A young boy, whose faith in Santa Claus is waivering, awakes on Christmas Eve to the sounds of The Polar Express, a magic steam train, in his front yard. The conductor, urges the boy to take the ride to the North Pole.
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| Cast overview: | |||
| Jim Hanks | ... | Conductor, Santa, Hobo | |
| Daryl Sabara | ... | Hero Boy (voice) | |
| Nona Gaye | ... | Hero Girl (voice) | |
| Chantel Valdivieso | ... | Holly (voice) | |
| Eddie Deezen | ... | Know-It-All (voice) | |
| Charles Fleischer | ... | Elf Captain (voice) | |
| Jimmy Bennett | ... | Lonely Boy (voice) | |
| André Sogliuzzo | ... | Smokey / Steamer (voice) | |
| Chris Edgerly | ... | Various (voice) | |
| Amber Hood | ... | Various (voice) | |
| Hope Levy | ... | Various (voice) | |
| Steven Tyler | ... | Elf Lieutenant / Elf Singer (voice) | |
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A young boy, whose faith in Santa Claus is waivering, awakes on Christmas Eve to the sounds of The Polar Express, a magic steam train, in his front yard. The conductor, urges the boy to take the ride to the North Pole.
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I just had to spell out Christmas in caps, just to protest all this evil nonsensically political correctness. My goodness, not since Albert Finnys 1970 musical "Scrooge" have I experienced such a magical ride as I did on the Polar Express. Although, some of the animation which lay across the actors faces was a bit distracting, this film was like a happy childhood dream. Beautiful newly written holiday songs plus old standards filled my ears while my eyes and soul were filled with the magic of Christmas and Santa. How anyone could not love this film epic is beyond me. To all those far left wingers that did not enjoy Polar Express I say Bah Humbug!