Buy Classic Christmas Movies

Christmas is often called the funnest time of the year. What better way to celebrate the holidays, than by watching some of the best-loved classic Christmas movies! Christmas is a time of love and giving. It is a time when families gather together and enjoy the company of each other. As you plan your family Christmas gatherings for this year, don't forget to include some fun family time watching some of these favorite classics.

Everyone has their own favorite classic Christmas movies. Gather together your most loved Christmas DVDs, pour the eggnog--or hot cocoa--and settle in for with great holiday classics to celebrate this joyous holiday season.

Be sure to scroll all the way down to watch a snippet of a fun, classic Christmas movie, "Prancer," for kids of all ages.

Prancer is a classic Christmas movie that was released in the late 1980s. Among cast members was the actor, Sam Elliot, known for other major movie roles.

The movie is based on one of Santa's reindeer, Prancer. A little girl believes a wounded reindeer he is Prancer. Her daddy is a Scrooge, and doesn't believe in the heart of Christmas. When he discovers the reindeer, he wants to shoot the animal, to put it out of its misery. But his daughter insists the reindeer is Prancer and wants to bring him home to nurse him to health, so he can be returned to Santa. As it turns out, the reindeer actually is Prancer, and at the end of the movie, returns to Santa's sleigh.

This is a feel-good movie about the magic of Santa and Christmas. Kids and adults will enjoy it alike. (Watch a clip from the movie to the right.)

Miracle on 34th Street is quite possibly one of the best-loved classic Christmas movies of all time. It released in 1947 and has since become one of the staples in holiday movie selections.

This movie is known for its use of Macy's department store as its premise. Kris Kringle has seemingly gone rogue, when he begins sending customers to competing department stores when Macy's doesn't have the items they want to purchase. His increasing weird behavior creates a stir, and leads to a rumor that maybe he has lost his mind.

The movie's theme is based on Kris Kringle, and whether or not there really is such a thing as Santa Claus. This is a great family movie that can be shared and enjoyed by all. (Watch a clip from the movie to the right.)

It's a Wonderful Life is another movie from the 1940s. This all-time classic Christmas movie is played on many networks throughout the holidays, and some even broadcast it on Christmas Eve night.

In It's A Wonderful Life, George Bailey is a man down on his luck. He has everything he could want--a loving wife, beautiful children, and the (broken down) home of his dreams. But everything suddenly falls apart when his absent-minded uncle makes a mistake that sends George over the edge. George is depressed, and decides to commit suicide so the insurance will cover all his debts, but an angel steps in and saves him.

This wonderful Christmas tale is heartwarming for several reasons, but most of all because it shows that hope can be restored, even to those who are most despondent. It has a feel-good theme and is one that you will enjoy watching with your family for years to come.