There’s a reason why films often opt to deal with despair, misfortune and unavoidable circumstance. Feel-good movies are too kitschy, too void of meaningful human emotion, and most annoyingly, too artificial....

First produced in stop motion animation, the classic story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer is aired on television every Christmas. Originally showing in 1964, it has since been digitally remastered...

Every time winter rolls around, I pull out a box of hot chocolate and sit down to watch The Polar Express. It’s an essential to the Christmas movie collection of every shelf out there and is the favorite...

First released in 1947, Miracle on 34th Street is a touching and heartwarming tale of faith and belief. Centered around young Susan Walker (Natalie Wood), an old man claiming to be Santa Claus (Edmund...