Miracle on 34th Street(1947)- User Reviews

This is arguably the best Christmas movie (I like it better than a "Christmas Story"). Cynical and practical Doris Walker Maureen O'hara) is a divorced mother of Susan (a young Natalie Wood), who tells her daughter not to believe in Santa …more»

a classic family film. wonderful. terrific.

this is what movie making should be. something for the whole family to enjoy.more»

A wonderful christmas movies, if you have yet to get into the Holiday spirit this movie will put you out of the humbug feeling; well at least it does it for me anyways.more»

A classic movie that is shown every year on TV, and it takes me about 20 years to finally see it. But it was worth it. It was a cute story about believing and faith. The acting was mediocre, but the standards wern't as high as they are now. The …more»

As the BEST Christmas movie ever made! Edmund Gwenn won an Oscar for his portrayal as the REAL Santa Claus (or is he? The screenplay also won an Oscar...) alongside Maureen O'Hara as a very practical no nonsense New York businesswoman, and her daughter, …more»

Natalie Wood steals the show as precocious Susan Walker who doesn't believe in Santa Claus. So, who shows up but old Kris Kringle himself, delightfully portrayed by Edmund Gwenn. The sweet and endearing Kringle touches everyone he encounters and …more»

Putting Santa Claus on trial is a very modern idea. I can see it now. "How dare you sneak into houses and bring children gifts? How do you plea?"

I grew up on this movie. I started out on Chris's side. These days, I lean toward Maureen …more»

It is a real pleasure to watch a film that I loved so much as a child with my children. My 10 year old daughter was just as enthralled as I remember myself to be. This true Christmas classic is just as wonderfully corny as ever, and the message is just …more»

This movie didn't impress me at all. It was so boring. It's a boring Christmas movie. I didn't like it, at all.more»

Read the book that will show you that the movie is so much beetter told and descrpted thanks or reading.more»