Best Christmas & Holiday Family Movies & Cartoons available Free Online.
Ed’s intro: As a boy-now-man brought up by a poor, two-job working amazing single mom, I’m kinda proud of this post. If we’d had this when I was young, it would have helped a present-less Christmastime. Still, we were full of love, and books, and that was a rich life!
Peace on Earth on the Couch.
It’s time to gather together with those we love, make some (organic, local) popcorn with olive oil or whatever we heart (what’s your fave) and good salt and cozy up in lovely old blankets with our dog and/or cat and get movie-and-play watching. Here’s a few for those of us strapped for cash, or who just want easy access to some family favorites.
Know of something else you love? Leave the link in comments, I’ll add it!
First, a classic: The Snowman. {26 minute Family Cartoon, narrated by David Bowie}
The Snowman” first aired on 24 December, 1982
A great British animated Cartoon/Film, based on the award winning children’s novel “The Snowman” by Raymond BriggsThanks for viewing.
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Frosty!
Nutcracker: a wonderful family tradition worth seeing in person, if you can.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964) by dm_50b6c51b9d032
How the Grinch Stole Christmas 1966 by theperminator
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These were all just wonderful! I watched a few earlier today with some of my DISH coworkers and it really got us into the spirit of Christmas. I’ve been streaming even more Christmas movies through my DISH Hopper’s Blockbuster @Home app, and it’s been lovely since it just started snowing outside! I’m so glad that I can relax in doors and have a plethora of holiday titles to choose from, and I don’t have to shovel any snow to do so. Thanks and Happy Holidays!
I'd add Jim Henson's ~ Emmit Otter's Jug Band Christmas. Great story, great music. Timeless.
I don't have a television so this is a gift. I've missed the usual Christmas shows and now, thanks to you, I have great holiday shows to watch. Merry Christmas and Happy 2013!!!
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Merry Christmas Waylon, thanks for the suggestion, I´ll make sure to watch a couple with my cats!
Cristina
Wonderful collection! I was planning to (mildly) complain if the Alastair Sim A Christmas Carol (originally released as "Scrooge") wasn't here, but of course it was!
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