Product Description

Children's film icon Benji, that lovable dog with the highly expressive face, is back in his third feature film. Benji and his friends go on a trip to the magical land of Zermatt where they meet Santa Claus, who is, unfortunately, harboring a secret that could disappoint millions of trusting children. However, with the help of our dog hero, Santa realizes the true spirit of Christmas and the meaning of love. This holiday favorite has been flooded with critical accolades and nominated for an Emmy.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #12314 in DVD
• Brand: GAIAM AMERICAS
• Released on: 2004-08-17
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .25 pounds
• Running time: 25 minutes

Los Angeles Times
"Practically perfect" bright, funny, inventive!"

American Girl
"Benji has a face far more expressive than some human actors.”"

Customer Reviews

Go Benji!
Benji is the sweetest dog in the whole world! How can anyone say 'no' to Benji! Kids will LOVE Benji!

The worst Benji movie I have ever seen!
Big disappointment! Don't waste money on this dvd. I'm glad that this movie is so short (like 30 mins) 'cause it is a waste of time to watch this movie. Benji was carried around the whole time and didn't do much acting. This is the worst Benji movies ever.

Benji's Very Own XMas
I love the Benji Movies - except this one .....

That movie should not be considered a Benji Movie -- Yes, Benji was in the movie but there was very little footage of Benji .....

The movie centered on some aging actor (that definitly couldn't dance - probably forgot to take his geritol)attempting to pass himself off as Santa Claus - wouldn't have convinced a six-year-old .....

My guess is he used The "Benji Title" to get the movie(?) sold - his acting sure wouldn't - not the would-be actor's name (I didn't bother to look for it in the credits).....

I suppose I should be kinder but a would-be actor should have learned to give it up at his age .....

I'll never show it to a kid - it would ruin his image of Santa - but not of Benji .....

It is still in my Benji Collection as it is listed as a Benji Movie but I dearly wish they'd retitle the movie without Benji's name so I could throw - ahhh, nutz -I can't throw it away - my copy is titled Benji's Very Own Christmas - I'm stuck .....

I did watch it all the way thru but I won't repeat the comments I was making to myself (Thankfully I was watching it alone) .....

Pat