Your Reviews
I love it. WE see this movie every year with out this movie it dose not feel like Christmas forget the snow
This is, without a doubt, the quintessential Christmas movie. It embodies the Christmas holiday in all it's glories and quirks... om the eyes of a child, just as it should be. A must see! Full Review
Ditto, Ditto, Ditto This movie deserves the top ********** by far one of the best and well worth viewing over and over. Scorp02
Critic Reviews
In short, A Christmas Story isn't just about Christmas; it's about childhood and it recaptures a time and place with love and wonder. It seems an instant classic, a film that will give pleasure to people not only this Christmas, but for many Christmases to come. [19 Nov 1983, p.1]Full Review
The affection audiences feel for A Christmas Story is related to the holiday spirit, yes, but specifically to Clark and Shepherd's awareness of how the true meaning of Christmas manifests in the real world, where a warm meal on a cold, dark day-and a surprising moment of parental grace-can ease a troubled mind.Full Review
It's those moments and others and the way they are tied together by Shepherd's tongue-in-cheek narration that cements A Christmas Story as one of those rare must-see holiday movies, even for those who don't celebrate Christmas.Full Review
It is pitch-perfect, telling the story through the enthusiastic and single-minded vision of its hero Ralphie, and finding in young Peter Billingsley a sly combination of innocence and calculation.Full Review
Director Bob Clark teamed with nostalgic humorist Jean Shepherd for this squeaky clean and often quite funny 1983 yuletide comedy, adapted from Shepherd's novel In God We Trust: All Others Pay Cash.Full Review
