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| A Very Brady Christmas | |
| Most people reading this are probably already familiar with this 1988 TV movie (that spawned the short-lived "dramedy" "The Bradys."). This program was played every other day on TV during the past ten holiday seasons. The last few holiday seasons, however, it was pretty much nowhere to be found. This pretty much makes the purchase of a copy necessary. | |
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| All I Want for Christmas | |
| This movie is about a little girl who only wants her parents to get back together for Christmas and will do anything to make that happen. Very cute and touching. | |
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| An American Christmas Carol | |
| It is Christmas Eve 1933 and the townspeople of Concord, New Hampshire, are trying to hold on to their Christmas spirit in the face of the Great Depression. This wonderful adventure about a 20th century Scrooge is a moving and heartfelt adaptation of Charles Dickens' immortal tale. Henry Winkler, David Wayne & Dorian Harewood. | |
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| Annabelle's Wish | |
| Even with token bully kids, this kids animated feature is quaint, touching, and is just different enough from the normal holiday tales to be something special. About a boy who doesn't speak, his calf who wants to be a reindeer and the spirit of giving. | |
| Barney's - Night Before Christmas (1999) | |
| Parents coerced into purchasing this tape by their children (devoted fans of the ever-present Barney) will be relieved to know that nearly all the classic holiday songs are allowed to maintain their original lyrics and not rewritten, as is typical Barney. This made-for-video Christmas special follows the adventures of Barney, BJ, Baby Bop, and their kiddy friends on a journey to the North Pole. There in the frozen candyland they meet that bearded icon of happiness, Santa Claus. Barney's Night Before Christmas resembles a '70s variety show, featuring silly skits in which the characters frequently break into song. Producers are smart enough to engage older kid actors, which are a draw to the younger intended audience. The tape offers lessons in Christmas traditions--the spirit of giving, working together, and winter fun. Some tunes covered: the goofy "Jingle at the Window," "Winter's Wonderful," "Deck the Halls," "O Christmas Tree," "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," "Jingle Bells," "Look Into Santa's Book," "12 Days of Christmas," and several instrumentals. | |
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| Bear in the Big Blue House - Berry Bear Christmas | |
| Bear smells the scents of pinecones, mistletoe and holiday cookies in the Big Blue House -- which means it's a special time of year! Bear and his friends learn about the various winter holidays: Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa and Winterberry...but most of all, they learn there is more to the holidays than receiving presents. In fact, the best present ever is seeing someone smile in gratitude after you have just helped him or her. The characters learn this lesson firsthand after helping a homeless dog find a home. Featured songs: "A Berry Bear Christmas," "Holiday for Everyone," "That's All I Want for Christmas," "What If," "Just Listen," "Woodland Valley Carols," "Legend of Winterberry," "What Did I Get For Christmas," "The Best Present Ever" and "Winter Berry Reprise." | |
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| Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas | |
| This made for video Disney film is told as a flashback to Belle's imprisonment in the Beast's castle. Belle is determined to hold a Christmas celebration in spite of the Beast's orders to the contrary. And unknown to Belle, the pipe organ, Forte, wants to get rid of her. Forte is animated entirely by computer and the effect is stunning. Tim Curry supplies just the right touch of sinister evil to Forte's voice. There are four new songs and Bernadette Peters is a new voice: the Christmas ornament, Angelique. All the other main characters from the original return (the voices of Paige O'Hara as Belle; Robby Benson as the Beast; Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Potts; Jerry Orbach as Lumiere; and David Ogden Stiers as Cogsworth). A delight. | |
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| The Bells of St. Mary's | |
| The story of a man returning to the hometown of his recently deceased wife to have her buried there. Kind of sad and a little dark, but the ending is always a treat. | |
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| Benji's Very Own Christmas Story | |
| A great Christmas story for animal lover's. | |
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| The Bishop's Wife | |
| This 1947 classic featured the all-star cast of Cary Grant, David Niven, and Loretta Young. It is a delightful romantic comedy where Cary Grant materializes as an angel in answer to prayers of a harried young Bishop (Niven) who seeks guidance whether or not to build a grand cathedral. Niven's efforts have endangered his marriage with L. Young. Grant enters the household to help. Although theologically out to lunch, it is a charming and delightful comedy. Loretta Young does her own skating in the movie. | |
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| Bundle of Joy | |
| Starring Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, this movie portrays Debbie Reynolds as a young, single department store clerk who stumbles upon an abandoned baby on the doorstep of a foster agency. When she carries the crying baby in the door, nobody would believe she was not the mother. Eddie Fisher plays the son of the owner of the posh department store, who ends up falling for Debbie Reynolds. This movie was filmed in 1956, so it finds favor with the "old fashioned" hearts who enjoy Broadway style music and humor. This is a good, clean family movie. | |
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