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Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

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.

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Kate Cameron 17 Feb 2000

It is light, it is charming, it is delightfully funny and completely captivating. It is all that, and something more. It has an undefinable spiritual quality that raises the spirits of the beholder into a happy, hopeful mood.

Noel Murray 28 Oct 2020

In the battle of the classic Hollywood Christmas movies, It's A Wonderful Life feels charmingly ancient, fixed in an early-20th-century America that scarcely anyone today remembers first-hand. Miracle On 34th Street feels more modern, with slangy dialogue and naturalistic asides, and a general awareness of how Christmas has become about the intertwined stresses of shopping and selling.

manicure 22 Nov 2020

Miracle on 34th Street became a forced holiday classic due to its obsessive airplay in the past twenty years, but it's so empty in content and lifeless in execution that it can merely serve as a background to Christmas dinner. The story is actually made of some interesting ideas: Santa gets a job in a department store, manages to convince disenchanted children that he actually exists but ends up being under trial. Too bad that they used the corniest and most uninventive pretexts a writer could ever think of to get such a story developed. The ways Santa gets framed and the whole trial unwinds just didn't make any sense. Richard Attenborough's Santa Claus was the only convincing thing here and probably the only reason the kids of the 90s still remember this film.

modimagic 01 Jul 2023

This film is a miraculous find. In my opinion, it is one of the best christmas films ever.

John Hartl 14 Nov 1999

It's a highly professional piece of Hollywood sentimentalism.