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Santa’s Magic Toy Bag DVD

** 2014 Holiday Gift Guide **

I love watching all of the holiday television specials and holiday movies during this time of the year. By watching them, it is a great way to build excitement for the upcoming holidays and to get into the holiday spirit.

Just in time for Christmas is a brand new DVD release called Santa’s Magic Toy Bag (available for purchase on October 21st, 2014). Beloved holiday specials not seen since their original 80’s TV broadcast showcase the Puppeteering & voice talents of Alf’s Paul Fusco. This is a unique chance for families & children to discover them again for the first time!

The First to be released in the series is this new DVD called Santa’s Magic Toy Bag. In Santa’s Magic Toy Bag, Christmas is bustling, festive and exciting for Santa, Mrs. Claus and all the Elves at the north pole. Sherman, an aspiring elf, tries his best to fit in but can’t seem to do anything right! He’s worked in nearly every department at the North Pole and has triggered a series of disasters everywhere he goes.

Santa tries to bolster Sherman’s self-esteem by entrusting him with the special task of guarding his Magic Toy Bag until Christmas Eve. When Sherman accidentally shrinks the bag by washing it, he fears there might not be a Christmas this year…Unless the accident-prone Elf can finally make things right!

The DVD features an original holiday soundtrack and the voice & puppet talents of Paul Fusco. Coming soon will be the second release called “The Valentine’s Day That Almost Wasn’t” so look for that one in a few weeks.

Our Thoughts: We sat down with our 5 1/2 year old grand daughter and watched Santa’s Magic Toy Bag during one of our family movie nights. Now that she is older, she gets all excited about the holidays and this DVD grew that excitement tenfold!

The Puppeteering is absolutely fantastic and they just draw you in…plus, the puppets are super cute! I had never seen this story before and I thought it was pretty good…definitely will hold a child’s attention for sure. As adults, we all know how the story ends and let me tell you, Miss Gia was very concerned there would be no Christmas until she saw the ending of the show. Ha! It amazes me how little kids get super excited about things like this!

Overall, we give it a 7 1/2 stars out of 10 stars on our entertainment scale. I think it is super cute and it’s quality entertainment for the little ones.

Disclaimer: Shelly has personally reviewed the product listed above. Shelly has not received any monetary compensation for her review. Shelly did receive a free product to try out so she could evaluate and use it for her review. Her thoughts & opinions in this review are unbiased & honest and your opinions may differ.Please read our Terms of Service & Disclaimer Policy before entering our giveaways. This giveaway is not affiliated with Facebook or Google+ in any way. Thanks!

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  2. Rosanna Perrigo says

    Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman are always the two top Christmas specials in our house 🙂

  3. Melanie Comello says

    My little one doesn’t have a favorite yet, though i’m sure she will soon 😉 I honesty love The Polar Express movie 😉

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  8. Sandra Watts says

    They love Charlie Brown Christmas. Who doesn’t. My favorite is A Christmas Story. I laugh so hard every time.

  19. April Bever says

    We do a Christmas movie marathon every year our favorites are elf, a Christmas story and earnest saves Christmas.

  23. crystal bostrom says

    Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, the claymation one. It’s a classic and we have been watching it every year eince I was little!

  25. Jill Myrick says

    We love watching The Santa Clause #1, 2 and 3 movies starring Tim Allen every Christmas.

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  31. bluecat731 says

    Oh boy! Too many favorites. The Little Drummer Boy (pah rum pum pum pum), Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Peanuts Christmas Special, Frosty the Snowman (Happy Birthday!).

  42. Rebecca Orr says

    My kids love The Grinch. We watch all the holiday movies every year! This looks like a cute one!

  44. Savannah Kundo says

    Our favorite Christmas movies are the classic puppet/stopmotion movies (Santa Clause is Comin’ To Town, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, etc.) and Elf 🙂

  48. Jennifer Zidak says

    Mine is Rudolph and my kiddos like to curl up with a bowl of popcorn and all watch it.

  52. jill rivera says

    My favorite Christmas movie is ” Nestor the Long Ear Donkey” because my husband name is Nestor.

  53. karen b says

    My favorite TV show is Dancing with the Stars, and I also have a new 7 month old grandson who absolutely loves to watch Mickey Mousey, thanks

  58. Deb E says

    I liked the 10/18 Facebook Post: Good morning! Up super early today and we have another great kid’s DVD.

  63. Karen Gray says

    National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation will always be my absolute favorite Christmas movie. Unbelievably hilarious movie that never gets old!

  71. Marilyn Nawara says

    My granddaughter likes to watch the Movie Elf — we’ve seen it so many times I have it memorized.

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  80. Sherry Compton says

    I have always liked the Charlie Brown Christmas. My daughter loves his tree. Another holiday favorite that was watched every year was the Flintstones where Fred saves Christmas.

  83. Deb E says

    Always love at least one viewing of Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer for the season. Animated animals are the cutest and this puppet DVD looks awesome too.