Bronx residents head to the movies as part of holiday tradition
Some residents News 12 spoke to say it's a tradition and others were there for the first time on Christmas.
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7h agoWhile many may people stayed inside to keep warm for the holidays, lots of Bronx residents headed to the movies.
Parents say their kids woke up early to unwrap their gifts before heading to the movies as a family.
Some residents News 12 spoke to say it's a yearly tradition, and others were at the movies for the first time on Christmas.
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