Films YOU LOVE to watch on christmas day

pepper

Inspired by a thread in after hours I have decided to see am I alone in my selection Of favourite films to watch on xmas day

1)Willy Wonka (An oldie but a goody):D

2)Wizard of Od(I know im predictable):rolleyes:

3)Meet me in St Louis(Old film starring Judy Garland-First saw it when i was 10 years old on xmas eve and i love it):D:D:D

4)The Snowman(A classic):p

5)The muppets christmas carol(Im a big child at heart):rolleyes:

B0X

I seem to watch at least one of the LOTR films on or around christmas day. Love 'em

Skyuser

Home Alone 1 & 2

Willy Wonka

Dont be at yourself

Die Hard is a goodie for the week leading up to.

phit_demon

Home Alone, Gremlins, Supergirl (and at no other time of the year), The Goonies, Mary Poppins, Willy Wonka, and It's A Wonderful Life are all good ones.

DarkJager

Nightmare on Elm Street, Requiem for a dream, Irreversible

Baby4

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That_Guy

Die Hard all the way. Home alone 1/2 are good to watch too.

cerbeus

Muppets Christmas Carol

Mossy Monk

I must be in the minority who are not able to watch movies on Christmas Day.

kevmy

It's a Wonderful Life, Die Hard 1/2, Lethal Weapon 1, Gremlins, Home Alone 1/2 and anything Christmassy

dollydrops

Love watching all the christmas theme films. Such as Love Actually and The Holiday. A fav for Christmas day would have to be A Miracle on 34th Street.

coolhandc

dont forget santa claus the movie!

The Sparrow

Scrooged is the classic christmas movie... other than that any of the Indiana Jones movies are always good as is the Muppet Christmas Carol... Oh and Mary Poppins if it is on!

Lil' Smiler

another for Muppet Christmas Carol & Mary Poppins!!

I love the first 2 Home Alones 2!!


I generally just end up flicking between all the films on tv on Christmas Day!!

-Al-

superman, indiana jones, die hard, willy wonka, although not always christmas day - cause y'know pressies and food

kevmy

woooo232 wrote: »

Scrooged is the classic christmas movie... other than that any of the Indiana Jones movies are always good

+1

KevIRL

Its a Wonderful Life on xmas morning before breakfast

Creature

Mossy Monk wrote: »

I must be in the minority who are not able to watch movies on Christmas Day.

Nope I don't watch any Tv on Christmas day either. Though in the days running up to and the days after Die Hard, Indiana Jones and Scrooged are essentials.

JIZZLORD

Bad Santa

anotherlostie

Wizard of Oz here too.

Outer Bongolia

Rudolph, the Brown Love Reindeer

Christmas Stockings 9: College Girls

ashyle

I love to watch all the christmas episodes of the kids cartoons on the den on christmas eve
must watch- wizard of oz, willy wonka, sound of music, muppets christmas carol, bridget jones diary, elf!, a marx bros film or two with the fam, high fidelity...whatever crap is on really!!

purplegeko

Home Alone I

The Santa Clause (love it)

Zaph

The Great Escape, Indiana Jones, Gremlins

Krieg

zaph wrote: »

The Great Escape

Yep, No xmas is the same without The Great Escape being broadcast about 20 times over the entire day.
Ive held off from buying the dvd for the simple reason that it gives me something to look forward to during xmas

spadder

"The quiet man", i know not a xmas movie, but still a great old movie

Gillie

Die Hard. Home Alone. Love Actually. Superman. a James bond movie. National Lampoons... Trading Places. Would be happy to see a few of them around Xmas day!

Fast_Mover

I like watching childrens animated films that are on TV christmas day.
Love watching the sound of music and home alone too.

Pigman II

Has to be the original Star Wars trilogy!

Nightmare before Xmas also gets a spin. Raiders of the lost Ark too.

Reptileboy

Top Christmas Day Films

Trading Places
Ghostbusters
Scrooged
The Santa Clause
Superman
Die Hard and Die Harder
Home Alone
The Goonies
Star Wars
Groundhog Day
Airplane

A good Christmas movie doesn't even have to be very christmassy. It all has to do with providing the spirit of Christmas, like peace and joy in the household when the whole family is engaged in watching a movie they've seen a thousand times.

I like it, because my dad will vaguelly recall the events of the movie and decided to remind us of that fact mere moments before each major event. My sister will constantly test me by asking where she's seen a particular actor before. And my mother will laugh at any slapstick joke and cringe at any person being killed.