History Film / JulenattIBlafjell

* CassandraTruth: Halvor, the farmer in the first movie who (correctly) believes that nisser are the ones responsible for stealing his things can't seem to get any other humans to take him seriously.

* CoolOldLady: Mosetussen that Fjellrose and Dreng befriend in the second movie, who helps guide them through her old home which has been taken over by humans and several times saves them from being spotted by the humans while they try to retrieve the magical horn.

* TheNightThatNeverEnds: Nearly happens at the climax of the first movie, when rødnissene steal all the blue silver in order to get the farmer to leave them alone. Luckily, Fjellrose and Dreng are able to set things right by retrieving the blue silver and returning the items that Vom stole from the farmer in exchange.

* AntiVillain: The farmer who drives rødnissene out of their home in the first movie isn't a bad person, he's just ''really'' frustrated because someone keeps stealing his things, correctly assuming nisser to be responsible.

* CassandraTruth: The one farmer in the first movie who (correctly) believes that nisser are the ones responsible for stealing his things can't seem to get any other humans to take him seriously.

* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: The farmer's girlfriend only reacts with mild surprise at seeing [[spoiler: a nisse who then disappears into thin air in front of her.]]

* DistractedFromDeath: When rødnissene are about to head home, Fjellrose's father tells her to go say good-bye to them. By the time she returns to her father's chamber, he's already passed on, joining the other [[SpiritAdvisor ancients]].

''Julenatt I Blåfjell'' is a movie based on the advent kalender ''[[Series/JulIBlafjell Jul I Blåfjell]]'' and its sequel [[Series/JulPaManetoppen Jul På Månetoppen]], and is a prequel to the series.

** When the other blånisser tell her about the magical horn that can change the weather, they are clearly concerned something like this might happen again. However, Fjellrose has learned from the previous movie. Her friend Dreng on the other hand, ends up getting impatient and refuses to wait for the next Blåtime for Fjellrose to get rid of the glacier that's threatening to destroy the village they live in. He takes it from her and blows in it twice, causing spring to come prematurely, and partially flooding the inside of Blåfjell as the snow melts much too fast, even if it ''did'' solve the glacier problem. [[spoiler: He also ends up letting the magical horn fall right back into the villain's hands, albeit he did so in order to save Fjellrose and the rødnissene who were about to be found by the villains. Naturally, the main villain ends up blowing in the horn three times to make it colder, summoning the storm that blånissene had accidentally summoned in the past and which Fjellrose had been warned about.]]

''Julenatt I Blåfjell'' is a movie based on the advent kalender ''[[Series/JulIBlafjell Jul I Blåfjell]]'' and it's sequel [[Series/JulPaManetoppen Jul På Månetoppen]], and is a prequel to the series.

* BigDamnMovie: In ''Jul I Blåfjell'', the main conflicts revolved around people dumping trash near the mountain and having to figure out how to deal with the situation of one of the oldest blånissene having brought a rødnisse into the mountain. In ''Jul I Månetoppen'' the main conflict revolves around whether it is blånissene or rødnissene have the rights to the blue berries on a certain mountain top, with both having good reasons for needing them. In this movie? The ''whole world is in danger of falling into eternal night''.
** The second movie feels closer to the series' it is based off of in tone, although the stakes are still higher than usual.

* DarkerAndEdgier: The first film has a much more serious tone than the series it was based off of. The world nearly ends up falling into an eternal night, which would eventually mean the death of every living thing. And while we know from the rules established in ''Series/AmaliesJul'' and ''Jul I Blåfjell'' that rødnisser will disappear if a human sees them, and blånisser will disappear if they don't make it back into the mountain before the blåtimen is over, this movie is the first time both of these things happens ''on-screen''.

* {{Greed}}: Vom's fatal flaw. [[spoiler: He was the one responsible for stealing the farmer's things.]]

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Fjellrose steals a single coin from a farmer, which ends up driving rødnissene out of their home because someone had already been stealing a lot of things from that particular farmer, with the coin being the last straw. She also [[spoiler: mentions the blue silver, when Dreng suggests that they give the farmer something he'll like so that rødnissene can return home, leading to Vom convincing the other rødnissene to take it out of the mountain, thus nearly dooming the world to an eternal night.]]

* NoBodyLeftBehind: Happens to one of the blånissene in the opening narration, after being too distracted admiring the first blåtimen and thus disappears after not making it back into the mountain before blåtimen was over. [[spoiler: Also happens to Vom near the end, when he is spotted by a human while trying to gather up the things he'd stolen after Fjellrose and Dreng had returned them to the farmer's house.]]

* RuleOfThree: If the weather altering horn is blown into three times in succession, it'll summon a powerful storm which caused a lot of problems in the past. [[spoiler: The villain ends up accidentally doing just that in the climax of the movie in order to quickly make the weather cold again to sell more coal.]]

* DarkerAndEdgier: The first film has a much more serious tone than the series it was based off of. The world nearly ends up falling into an eternal night, which would eventually mean the death of every living thing. And while we know from the rules established in ''Series/AmaliesJul'' and ''Jul I Blåfjell'' that rødnisser will disappear if a human sees them, and blånisser will disappear if they don't make it back into the mountain before the blåtimen is over, this movie is the first tim both of these things happens ''on-screen''.

* HeartwarmingMoments: During Fjellrose and Dreng's first encounter with the Mosetusse, who turns out to have once lived in the mountain they need to get to in order to find the missing magical horn, she talks about how since humans have taken up mining for coal in the mountain, she and the other Mosetusser had to leave, and that mosetusser are no longer needed. When Fjellrose and Dreng then tell her that ''they'' need her help, she responds with a delighted "Why didn't you just say so?" and joins them on their quest.

Later got a sequel, ''Blåfjell 2: Jakten på det magiske horn''.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Compared to the series it is based off of. For one thing, Blåfjell and blåtimen in this movie are necessary to prevent the world from falling into eternal night. And while we know from the rules established in ''Series/AmaliesJul'' and ''Jul I Blåfjell'' that rødnisser will disappear if a human sees them, and blånisser will disappear if they don't make it back into the mountain before the blåtimen is over, this movie is the first time we ever see both of these things happen ''on-screen''.
** The sequel [[LighterAndSofter is a bit lighter than the first movie]], and feels a bit more like the TV series the movies were based off of in some aspects.
* ForegoneConclusion: [[spoiler: Considering Fjellrose is the blånisse queen in both ''Jul I Blåfjell'' and ''Jul På Månetoppen'' which this movie is supposedly a prequel to, it's pretty obvious that Princess Fjellrose wouldn't really end up having to leave Blåfjell forever by the end of the movie.]]

** When the other blånisser tell her about the magical horn that can change the weather, they are clearly concerned something like this might happen again. However, Fjellrose has learned from the previous movie, but her friend Dreng ends up taking the horn with him, and in his hurry to get rid of the glacier that's threatening to destroy the village they live in, blows in it twice, causing spring to come prematurely, and partially flooding the inside of Blåfjell as the snow melts much too fast, even if it ''did'' solve the glacier problem. [[spoiler: He also ends up letting the magical horn fall right back into the villain's hands, albeit he did so in order to save Fjellrose and the rødnissene who were about to be found by the villains. Naturally, the main villain ends up blowing in the horn three times to make it colder, summoning the storm that blånissene had accidentally summoned in the past and which Fjellrose had been warned about.]]

* RuleOfThree: If the weather altering horn is blown into three times in succession, it'll summon a powerful storm which caused a lot of problems in the past.

** When the other blånisser tell her about the magical horn that can change the weather, they are clearly concerned something like this might happen again. However, Fjellrose has learned from the previous movie, but her friend Dreng ends up taking the horn with him, and in his hurry to get rid of the glacier that's threatening to destroy the village they live in, blows in it twice, causing spring to come prematurely, and flooding Blåfjell as the snow melts much too fast, even if it ''did'' solve the glacier problem. [[spoiler: He also ends up letting the magical horn fall right back into the villain's hands, albeit he did so in order to save Fjellrose and the rødnissene who were about to be found by the villains. Naturally, the main villain ends up blowing in the horn three times to make it colder, summoning the storm that blånissene had accidentally summoned in the past and which Fjellrose had been warned about.]]

* {{Greed}}: Vom, [[spoiler: who was the one who had stolen all the things belonging to one of the farmers.]]