Miracle on 34th Street
4
(3.1K)
Comedy
Drama
Family
1947
96 min
NR
Kris Kringle, seemingly the embodiment of Santa Claus, is asked to portray the jolly old fellow at Macy's following his performance in the Thanksgiving Day parade. His portrayal is so complete that many begin to question if he truly is Santa Claus, while others question his sanity.
Starring:
Maureen O'Hara
,
John Payne
,
Edmund Gwenn
,
Natalie Wood
,
Porter Hall
,
Philip Tonge
,
Alvin Greenman
Comedy
Drama
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"This classic has been a staple in my Christmas movie rotation for as long as I can remember. 10/10"
Vito Lupedee
"This is such a beautiful film! I loved the message of faith being the act of believing even when common sense tells you not to. The whole movie was just pure Christmas magic. I’ll admit I even teared up when Susie wrote the letter to Kris. It’s just a perfect holiday film and I can’t believe it took me this long to see it!"
Madeline Glanton
"Classic Christmas film"
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Linda Kelly
"an adorable movie full of christmas magic"
pia (taylor's version)
"I'm not a big Christmas movie fan but I guess I should correct that I'm not a big modern Christmas movie fans but these classic holiday movies are special and I actually enjoy watching them this has the lovely Natalie wood in here and had great moments of humor"
Amy Santi
"This is such a beautiful classic. One of my favs. If you have not seen this - you must! You will not regret it. I hope. It’s such a lovely story and is very well done. Please watch it! I hope you really enjoy it. "
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Sharon Hedden
"When I first watched it I didn’t think I’d really like it, because it’s in black and white. However it’s actually a really enjoyable Christmas movie!"
bre
"Classic "
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France Fillion
"A wholesome movie that's worth watching no matter who you are. Definitely not the best Christmas movie ever, but it's a definitely a classic for a reason."
Lazy_I
"A movie about believing in the people around us, even if sense says no. All the performances are solid. My only objection is to ask if St. Nick would really bean someone in the head with his cane, but, after seeing the way he acted in the stop motion Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, I can believe it. The classic about the crazy old man who thinks he's Santa Claus. Or is he crazy? SPOILER ALERT That's for the court to decide! This movie's now iconic final argument is still hilarious to see."
Brandon Reed
