The Spirit of
Christmas Past
Metaphysical Mojo is pleased to present, Our THIRD YEAR of
The Spirit of Christmas Past . During the months of November and December, we will be sharing local stories, recipes, Christmas crafts, games, Christmas trivia and much more. We encourage all to share this page with others so they can experience the magic, wonder, and childhood memories of the holiday season.
Bright Blessings to you and your family.
Bruce the Moose
Bruce the Moose: A Canadian Icon Disappears.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
It was a sad day in December 1984. A Canadian Icon in most malls and shopping centers disappeared without a goodbye. I used to live for christmas and running to the Quinte mall to see...Bruce the moose!! He was MASSIVE. it is a happy memory of the first time years ago that i came to know bruce the moose. I had never seen anything like that. A twenty foot tall moose, that moved and sang to music. it was loud when things clicked and moved, but what a sight!
I remember that the show would last about twenty minutes. bruce would come to life, tap his hoof, play a piano, sing, blink his eyes, move his eye-brows and turn his head. during the show, bruce would be joined by his friend Chestnut, a Squirrel that lived in a log in the scenery. They would sing a song and finish the performance together.
The show centered around the true meaning of Christmas and to be caring, sharing and loving to your family. There were three songs, only two i can remember: (Guess Who) it's bruce the moose and That's christmas,C-H-r-i-S-T-M-A-S! Every child who sat on Santa's knee, would get a set of bruce the Moose moose Antlers, a bruce the moose colouring book, and a candy cane.
around December 1984....Bruce the moose was no more. I felt like a piece of my childhood was ripped away. i was hoping he would return someday...and that dream is still alive. i stay positive that he is stored away, under a dusty tarp, in a warehouse in belleville, ontario...waiting to be rescued. BRING BACK BRUCE THE MOOSE !!
Thank you to The simpson blog, for the use of pictures. for more information on bruce the Moose, please click Here.
Bright blessings
Bruce the Moose from various malls across ontario. the one at the Quinte mall in Belleville, Ontario looked Like the Bruce from picture three, with the piano from picture 1.
THE BELLEVILLE
SANTA CLAUS PARADE
The Belleville Santa Claus Parade, No Replacement For The Original.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
I am a sucker for the original. If it isn't broken don't try to improve or fix it. I was happy as a child in the 1970's to stand outside and watch a Parade, not a loud bunch of music to cover the generators, on a cold night in November. Give me the ORIGINAL Belleville Santa Claus Parade !! You remember the old parades through downtown, great floats, lots of bands from all over Ontario, and it was during the daytime. It was always the last Saturday in November and usually the same day as the Eaton's Santa Claus Parade in Toronto. The old parade route would start at the Fairgrounds, go north on Sidney St., turn right on to West Moira, Turn right on to Pinnacle, turn right onto Front St., then either to Meyers Pier or back to Fairgrounds. I believe that was the old route for many years.
Parade weekend was great as a child! You were always guaranteed to have a ton of snow.
We would get bundled up in our snowsuits, pack into the car, and head out for 9:30 am. The parade would start around 10:30 am. It was a great anticipation to see some of your favourite floats: The Shriners Camel Herder's, Blinky the Police Car, The Vintage Fire Engines, The Flinstones Car with Fred and Wilma, The Upside-down clowns and the Foster Clown Troupe with all the crazy bikes, go carts, and train...just a lot of fun.
There were candy canes and holiday treats handed out by the parade participants as they passed by the big crowds. The Canadian Postal carriers would collect letters to Santa from the kids along the parade route. Then the big moment arrived...in all his glory...there he was...life sized...SANTA CLAUS !! The crowds would all head into the downtown stores to grab hot chocolate or something warm.
It was time to head to the Quinte Mall to see Santa Claus arrive in a helicopter !! What a sight. Then indoors to see Bruce The Moose and wait in line to tell Santa what you would like for Christmas. You leave happy that you talked to the man himself, had a pair of Bruce The Moose antlers, a colouring book and yet another candy cane. Just enough time to rush home and catch the Eaton's Santa Claus Parade on television.
What more could a kid ask for ??
As the years went by, everything had to be re-vamped.There were problems with turns, electrical wires, etc. and the route changed many times. Then the parade was re-launched to a lighted offering at night. I, myself, liked the old parade, in the daytime, and later in November. You lose a bit of the magic, when all you hear is generators running. It is much colder at night, not really made for younger kids who get cold fast and up past their bed time. Today's parade isn't as long and the floats aren't anything like they used to be.
As I said earlier, I'm a sucker for the original.
Picture of The Foster Clown Troupe (left) and an old car in the 1978
Belleville Santa Claus Parade.
Pictures From Hastings County Archives
Picture of The Flinstone's Car with Fred & Wilma (left) and a Vintage Fire Engine in the 1978
Belleville Santa Claus Parade.
Pictures From Hastings County Archives
Do you remember this Train Engine in many parade's as a child?
From the 1978 Belleville Santa Claus Parade
Pictures From Hastings County Archives
Picture of a float from the Belleville O.P.P. in the 1978
Belleville Santa Claus Parade.
Pictures From Hastings County Archives
Picture of the float The Night Before Christmas in the 1978
Belleville Santa Claus Parade.
Pictures From Hastings County Archives
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
The Magic and Wonder of Christmas Past, Brings Out Children Young and Old.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
There are few things left that remind me of more innocent days as a child during the Christmas season. Most of my favourite Christmas cartoons/specials have been lost or threatened to be banned from television . The Christmas rush starts earlier every year. That reminded me of some things I still enjoy about the season. One of the most important was
my love of Christmas lights.
Before there was ever a Christmas Vacation movie and the Griswold House, our home
was way worse. I went crazy as a child. I had lights in every window, outside on the whole trim of the house, in every tree, around the T.V. antenna...You knew where we lived by the glow that emanated from our place three blocks away. There was probably about 500 multi-coloured lights on our Christmas Tree.
This year with Covid-19, the holidays are going to be difficult for everyone. This made me recall a tragic event that lead to a tradition for 61 years in Belleville, which has grown to become a labor of love. The difficulty faced and then memorialized as a Celebration of Life. Before T.V. shows like The Great Christmas Light Fight, computerized LED lights, holograms and all the new inflatable/wire framed displays, there was a Magician named Don Foster.
Don Foster was a native to Belleville with his wife Rita and son Billy. He was a former RCAF pilot, an engineer with the railway, made incredible costumes and contraptions with Rita, collected historical memorabilia, took part in parades and making floats, and was a city councilor in the late 70's/early 80's. Above all this, the Fosters are known for their incredible Christmas light display that started on December 1,1960.
With snow falling on a cold Christmas Eve in 1958, Billy Foster and Art "Sonny" Culloden were victims of a tragic car accident. The only son of Don and Rita Foster, they did not let their grief hinder the memory of their loss. The first year was tough, but Don dressed up in a Santa suit and spent until 11:30 p.m. visiting with the neighborhood children. The very next year, the Fosters decorated their house on Emily Street in Belleville as a Celebration of Life of Billy and the Christmas Season.
Don was a wizard when it came to his incredible moving displays. He used washing machine parts, belts, pulleys and all matter of gizmos to make his magical contraptions. That first year they had over 500 people stop to see the display. Children and adults would delight at the sound of hearing Santa talking to them over a speaker system. Don would climb the ladder
to the roof in a Santa costume and wave to the crowd.
Over the years, Don would add more to the display as it filled the little space on Emily Street. Popularity grew within the city and outlying areas as word spread of the Fosters light display. Members of the Foster and Culloden family would dress up as elves, Santa and Mrs. Claus and hand out candy canes to the massive line up of cars. I remember that if you came by on Christmas Eve between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m., you could meet Santa!!
This all changed in 1981 when Don Foster fell ill. Knowing how much the city embraced the yearly display, the Fosters handed it to friends Bruce and Marjorie Nickle. The Nickle's carried on the tradition at their house on Marsh Drive until Bruce fell ill. In 1994 the city took over the Billy Foster Christmas Light Display and it was relocated to the site of the Tom Gavey Alemite Ball Park on Pine Street.
While at the location on Pine Street, an incident happened that lead to most of the original display being broken or in disrepair. The display was then repaired and taken over by The Belleville Professional Firefighters Association. Over the years, The Billy Foster Christmas Light Display fell into darkness, trying to find a safe home. Through the incredible efforts of local businesses/charities, donations, fund raisers, volunteers, city council members and members of the Culloden family, the Billy Foster Christmas Light Display was re-lit again on Nov. 15, 2013. Since that time, new light displays have been added by the city of Belleville.
This year, Belleville has embraced the Christmas spirit even with the Covid regulations. The Belleville Festival of Lights is a celebration of the season with over 5 km of light and music displays. The highlight for the 64th year, is the Billy Foster Christmas Light Display. There is also the Home for The Holidays Decorating Contest. This season is truly one of light, joy, peace, magic, hope and wonder.
"In keeping with the situation", I have been fortunate to have held on to a treasure near and dear to my heart since 1985. They are the last pictures I have of the whole ORIGINAL Billy Foster Christmas Light Display. I took these pictures when I was 15 years old and the display was at Bruce and Marjorie Nickle's home on Marsh Drive. For the first time, the Billy Foster Christmas Light Display, from homes over the years.
Bright Blessings and may the light and joy of the holiday season
be experienced through your inner child once more.
Pictures from Belleville Intelligencer September 22,2002 edition. Notice in the picture of the Foster home: The sleigh and moving reindeer on the roof, the Santa Claus on the chimney, and some lights and reindeer cut outs. Over the years, sound and music was added, metal candy canes were hung in the branches of the tree, mushroom houses and elves were placed on the ground and metal awnings over porch and window, Snow White and Seven Dwarves lawn ornaments donned the ground, a mechanized elf would crack the reigns of a flying reindeer, Bell lights marked off the display and more was added when the display was moved to the Nickle's home.
Metal Candy Canes that used to Hang in the tree branches out front of Foster home
on Emily Street.
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Picture of ORIGINAL Rudolph 1985 (left) and today. Notice all the elves and gnomes on the ground behind Rudolph in 1985 photo. They are the ones located by Mushroom Houses and on metal awnings at the Foster home on Emily Street. They are not around anymore.
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Picture of Santa, Sleigh and moving reindeer 1985 (left) and today. Notice the ORIGINAL sign in the 1985 photo. The sleigh and moving reindeer were on the roof and Santa on the chimney at Foster home on Emily Street. The original signs are long lost.
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Picture of the ORIGINAL Santa's Workshop 1985 (left) and today. Notice the ORIGINAL sign in the 1985 photo. The bells, rope/bar motion mechanism, and paint job were all refurbished since it's creation at Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf
for the Foster home on Emily Street. The original design is here again.
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Picture of the ORIGINAL Nativity figures and creche 1985 (left) and today. The ORIGINAL Bell Lights and Candles in the 2020 photo (right), are still brilliant . The Bell Lights used to mark the barriers of the display at the Foster home on Emily Street. The original lighted figures and creche had to be replaced.
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Picture of ORIGINAL book 1985 (left) and today. Notice the ORIGINAL plastic elves in front of the book in the 1985 photo. These elves were the ones on the metal awnings at the Foster home on Emily Street and are gone now. The Nickle's book was updated.
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Picture of ORIGINAL Angel Choir and Church lighted figures 1985 (left) and One of three left to survive ORIGINAL Mushroom House now. The other two Mushroom Houses were painted white with red polka dots and red with white polka dots. All items in above pictures have been refurbished. The elves and gnomes are gone now, but were on the ground around the three Mushroom Houses at the Foster home on Emily Street.
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Picture of ORIGINAL Snow White and the Seven Dwarves lawn ornaments and a mechanized elf in the sleigh in background would crack the reigns of a flying reindeer in 1985. All the lawn ornaments and mechanized sleigh adorned the ground at the Foster home on Emily Street. Everything in these pictures but the lighted snowman, are gone. Snow White and the Seven Dwarves have been replaced by the Peanuts gang today.
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Picture of ORIGINAL elf in motorized helicopter in 1985 . This was a great addition. The lights on the cockpit and propeller would blink and the propeller would rotate. I'm not certain if this was ever at the Foster home on Emily Street. The helicopter is also a lost item.
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Picture of ORIGINAL signs 1985 (left) and today. Notice the ORIGINAL signs in the 1985 photo. These were posted on the lawn at Foster home on Emily Street.
The original signs live again.
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YULE : The Origin's
of "Christmas"
YULE: The Origin's Of "Christmas".
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
Happy Blessed Yule to all my Wiccan and Pagan friends. What is Yule?? It is the origin of everything to do with today's Christmas decorations, symbols, and traditions. It has all gotten mixed up, bastardized, and commercialized to be something unrecognizable to its Pagan roots. Let me give you a brief history on how everything started.
The Ancient Egyptians were the first people to celebrate the roots of the holiday. They would decorate the walls of pyramids and temples with evergreen boughs. This was the height of Solar Festivals, marking the rebirth of the Sun God Ra and Horus. The Egyptians believed that this would also stop the darkness of chaos from spreading over the land.
The Celtic Druids are credited with many of the images we have in our homes. The festival of Yule marked the shortest day and longest night of the year on the Winter Solstice (Dec 20-22). The celebration would last 12 days until January 1st. It was the time to re-enact the battle between the aging Holly King (the darkness of the old year) and the young Oak King (the light of the coming year). The old king is symbolically slain and the Oak King takes his throne to rule the New Year...Sound Familiar? Celts would also choose a dried piece of oak and decorate it with ribbons, holly, and ivy. Families would light this Yule Log on Winter Solstice at 12:00:01 am and help to re-kindle the suns strength as it rose in the morning light. They would save a piece of the log to re-light next years Yule Log. Druids are also credited with Mistletoe and the myth behind it. It states that Mistletoe is supposed to possess mystical powers which bring good luck to the household and ward off evil spirits.
Wiccans and Pagans took it one step further. Evergreens, Holly, Ivy, and Mistletoe were symbols of fertility which represented the God and Goddess. They would bring evergreen trees and boughs into the home to appease the Wood Spirits during the cold dark days of Winter. Next, it was time to decorate the tree with dried fruits, treats, and strings of berries to provide food for the Spirits. Silver and gold stars, suns, moons, and bells would hang on the tree and would ring to announce an appreciative Spirit. A Five Pointed Star or Pentacle, representing the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit, adorns the top of the tree. They would make pomander balls (oranges with whole cloves poked into them) and hang them in the house to ward off Evil Spirits. It was a time of peace, warmth, light, joy, and love. Home-made gifts, treats, and meals were shared by all in the spirit of the day.
The Pagans in Rome took the celebrations to new heights with the festival of Saturnalia. Dec. 25th marked the birth of the Sun God Mithras, the light of the world. The feasting, drinking, singing, and gift-giving were in abundance. The Yule Log became a symbol of Mithras. Lighted candles and more ornate decorations were added to the tree branches, and fertility rights were celebrated.
Constantine the Emperor, A Pagan, decided to change everything in the fourth century A.D. He was the person responsible for instituting Roman Catholicism. Things needed to be re-vamped. There were problems with all the Pagan symbolism and fertility rituals. The church
was not pleased. So Constantine took it upon himself, with some "Help" from the Bishop of Rome, and instituted Christmas or Christ-Mass.
This is what happened to the above Pagan festival of Yule/Saturnalia:
- Ra/Horus/Oak King/Holly King/Mithras replaced by birth of
Jesus Christ (Dec. 25th?? How can that be if shepherds were abiding
their flocks...wouldn't that be in March on the other side of the world??)
- Holly/Ivy now represents their green leaves to be "the crown"
and red berries "the blood" of Jesus Christ.
- Mistletoe is now to be known for receiving a good luck kiss for the coming year.
- The Pentagram Star is now the Star of Bethlehem, signaling
the birth of the newborn King of Kings, Jesus Christ.
- Presents/Gift Giving origins now credited to the "original"
bringers of gifts, the Three Wise Men (Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh).
- Gold and Silver replaced with red and green (same as
holly and ivy colour representation above).
- The Pagan Angel on the top of the tree is to represent the
Messenger angel: "For unto you is born this day in the city of
David a Savior, who is Christ, the Lord!"
-The Christmas Tree/Evergreen Boughs are now credited
to Martin Luther, (He was a reverend, walking through the woods on a
snowy evening, and saw the stars through the branches of a silhouetted
evergreen tree. He brought the tree into his house and put candles
on the branches to mimic stars. This was to get rid of fertility association.)
- The Yule Log credited to Scandinavians to rid Pagan association.
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Over the years, many things have changed again. The spirit of peace on earth and goodwill toward men has been lost to commercialism and greed. Being a Wiccan myself for many years now, I keep the old ways of honouring the Gods/Godesses in my Yule celebration. Yule is still a very ancient, powerful, and joyful day for me. I do not let myself get all caught up in the stress, rush, anger, frustration, spending, and grief that has been nailed to the word Christmas. That is because I don't celebrate the modern version of Christmas...I celebrate the joyous festival of Yule. Whatever you celebrate, Kwanzaa, Hanukka (Chanukah), Yule, Christmas or any other holiday, remember where the origins started.
Metaphysical Mojo wishes Bright Blessings to you and your family this holiday
season. May your celebrations be filled with family, friends, light,
love, abundance, joy, and laughter.
Picture on left is comparison of Horus, Mithras and Jesus Christ.
On right is a Pagan who is celebrating the feast of St. Lucia.
Picture on left is a brief description of Yule. On right is information on Pagan origins (once again, a five pointed star is a pentagram, the shape on the inside is a pentagon)
Picture on left of how things were changed by Constantine the Emperor. On right is some straight up truth.
Classic Christmas Commercials
The Joy of 70's and 80's Christmas Commercials.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
I remember as a child of the 70's and 80's being bombarded with Christmas Commercials! The difference is, back then the commercials didn't start right after thanksgiving!! it was exciting to see all the new things that were coming out for kids in the 70's and 80's. There were: commodore 64/ Radio Shack TRS 80 Home computer systems, Atari / nintendo / Playstation video game systems, microwave ovens, Cabbage patch kids, Teddy Ruxpin, Masters Of The Universe / G.I. Joe / Voltron / TMNT / WWE Action Figures, Race car / Hot Wheels stunt / Train tracks, Smash Up Derby cars, Electronic Quarterback / Speak & Spell / Merlin / Simon.....the Joy and wonder was astounding !!
the 70's and 80's launched the electronics and video game revolution. A simpler time when it was great to be a child. The best toys, new technology, and great Christmas advertising campaigns...some of which are still being used today! Here are a few of my favourite and most recognized Christmas Commercials from when I was a child.
I hope you will enjoy them as much as I did.
Bright blessings!
Here are the times to fast forward to for great commercial memories: 0:00, 0:18, 0:47, 2:16, 4:39, 7:10, 7:40, 9:27, 10:54, 12:59, 17:01, 20:02, 20:32, 27:29, 31:39, 32:45, 33:15, 36:30, 37:42, 41:51, 43:49, 44:18 and 45:40. There are other commercials , Christmas Cartoon ads and much more if you want to check out the whole video! The great fun is seeing all the old clothes, hairstyles, and prices for things back then.
Here are the times to fast forward to for great commercial memories: 0:00, 1:31, 2:00, 5:19, 5:49, 6:50, 7:19, 8:58, 11:50, 12:05, 14:05, 16:50, 17:48, 18:08, 18:38, 22:15, 26:40, 28:09, 30:38, 32:58, 38:48, 43:55 and 45:10. There are other commercials , Christmas Cartoon ads and much more if you want to check out the whole video! The great fun is seeing all the old clothes, hairstyles, and prices for things back then.
One of my favourite classic Christmas commercials,
The Great House of Guitars and Armand the Blue-Nosed Guitarman
Dickens Of A Christmas
Dickens Of A Christmas, Dundas Ontario.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
In the town of Dundas Ontario, is a yearly festival that celebrates the spirit of Charles Dickens. Explore downtown and step back in time with Victorian Decorations, Father Christmas, Christmas Carollers, A Carousel, Sweets, Treats, Candy Cane Lane and much more!
We enjoyed our time in Dundas and shared many stories about the Christmas Tree, History of Christmas and the Origins of Santa Claus. Stepping back in time as we walked the downtown core. We met many people, pets and performers during our visit. The Spirit Of The Season shone through as we handed out candy canes. It was a great event and
everyone had a lot of fun!
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Merry Christmas and Blessed Yule to our Wiccan/Pagan Friends!
Festival Of Lights
Festival Of Lights, Burlington Ontario.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
Merry Christmas and Blessed Yule To our Wiccan/Pagan Friends!🎄🎇
We visited the Festival Of Lights 2021 event, Celebrating 26 Years of Holiday Magic!
"The Festival of Lights illuminates Burlington’s waterfront through December to early January each year. Thousands of local residents and visitors from across the region, and beyond, have made it a seasonal tradition to wander through the park with family and friends to view the themed displays. Tens of thousands more take in the attraction while driving along Lakeshore Road at the City’s waterfront throughout the holiday season. It represents a popular annual tradition in the community. The Festival marks its 26th anniversary in 2021. Come share your holiday spirits with family and friends while strolling through the magical lighting displays this year!"
Thank you to everyone for the fun and great Displays!
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Village Square
Village Square, Burlington Ontario.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
Merry Christmas and Blessed Yule To our Wiccan/Pagan Friends!🎄🎇
We visited the Festival Of Lights 2021 event! I took Darlene to a festive treat hidden
in downtown Burlington,ON......Village Square!
Step Back In Time as you stroll The Cobblestone Pathways. "Designed in the tradition of a turn-of-the-century town square, Village Square unites historic architecture with modern lifestyle interests and establishments. Home to a sophisticated mix of locations, Village Square has something for everyone." Thank you to everyone for the fun and great Displays!
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108 HoLIDAY MOVIES &
CHRISTMAS Specials
Holiday Movies & Christmas Specials:
Classics, Cartoons, & Common Ground.
Written by: Johnathon Boyd
The Holiday Season is in overdrive. It is time for the yearly parade of our favourite
HoLIDAY MOVIES & CHRISTMAS Specials!! "I have been on this planet, for
53 Years Now. I must find some JOY in Christmas..But How??"
For me, it is through re-watching The Holiday Classics! My JOY during the "SEASON",
as I relive the simpler times of my childhood, and the magic and wonder of Christmas.
When the snow was blowing fierce outside, there was A Charlie Brown Christmas,
How The Grich Stole Christmas, Frosty The Snowman, Rudolph The Red-Nosed
Reindeer, A Christmas Story, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, and many
more as the weeks rolled by.
So many of the Classics, we have come to love every year,
have a category of their own! I talking about the Rankin/Bass Collection. Some you
are familiar with, and some you have forgotten about due to not being played for
more that 25 years. Long gone are the days in the 70's and 80's with the Christmas
Special All-Day Marathons!! They ran, the week before Christmas, Christmas Eve
Day, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day. All Un-Edited for time, Commercial Free and
ran Back to Back starting at 5:00 AM to 9:00PM yearly. What a great time to be a child!
Over the years, HoLIDAY MOVIES & CHRISTMAS Specials have taken a hit on
the Broadcasting Schedule. Many on the list below have been lost to time, never to be
played again. The Great News is that most have been restored and put out on Blu-Ray
and Digital Copies to survive for generations to come!
Most Christmas Fanatics start their yearly countdown of watching their favourite
HoLIDAY MOVIES & CHRISTMAS Specials on December 1st and culminating
with a marathon of THE BEST on Christmas Eve! Everyone has their favourites
Below are 108 of my picks (no specific ranking) for the Best HoLIDAY MOVIES & CHRISTMAS Specials. Some have spawned franchises, prequels, numerous
sequels, re-boots, comics/books, mass merchandising, spin-offs, etc.
You may agree or not, it is all up to personal choice.
Bright Blessings to you and your family.
Images By: imdb.com
THE CLASSICS!
ANIMATED CLASSICS!
The Rankin/Bass Collection
FAMILY FAVOURITES
