterpieces.

100/100.

Credit goes to and

All rights goes to Hasbro, Lauren Faust, and Aardman Animations.