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Christmas Oranges

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Condition
New
Format
DVD June 1, 2012
Dimensions
7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 in; 2.88 oz
Genre
faith_&_spirituality
Language
English
Runtime
1 hour and 40 minutes
MPAA rating
PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)

Specs 13

Genre faith_&_spirituality
Format Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen
Contributor Bailee Johnson, Edward Herrmann, John Lyde, Nancy Stafford
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 40 minutes
MPAA rating PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Product Dimensions 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.88 ounces
Director John Lyde

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highly recommended for Christmas and any time of the year.
As a movie reviewer on a quest to find wholesome family entertainment, I’m always thrilled to find a heartwarming movie that I hadn’t heard much about and discover a gem in the process. Such is the case with Christmas Oranges. Rose was abandoned as a baby on the steps of Greenwoods Orphanage. The motherly caretaker, widow Mrs. Hartley, takes Rose in to the orphanage and raises her, along with the other children of the orphanage, as if they were her own. The children enjoy a loving environment and all is well until the unspeakable happens. Rose is then transferred to Irongates Orphanage, a place opposite in every way from the Greenwoods Orphanage. Under cruel Mr. Crampton’s direction, the children at Irongates are under strict rule with no love and very little attention. Rose is immediately grateful for the new friends she finds at Irongates, as well as, Mr. Crampton’s kind brother Joe, and Polly, the cook. She hears of the stories of what happens on Christmas – the only day Mr. Crampton allows the children to have any fun. It’s on that special day that Joe brings each child an orange – oranges he has hung on the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. Rose finds it difficult to wait for Christmas Day. Along the way, Rose encounters difficulties at every turn with Mr. Crampton. When she discovers he harbors a secret, will her gentle spirit sway him to realize the mistakes he’s made and that it’s never too late to start anew? Christmas Oranges has quickly become one of my favorite films. Delightful, heartwarming, and humorous in parts, I was thrilled to have stumbled upon it. Christmas Oranges is not a Christian film, but it does have some wonderful lessons for discussion. For example: love despite biological ties, loyalty, friendship, forgiveness, grace, and serving others. There is nothing objectionable in this movie. But I will give you one word of caution: you may need a Kleenex. I know I did. I highly recommended this movie for all ages for Christmas and for any time of the year. This review first appeared on my Mom-Approved Movie Listing on my wordpress blog. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2013 by Penny Zeller, Christian Author and Speaker
Received on time.
Good movie
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025 by Annette Murphy
Family Movie
This is a good movie, has a easy to follow plot, in my 58 yrs I've never heard of this movie....if you like family movies it's one to buy
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025 by Amazon Customer
A New Christmas Treasure
I wasn’t able to receive this movie until 2025 but watching it for the first time after Christmas made it all the better. It was released in 2012 but I had not heard of it. I haven’t bought a new Christmas movie in quite a few years and I don’t remember every year to check for new ones due to the disappointment in what I find. I sure was rewarded this past Christmas after several hours of deciding to look again. What a marvelous movie the whole family can enjoy. The movie is very moving and brought great joy to my heart even though there is sadness with the joy, just as with the true meaning of Christmas. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025 by Amazon Customer
A superb Christmas film, if sad at times
This is not a happy movie, but it is a very good movie. If you're looking for a simple, pleasant story, you may wish to look elsewhere. If you're in the mood for a down-on-their-luck story with a good deal of sadness along the way, this is an excellent candidate for the job. It is the story of orphans; Rose was dropped off by her mother as a baby and the story is told mostly through her. Her first orphanage was not that bad: the woman running it loved children and certainly all those in her care. But when she dies in the great flu epidemic at the end of World War I, things don't go so well anymore. Rose is moved to another orphanage, one run by a man (Edward Herrmann) who is a taskmaster, one determined to punish all rule-breakers. At first it is not clear why he does this, but despite the punishments, Rose manages to get on with most of ther fellow orphans. And the headmaster's brother ia a very nice guy. The story is one of changing one's ways, of learning how to be kinder and, in that sense, it is an excellent movie -- the story pulls no punches, Rose has to earn her way, win over those who are not so nice. The acting is superb and Bailee Johnson, who plays Rose, is superb. A story so complex demands as much and they are one and all up to the job. It is well worth the watching. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2015 by Thomas C. Fletcher
Good family movie
This was a good family Christmas movie. My husband even liked it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024 by Mrs. Rita
A great family film
A warm, friendly, touching family Christmas movie. Acting isn't that great except the adults but all-in-all a good holiday film.
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2017 by W. N. Craft
A must see holiday story!🎄❤️
If you love a good holiday story then this movie is a must see! The famous actor, Edward Herrmann (Gilmore Girls) is in this movie. This holiday story is about heartache, forgiveness and friendship.
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024 by Lacey Germanshepherd
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