I left the movie smiling and in the holiday spirit of love and sharing. What more can be asked for. I really want to see it on Dvd so I can have captions.

No matter how young or old, you have to see this! My friend and I took 6 kids ranging from almost 2 to 8 y/o and all of us want to see it again. Definitely worth it! Predictable but still imaginative, the story lagged a little in the middle but as soon as I thought the kids were losing interest it picked back up and stayed there until the expected sentimental ending. If you have a hard time answering that question that every parent inevitably has to..."How does Santa deliver presents to every kid in the world, by himself, in 1 night?"...this is the perfect story to keep them convinced until they get a year older!

With a little bit of everything for everyone, this new-age christmas tale reminds us what christmas is all about. I wasnt really excited about Arthur Christmas, but I was thouroughly suprised. It is a wonderful story! Go see this movie

Pleasant story about the compassionate younger son of Santa, coming of age through a Christmas delivery error. Smiles, some adult humor, but no laughs throughout. Androgynous elves. Closing moments of film revealed main supporting elf character was female which was a surprise to our group. Attempt to make this enjoyable to adults resulted in a plot that the 5 yr old in our group squirming, constantly asking questions, and wondering when it would be over.

Arthur Christmas had an interesting and unique storyline, but maintained the tradition of Santa for children. My 6 and 8 year old kids liked it a lot. Although a PG movie, it was fine for them and there was not much that concerned my for their age groups. Although, the story might be a bit hard for very small children to understand. The wife and I enjoyed the movie as well. It was quite funny in parts. It was good fun for a family night out.