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Something you won't be mad that your awful child wants to watch.

Great musical numbers.

How can you argue with the heat miser's minions? I get so excited for Christmas when I see this special.

The Miser Brothers songs are the best.

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Cute at times; not very inspired.

I think I'll just stick with "Rudolph" and "Hooves of Fire" for my Christmas stop-motion animation viewing.

Just here for Snow Miser/Heat Miser.

Fairly straightforward Christmas classic. Memorable Miser Brothers. Cute and well-done reindeer. Fav scene: dad remembering hearing Santa sing and transitioning into current Santa singing.

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Wasn't Mickey Rooney's voice irritating enough in 'Santa Claus is Comin' to Town'? He always sounds joyously constipated.

B-

1970's in all it's glory!

Tis another Christmas season - apparently now, screw Jesus, without Santa, there's no reason. Great musical numbers excepting, constant poetry had me retching.

Entirely ridiculous, leaping from conflict to conflict.

Throughout the 60's & 70's, Arthur Rankin and Jules Bass created some of the best Christmas specials, using stop-motion to bring their tales to life. While others are more traditional, this story of how Santa is too sick to fulfill his duties, leaving a pair of elves to save the day, is by far my favorite. The REAL stars of the show though, are the two brothers Heat Miser & Snow Miser, whose sibling rivalry just won't let it snow for Christmas. The songs will be stuck in your head for days

I can't help but enjoy a movie that painstakingly reminds children that Santa is the reason for the season.

Cheesy, awkward, and weird, but very nostalgic for those who grew up with it.

I fell asleep watching this. Of course, I was 22 years old by the time I'd finally seen this Christmas special, so maybe you need to be a kid to enjoy this.