Charlie Brown’s Christmas Tales (2010)
Each story highlights themes of friendship and holiday spirit as the characters celebrate Christmas. The tales reflect the joy and warmth of the season, showcasing what Christmas truly means.

Babes in Toyland (1961) – Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
A classic musical tale about a magical land filled with toys and whimsical characters. The story centers on a young girl named Mary and her adventures in Toyland, where she must save her friend, Georgie Porgie, from the clutches of the evil Barnaby.

I Want a Dog for Christmas Charlie Brown (2009)
Charlie Brown wishes for a dog. As he learns about responsibility and the joy of having a pet, the special emphasizes friendship and family during the holiday season. Warner Bros. Home Video

It’s A Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie (2002) – NBC, MGM, 20th Century Studios, DreamWorks Pictures, Universal Pictures Home Entertainment
The story revolves around Kermit and his friends as they prepare for Christmas while dealing with the challenges and joys of the season. When the Muppets’ plans go awry, they learn important lessons about friendship, love, and the true meaning of Christmas.

The Polar Express (2004) – Warner Bros., Warner Bros. Pictures, Mosfilm, FilmFlex
A young boy boards the Polar Express and meets other children and the mysterious conductor. During their adventure, they see amazing sights and have fun experiences that make them question what they believe about Christmas.

A Charlie Brown Christmas, (1965)
Charlie Brown searches for the true meaning of Christmas. Frustrated by the focus on gifts and decorations, he directs the school Christmas play. When he chooses a small tree that his friends mock, he inspires them to come together. They discover that Christmas is about love, friendship, and togetherness, reminding us that the holiday is more than just giving gifts.