CLASSIC CHRISTMAS MOVIES 2009

1) "The Bishop's Wife" (1947)-Cary Grant, Loretta Young, David Niven plus so many more veteran actors fill the screen.

Cary Grant is an Angel sent down in response to a prayer from the Bishop (Niven) for help in raising funds for a new cathedral.

The Bishop gets more help than he bargained for however, as the Angel becomes entwined in his work on the cathedral and his family situation.

2) "Miracle on 34th Street" (1947)-What was it about this year that gave birth to such a pair of Christmas Gems?
This movie stars Maureen O'Hara, Natalie Wood, John Payne and Kris Kringle himself, Edmund Gwenn.  When a nice old man keeps insisting that he's Santa Claus, he gets thrown in an insane asylum.

A young lawyer (Payne) risks his career and love interest (O'Hara) to defend Kris in a court case that grabs the attention of the whole country.

3) "Elf"- Stars Will Ferrell, Zooey Deschanel, James Caan, Mary Steenburgen, Bob Newhart and Edward Asner.  This movie continues its staying power every year.

It can now be safely stated that Elf has joined the ranks of genuine Christmas Classics.  Buddy the Elf (Ferrell) is a very tall human raised by Papa Elf (Newhart) at the North Pole from an infant after he crawled into Santa's (Asner) Magical Sack of Toys on a Christmas Eve toy run.

Since he doesn't really fit in (literally), Buddy is sent to New York city on a mission to find his real father (Caan), and the adventure begins.

These are 3 of the 10 Holiday movies on the Jacosun Classic Christmas Movie list.

As a bonus, links are provided to seldom seen, sometimes bizarre, Christmas T.V. Specials which aired in some cases only one time;  like "The Star Wars Holiday Special" from 1978 or "Santa Clause Conquers the Martians" from 1964 which is so horrible that it has become a Cult Classic and made it as #10 on our Best list.

To read about and actually experience The Most Entertaining Christmas Movie Classics of all time, go to Jacosun.com.