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Christmas

11 titles

Classic Christmas Movies on DVD & Blu-ray

Vintage Christmas features, cartoon collections and holiday oddities — the kind of seasonal viewing that has been part of family Christmases for generations but is increasingly hard to find on disc.

Christmas Cartoons and Family Collections

The Classic Christmas Cartoon Collection gathers animated holiday shorts from the 1930s and 1940s, the era when studio animation departments produced Christmas cartoons every season. Christmas Classics for Kids! and Christmas Family Classics assemble festive material for younger viewers, and The Sights and Sounds of Christmas Complete Collection rounds out the seasonal sets.

Holiday Features

Santa Claus, René Cardona's 1959 Mexican Christmas fantasy in which Father Christmas battles a devil sent to ruin the holiday, is available in a collector's edition on Blu-ray and DVD. It is one of the strangest Christmas films ever made and has developed a devoted following well beyond Mexico. Beyond Tomorrow (1940) pairs Christmas sentiment with supernatural fantasy. Blue Christmas is stocked as a special edition on Blu-ray and DVD, and the collection also includes Home for Christmas, Christmas Mountain: The Story of a Cowboy Angel, and La Pastorela: The Shepherd's Tale, a retelling of the traditional Mexican nativity play.

Ordering in Time for Christmas

These are physical discs shipped from Tulsa, Oklahoma, so allow for delivery time when ordering as gifts. Seasonal titles are the fastest-moving stock in the catalogue each year and several are produced in limited quantities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these suitable for children?
The cartoon collections and family titles are made for family viewing. Ratings and running times for every title are listed on the individual product pages.
Is the 1959 Santa Claus in colour?
Yes. It is available in a restored collector's edition on both Blu-ray and DVD.
When should I order for Christmas delivery?
Order early. Holiday titles sell through quickly and shipping times increase through December.