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Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964) - 5 corrections

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Genres: Animation, Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Musical

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Even though the song lists eight reindeer, when Santa takes off on Christmas Eve there are only seven hitched to his sled: six plus Rudolph. [Santa has a harness that holds eight reindeer. Rudolph is needed in the front to lead the way. Since he has never pulled with the team before, it would be easier for him to be solo in the front, hence 7 deer total.]

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In several shots throughout the show, there are trees visible. The North Pole is not on any land mass: therefore, there can be no trees. [There are no flying reindeer in the North Pole either. Nor is there an abominable snowman or an Island of Misfit Toys. This is a fictionalised version of the North Pole which has trees.]

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There is no land mass at the North Pole for Yukon Cornelius to mine his silver and gold. The North Pole is a floating ice shelf. [Yukon is clearly not the smartest man on earth. It's a joke, not a mistake, that he's looking for gold in a place where he'll never find it. At most it's just a character mistake.]

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