Featured Audience Ratings

• Matthew S

  
  Cute, charming and funny enough to give my annual "It's a Wonderful Life" routine a break this Christmas. I recommend finding a theater around the holidays to become immersed in the stage productions and further enjoy the richness of Bing Crosby's performances.

• Everett J

  
  Having never seen this, i figured this would be the perfect time. Made in 1954, it holds up pretty well. Not a big musical fan, but I found the songs to be catchy and entertaining. Plus, Bing Crosby singing "White Christmas" is pretty awesome, can't lie. It's… More
  Having never seen this, i figured this would be the perfect time. Made in 1954, it holds up pretty well. Not a big musical fan, but I found the songs to be catchy and entertaining. Plus, Bing Crosby singing "White Christmas" is pretty awesome, can't lie. It's the story of four entertainers trying to help a ex General who runs a hotel and has financial trouble. All the performances are solid, and the ending is both emotional and touching. Not my favorite Christmas movie, or musical(this ain't no "Singin in the Rain"), but I can see the appeal for long time fans. Go back and watch for a retro Christmas musical treat.

• Universal D

  
  I've seen it a million times ... ok, ok, I've seen it every Christmas since we had a TV set ... and yeah, I still watch it. A movie entirely built around the popularity of one song that brought misty eyes and dreams of home to our soldiers overseas during WWll ... they… More
  I've seen it a million times ... ok, ok, I've seen it every Christmas since we had a TV set ... and yeah, I still watch it. A movie entirely built around the popularity of one song that brought misty eyes and dreams of home to our soldiers overseas during WWll ... they don't do THAT anymore. Is there a Vietnam musical we can laugh with? Iraq? Afghanistan?

• Michael E

  
  the music is very good but there isnt much to keep you staying to watch it except for the occasional laugh and my favorite part being when they lip sync that song when they dress in drag

• Cassie H

  
  I'm dreaming of a white christmas. This movie was a great musical with excellant performances by Danny Kaye,Bing Crosby,and Rosemary Clooney,and Vera Ellen. Great christmas film, if you love musicals :) I just love this movie :) It's another great holiday film :)

• AJ V

  
  My favourite Christmas movie! It's got a lot of fun songs, nice comedy, and good actors. And of course, Crosby does the famous title song. A must see.

• danny d

  
  this classic Christmas musical is one of the more well beloved and cherished musicals, and Christmas movies, of all time. surprisingly, for me its one of the more overrated. i am a huge fan of director michael curtiz, as well as both leading men, crosby and kaye, but the film didnt… More
  this classic Christmas musical is one of the more well beloved and cherished musicals, and Christmas movies, of all time. surprisingly, for me its one of the more overrated. i am a huge fan of director michael curtiz, as well as both leading men, crosby and kaye, but the film didnt quite work on enough levels. its a Christmas movie that has little to do with Christmas, and despite the fact that the music was well paced and not overdone the story never feels like its truly going anywhere. the focus of the story is on crosby falling in love with an unatractive woman at first sight an hour after saying he wasnt all that interested in love at this point in his life, and then the film uses the overdone plot device of creating unnecessary conflict out of zaney misunderstanding, which are misunderstandings that would never unfold this way in real life. the film is slightly saved by one very touching and well done moment at the end where the general is surprised by his former soldiers, but overall it all adds up to being fairly average.

• Mason W

  
  White Christmas, from 1954 starring the greats; Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen, and Danny Kay. This is one of my two all time favorite Xmas films (the other being the original 40's Xmas in Connecticut with Barbara Stanwyck) that are worth your time. This classic… More
  White Christmas, from 1954 starring the greats; Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Vera-Ellen, and Danny Kay. This is one of my two all time favorite Xmas films (the other being the original 40's Xmas in Connecticut with Barbara Stanwyck) that are worth your time. This classic with an Irving Berlin song's is always a staple for the holiday season. This will make everyone smile and enjoy the time of year...a joyful movie!

• Jeremy S

  
  Great musical with my favourite song 'White Christmas' performed by Bing Crosby.

• Lanning :

  
  To all flixsters who celebrate it, Merry Christmas 2007. This is one of my all-time favorite Christmas movies.

• Tom E

  
  Even tho it's a color takeoff on Holiday Inn, It is a very beautiful presentation especially the last tear-jerking scene.

• Jason S

  
  Excellent christmas movie.

• Mike N

  
  Once again, Tubbs informed me of the likelihood of Bogart and/or Kamikaze making an appearance at the cinemas this gentle, tender eve, for some russian film called "Ritornovta: King". Where does Tubbs find this stuff out? Maybe he's some sort of movie buff too. Might… More
  Once again, Tubbs informed me of the likelihood of Bogart and/or Kamikaze making an appearance at the cinemas this gentle, tender eve, for some russian film called "Ritornovta: King". Where does Tubbs find this stuff out? Maybe he's some sort of movie buff too. Might explain the tattoo of Rosemary Clooney he has on his upper arm. So yeah, I think I might hafta attend this flick. And who knows? Maybe Larry might be there...still as beer-fetchingly beautiful as ever. (drools) Whew! Sorry 'bout that. Whenever I think of women, I tend to break out into a spontaneous cheese fantasy-induced drool. Somethin' about women and cheese...ya know? Some striking similarities. I'd go into more detail, but I thought I'd keep it ambiguous instead. Anyways, Squiggy & Co. have made little developments on the Methochaun, and there were more attacks on my waffle soldiers (2 casaulties, 3 injured in the syrup ward). Tough little bastards, they are. Except when they're forced to actually fight. Then they fold like a bad hand of cards. Or a lawnchair. Or flimsy oregami. Or Kamikaze's grandma under my car. Or...eh, I think you get the picture. Maybe I should up the waffle training from "0 days" to "0.5 days". I'm dispatching more waffle troops to frontlines everywhere, and leaving the army in Tubbs' command. I'm doing a solo mission to the theater to watch this modern russian classic (that apparently features evil jewelry, evil lava, innocent dancing, and evil giant elephants - hmm, sounds like another ripoff to me), and scour the viscinity for the likes of evildoers in the shape of Bogart, Kamikaze, John Travolta and Meatloaf. I think I'm gonna bring "Warm Embrace" with me. Maybe I'll see that crazed murderous theater usher again too. I'll show HIM a thing or two about crazedness and murderousness! (loads "Warm Embrace" with very painful paintballs). Probably a Bogartian spy. Man, he's cleverererer than I thought, that Bogart. But thankfully, he's no genius. 'Cause then I'd be screwed.

• Andrew F

  
  Not spectacular, but entertaining. I don't like Bing Crosby very much.

• Alice S

  
  Music and dancing were all right, I guess, but I was particularly moved by the old theme of war comradeship.

• Andrew P

  
  Regarded as a classic, but its always regarded by people over 30. Watching it in the cinema with a bunch of old people was a lovely thing to do but the movie to me and im guessing my generation seems dated and slow, because it is. Its a christmas movie which is bareable once a year,… More
  Regarded as a classic, but its always regarded by people over 30. Watching it in the cinema with a bunch of old people was a lovely thing to do but the movie to me and im guessing my generation seems dated and slow, because it is. Its a christmas movie which is bareable once a year, but certainly doesnt hold up like the real old classics.

• Sarah P

  
  I was disappointed - it didn't seem to have much to do with Christmas at all.

• nathometer

  
  Not bad, but it just feels like a thursday night Christmas special.

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