Miracle on 34th Street
Comedy • G • 1947 • 1 hr 36 min
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Maureen O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn, Gene Lockhart, Natalie Wood
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Classic Christmas movie. Everyone should watch this.
I totally see why people think this is a Christmas classic. It’s very good
I’m not normally a fan of older movies (the older film/cameras/direction takes me out of it - judge me if u like) but this was really good.
Truly a Christmas classic. Don’t bother with the re-makes. Natalie Wood’s performance was outstanding!
A funny and heartwarming script with a charming lead character makes this an essential Christmas classic.
A heartwarming Christmas classic that will make you believe. Watching this was a holiday tradition growing up.
Not my favorite Christmas movie but still a classic and I liked it much more than I thought I would considering its age. It is a sweet story
A magical film that captures the essence of Christmas while warming the heart and encouraging imagination and faith!
The original. B&W with a touch of nostalgia. Loved seeing old NY & Macy's. Great casting with lovely acting & the perfect Santa. Classic
Absurd, stupid premise. Probably Finn for kids but they would probably be bored
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