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Miracle On 34th Street (1947) |
52 reviews |
Film rated 4.4 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.5 / 5)
(Guy rating: 4.4 / 5)
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Santa's stamps of approval! |
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Yes, Natalie, there's Santa. |
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Kringle, E.G. Santa, genuine. |
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Believe Santa? Natalie would! |
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Legally sanctioned Santa. |
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Payne's Xmas list: O'Hara. |
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Susan believes Kringle real. |
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Kris Kringle proves existence. |
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Gwenn offered Santa's post. |
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Macy's Santa recommends Gimbel's. |
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Kringle: You've got mail! |
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U.S. Government fingers Santa. |
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Wood claims Santa's reel. |
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"Kringle sells, Kringle sells". |
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Santa's very merry verdict. |
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Natalie Seaton Santa's knee. |
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Christmas spirit envelop(e)s courtroom. |
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Cynic's daughter discovers truth. |
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Christmas classic, all believe. |
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Kris Kringle canes curmudgeon. |
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Claus converts curmudgeon kid. |
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Kringle replaces drunken Santa. |
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Santa = Real Estate Agent. |
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Lockhart adjudicates Santa Clause. |
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Government's Gone with Gwenn. |
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Natalie Wood, you believe? |
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Crazy Gwenn's court victory. |
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Postal Service certifies Santa. |
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Courtroom delivery for Santa. |
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Payne a-mail-iorates Santa's reputation. |
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Cynic hires Santa impersonator. |
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Santa letters and Payne-demonium. |
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Gwynn's Kring-ularly heartwarming peformance. |
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Sentiment elicits Kringling sensation. |
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Kringle's lawyer unearths loophole. |
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