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Elf And The Nightmare Before Christmas

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There are so many different Cchristmas movies that people all over the world watch every year. Some of the most watched Christmas movies are A Christmas Story, Elf, and The nightmare before Christmas. Each of these movies are great in their own way. Keep reading to find out what makes them so awesome. this is what they are about.
A Christmas Story is a movie about about a kid who wanted a BBbb gun for christmas but every adult was telling him that he would will “shoot his eye out”. but that didn’t stop him from wanting the bb gun. On christmas when he got the bb gun he decided to shoot it outside in his backyard and he almost shot his eye out
In the movie Elf a baby crawled into Santa's present bag and got gets taken away to The North Pole.

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