Home alone: Eight-year-old Kevin McCallister's has become the man of the house, overnight! Accidentally left behind when his family rushes off on a Christmas vacation, Kevin gets busy decorating the house for the holidays. But he's not decking the halls with tinsel and holly. Two bumbling burglars are trying to break in, and Kevin's rigging a bewildering battery of booby taps to welcome them! Home alone 2: Kevin McCallister is back! But this time...

This tale begins in a snowy forest on Christmas Eve, where a forlorn little pine tree feels she is too homely to ever realize her dream of being a real Christmas tree. With the help of a comical baby bear, a happy-go-lucky squirrel, a cynical nutcracker, and a host of other forest creatures, as well as Santa Claus himself, the little tree discovers the true beauty of the season-- shines from within!

Christy Byrne, whose wife died four years ago, goes to New York with his children and meets Catherine O'Meara, whose husband died three years ago. They re-discover Christmas is the season of faith, hope, and love.

Eddie Munster misses Transylvania and clearly does not think it's the most wonderful time of the year. So the rest of the family - Herman, Lily, Grandpa, and Mayilyn - rally to make him enjoy the holly, jolly magic that Santa brings.

Is Santa real or isn't he? This is the question raised in this warm, 1947 film that's become a holiday tradition. The Christmas buying season has started and Macy's Department Store has a new Santa ... he's a jolly old fellow with whiskers and a smile who also happens to be named Kris Kringle. Some people start to believe he really is Santa Claus, like six year old Susan, but her mother, a Macy's executive, doesn't believe in the fantasy at all! Mr....

Iggy and Ziggy Cockroach, the meanest, greediest bugs in the garden, steal Grannypillar's fruitcake. Hailey and Bailey, through an act of generosity, remind the garden that the celebration of Christmas is not about fruitcake, but about God's gift to us.