Miracle on 34th Street

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Stephen C @bob25009 Dec 29 Funny in 1 hour and 36 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Stay sober, my friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Andrew B @RT60106310 Dec 25 Christmas magic of the highest order. Often duplicated, but never surpassed. Do yourself a favor and make it a regular part of your Christmas rotation. See more A B. @Annie413 Dec 22 My FAVORITE XMAS MOVIE ❤️‼️ See more Michael C @Michael71 Dec 10 The original (and best) version of "Miracle on 34th Street" has definitely stood the test of time. A classic in every sense of the word and one of the greatest Christmas movies ever made. Everything works in this movie. The cast, the storyline and everything in between. Though it is pretty obvious where the story is going, the journey to that end is just terrific with excellent dialogue and some clever scenes along the way. It is also a treat to see a number of amusing cameos such as the late Jack Albertson as a postal worker and a pre "I Love Lucy" William Frawley as a political advisor to the Judge overseeing the court case that will determine if Kris Kringle is in fact Santa Claus. This review would not be complete without mentioning the late Edmund Gwenn in an excellent performance as Santa Claus that rightfully won him the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. Absolute perfect casting. If you have not seen this movie I highly recommend you do. Merry Christmas! See more Kasey B. @AtTheMovies7795 Dec 9 This is one of the GREATEST Christmas movies of all-time....bar-none, discussion over. If this movie doesn't find a way to "touch your heart" in someway then you have no soul. Whether it's through it's message about BELIEVING or the way it does it's best to destroy commercialization. It's movies like this that make he still think there is HOPE for Humanity See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 6 Miracle on 34th Street (1947) is a timeless holiday classic that captures the magic and spirit of Christmas. While its black-and-white presentation and mid-century pacing make it feel dated, the story remains charming and engaging. The film centers on a little girl, Susan, and her belief in Santa Claus, with Edmund Gwenn’s Kris Kringle bringing warmth, charm, and authenticity to the role. The screenplay is simple yet effective, balancing humor and heart while allowing the story to unfold naturally. Direction is strong, particularly in sequences like the courtroom scene, maintaining tension and emotional engagement. The supporting cast, including Maureen O’Hara and John Payne, provide solid performances, grounding the story in realism. The film’s message of belief, kindness, and generosity resonates across generations. While not flashy by modern standards, it’s a foundational holiday film that influenced countless adaptations, making it essential viewing for anyone seeking classic See more Read all reviews

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