5 Responses to “White Christmas”

• By Anonymous on Sep 3, 2010

  These type of movies had little to do with Christmas other than making a quick buck.

  Not many people knew at the time that Bing Crosby was a child abuser. Three of his children would eventually commit suicide.
  Rating: 2 / 5
• By John K on Sep 3, 2010

  Don’t waste your time with this movie. I could care less if people consider this a feel good classic peice of cinema, because it really isn’t worth the celluloid it was printed on!

  All this movie is, is a fluff peice. They sing, they dance, they feel happy and then they go back to singing again…round and round we go…and where are we going? where is this movie taking us? NOWHERE! Correct me if I’m wrong-which I’m not-but isn’t a story supposed to have conflict!? Isn’t that one of the BASIC components to a good story?-Or ANY story, really? Why Yes! I believe it is! Does this movie have conflict? No, I believe it doesn’t!…well, okay…ONE IOTA of conflict is all it has, and the conflict lasted only 10 minutes or so. That is it! No other conflict in this whole feature length film. I swear, I think this film was only meant to showcase the singing and dancing talents of Bing Crosby and company. There is even a number in here that has NOTHING to do Christmas-and there is very little of anything to do with Christmas in this movie now that I think about it.

  If you want to ONLY smile and feel happy as you watch happy people sing and dance then get this movie. Otherwise, don’t bother yourself. The singing and dancing talent is very good, I will give it that…but trust me, that’s ALL this movie has.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By Anonymous on Sep 3, 2010

  When you see Bing Crosby sleep-walking his way through this appalling flick, you can almost sympathize with the younger generations who idolize such non-talents as Madonna and illiterate rap “stars.” How did the guy ever get to be rich and famous? And the rest of the movie is awful in almost every way. The script should receive special bashing–really the dullest dialog I’ve ever heard. It tries so hard to be funny and clever and never even comes close. And it goes on and on and on . . . I thought the first long scene of “banter” between Crosby and Danny Kaye in the dressing room would never end. The songs and dances aren’t bad–Danny Kaye obviously eats up the “sisters” song he does with Bing–and there’s refreshingly little Christmas music (which may be why it’s the favorite “Christmas” movie of one reviewer). Dean Jagger is too good for the film but still manages to maintain his integrity in spite of his repulsive environment. However, if you want a training film on how to be a good, dull, Sunday-Christian, this is for you.
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By Robert Thornburg on Sep 3, 2010

  This experience was TOTALLY UNSATISFACTORY!!! I received a notice that the product had been shipped; it included a very long number to trace the shipment. It was promised for February 6th, but did not arrive. On February 16th you wrote me that the shipment was never made. Now which is it? Did you have it, and misplace it in the process, or did you lie when you said it was already send out? I have had otherwise good results in my purchases from amazon, but this is a real mess-up. I wrote to ask how to reorder, and this is the only response since then. Is there anything you can do to change this problem.? Do you reprint reviews of your service?
  Rating: 1 / 5
• By Anonymous on Sep 3, 2010

  This movie is hardly a movie, just a lot of singing and dancing with no actual storyline.
  Rating: 2 / 5

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