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Wish for Christmas: When a high school senior finds out from her parents that she has to miss the town’s winter dance to attend Christmas Eve service at church, she successfully wishes their faith away, bringing disastrous consequences to her family and community. Christmas with a Capital C: Christmas has always been a time of love and tradition in small town Trapper Falls-hometown of Mayor Dan Reed (Ted McGinley). With his brother Greg (Brad Stine), they drape the town in Christmas cheer, concentrating on the nativity scene. The town soon learns the lesson that with the arrival of Christmas, good will was to be given to all. Christmas Angel: This Christmas, Olivia Mead has one wish: that her single mom (Teri Polo) would find someone that she can call “Dad”. Inside a mysterious abandoned house, she discovers Elsie Waybright (Della Reese), the Christmas Angel. Will Elsie be able to teach Olivia and her friends to trust in God? Christmas Manger: Fleeing an abusive relationship, Jessica is reunited with her estranged foster father, “Chap,” a rough-around-the-edges rancher. With the help of a handsome neighbor,she learns to trust again and discovers that there is hope and healing at the manger. Silver Bells: Veteran sports anchor, Bruce Dalton, lives life “for the win.” But, to his family, friends and those around him, that’s not always a positive thing. This Christmas, will Dalton learn that life isn’t a win or lose game, but a sport best played as a team?
Bonus Content:
Disc 2 – Christmas with a Capital C:
- Commentary
- Behind the Scenes
- Highway 101 Bio
- Highway 101 Music Video
- Trailers
Disc 3 – Christmas Angel:
- Director’s Commentary
- Trailers
Aspect Ratio : 2.35:1, 1.78:1
MPAA rating : NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions : 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 5.64 ounces
Director : John K.D. Graham, Helmut Schleppi, Harold Cronk, Brian Herzlinger, Brent Ryan Green
Media Format : NTSC, DVD, Subtitled
Run time : 7 hours and 34 minutes
Release date : November 3, 2020
Actors : Joey Lawrence, Ted McGinley, Della Reese, Andrea Logan White, Bruce Boxleitner
Producers : Alexandra Boylan, James Chankin, John K.D. Graham, Michael Scott, David Cuddy
Language : English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Studio : Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
ASIN : B08HGTJLGM
Country of Origin : USA
Number of discs : 5
by Alvin Lawson
great feel good for christmas
All of the were good picks to play one after another.
by Lara
Well made – well acted
Sometimes Christian movies can be a bit cheesy & the acting wooden. After being so spoiled from The Chosen series, I was looking for more. This DVD set is a great value with 5 movies. The Christmas Wish is a bit hokey but the other 4 are wonderful. I’ve happily watched them several times during this holiday season. I was impressed with the scripts, acting, & emphasis on Jesus’ birth. There is also great cinematography, Christmas with a Capital C filmed in Alaska is breathtaking!!
by C
great movie
cool movie collection i really like this
by NJ Hearts
Great Christmas movies
All the movies are good. Nice to add to your Christmas collection
by Jack
Very good.
Very good.
by Lisa
Really wonderful “feel good” movies!
Packaged nicely, arrived quickly, good value! I didn’t realize these were a Pure Flix production but am well pleased about that!These are really nice Christian movies, well done & great casts!Will watch these many times!
by Taffy
Love old Christmas Movies
I absolutely love to watch old Christmas movies, brings back so many memories.
by Wedding planner
Christmas videos
I was glad to get these and watch them. This included movies that I had never heard of before.
by LUISFE
La caja, el marco rojo, la sucesión de fotos… Todo hace pensar que se trata de otra colección de pelÃculas navideñas que produce anualmente Hallmark.SÃ, bueno, pueden generarse un universo de objeciones hacia esas pelÃculas: que si son bobas, que si son ramplonas, que si son enajenantes… Pero son Hallmark, al fin y al cabo; y cumplen su cometido: dejar en el espectador un sentimiento de alegrÃa interior. TÃpicas “feel-good movies”.Este paquete NO es Hallmark y el sentimiento que brindan NO es de alegrÃa interior. En cambio, el mensaje de cada una es espelunante, por no decir más.Por ejemplo, en una de ellas, una adolescente pide como deseo navideño que sus padres dejen de creer en Dios (¿Qué? ¿de verdad? ¿y en cuál de todos los dioses de las sinnúmero de religiones que pululan en el planeta?). Su deseo se ve cumplido, y los padres empiezan a adorar…¡ al dinero! Vaya mensaje.En otra, los adornos navideños son vistos como vellocinos de oro modernos. ¿Qué? ¿es cierto? Lo que sucede en pantalla de verdad se escribió asÃ?Y ni para qué seguir dando ejemplos…Nocivo paquete de pelÃculas tendenciosas. Nocivo el engaño en que se cae porque la presentación del producto es completamente Hallmark.Y desde luego, torpe y tonto yo, por haber caÃdo en la trampa y no haber checado antes y con lupa, que el conjunto de pelÃculas nada tiene que ver con esas “feel-good movies”.Me siento como el niño a quien Santa Claus le dejó en su calceta de estambre un pedazo de carbón…