61 years, man...

Here is a moment from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (1964).

Just seeing the towering Bumble, which in every scene prior was the most feared creature that was seen as mean, nasty, and hating everything having to do with Christmas, put the star on the tree is just so adorable!

Movie theaters forever:

Speaking of Batman, here's a clip from the second episode of Batman: The Animated Series, "Christmas With The Joker".

This is not only the first clip of the episode, but also the Joker's very first appearance in production order, and the first time that the character would be voiced by Mark Hamill!

How often do you get to see bats around Christmas time, like with this moment from Batman Returns?

There's always at least one person who is not exactly happy to see someone else, let alone to be caught wearing such a goofy costume.

I love Kevin Chamberlin as Bertram. He was always one of my favorite parts of Jessie.

Here is the poster set to music.

Music Source: Saving Mr. Banks (End Title) (composed by Thomas Newman)

I chose it because Newman is an underrated composer who has worked on a number of Disney projects (e.g., Saving Mr. Banks) and felt this was perfect for a Walt musical.

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It's been twenty one years since the Christmas classic, The Polar Express, came out.

I bring this up because I just thought back to this teaser trailer for the film, which interestingly had Tom Hanks voice Hero Boy (he doesn't have a name, but the art books call him Chris) as well as the conductor.

I remember being confused when I first saw the special with its drastically different animation.

Out of nowhere, I thought back to the antagonist Mr. Twitchell (voiced by Brian Doyle-Murray) singing a verse in "Let There Be Snow".

Try and listen to this and not picture The Flying Dutchman rapping.

I know this is severely out of season, but this just has to be said.

Take it away, Meryl Streep playing the witch from Into The Woods, a musical by an actual GOOD writer (or writers)!

One thing I love about The Amazing World of Gumball is how things can go from one to a million so quickly (even in literally under thirty seconds)!

An example of this is the opening to their Christmas episode!

Here's a Verizon Commercial from 2017.

I don't have much other to say it is one of the most memorable holiday commercials I have ever seen, largely just because of the sound!