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whats your favourite christmas movie?
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29-08-2011 10:47am#1One thing i love about the holiday season is watching christmas movies. My favourite would have to be 'The Santa Clause(1994)'. I remember watching it for the first time as a kid and absolutely loved it. I taped it and used to watch it any time of the year! Still to this day i watch it the odd time, it brings back some old memories
So whats everybody elses favourite christmas movies?0
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The first Santa Clause is pretty good. The others not so much - but I will still watch them once the season is here.
For me - hands down - it's A Christmas Story. Absolutely no question about it.
I DO love the old Rankin-Bass claymations of Frosty, Rudolph, Jack Frost, Twas the Night Before Christmas etc. Christmas Vacation is on the list too.0 -
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Lol!
I saw It's a Wonderful Life when I was a teenager and never thought much of it. Then I saw it again last year with my Mum and now think it's absolutely lovely.
I love any old film. A few months ago I saw an old Doris Day film where they skated on ice near the end of the film. I don't even think it was a Christmas, but it had loads of snow and that's fine with me!!
Also loved Scrooged and Scrooge
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The-Rigger wrote: »Die Hard
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See, I'm kinda with you here as it means you get excellent films on at Christmas, not just the Christmas ones, and Christmas is not the same without all the Harry Potter films, Sleepless in Seattle, etc. 0 -
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It's not Christmas unless The Muppet Christmas Carol is watched
Another big +1 for Santa Claus: The Movie, I always feel so sorry for Patch when Santa doesn't choose him as head elf
The Slipper And The Rose (Cinderella) - this isn't a Christmas movie at all but the only time it's EVER shown is around Christmas and always on RTE, so it's a Christmas movie for me by association. I've been watching it since I was a kid every year. I think I'm the only person who ever watches it too :pac:0 -
I watch a ton of Christmas films, but my one annual tradition is The Polar Express with my mum. Don't have it on dvd so we wait til it comes on the tv (for the sake of nostalgia - back in the day when you couldn't rewind live tv and if you missed it you bloody well missed it!) and that's usually very near Christmas. The music is beautiful and so are the visuals.
Aside from that, the usuals include The Santa Clause, Gremlins, Trading Places, It's A Wonderful Life, Jack Frost, Snow Day, Fluke, Jingle All The Way, and usually at some point despite my protests, Home Alone gets put on in the background. Also in my house Star Trek Generations is considered Christmassy and sometimes gets a watch 0 -
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My favorites are: Home Alone 1&2, The Muppets Christmas Carol, a Muppet Family Christmas (or any Muppet movie it's not Christmas unless I watch a Muppet movie), Elf, Love Actually, Christmas Vacation, Scrooged, Holiday Inn (Probably my favorite because Bing Crosby reminds me a lot of my grandfather), It's a Wonderful Life, Gremlins, The Santa Clause, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and Meet Me in St. Louis, I'm sure there are loads more too I'm a fiend for Christmas movies 0
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Thanks for posting this. I remember one year as a child when Christmas was sneaking up on me watching one of these. We had gotten some extra TV channels for some reason and Rudolph was on. Never knew Rankin/Bass made them. Heck they're even on Wikipedia. I'm off to hunt amazon for the DVDs!!DakotaYoda wrote: »I DO love the old Rankin-Bass claymations of Frosty, Rudolph, Jack Frost, Twas the Night Before Christmas etc. Christmas Vacation is on the list too. 0 -
The muppets christmas carol is a good one. But I have to say, I am more for the later movies like Love Actually - that movie just has such a cosy Christmassy feeling! And the first Bridget Jones movie - I like to watch that one around Christmas time aswell 0
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A Muppets Christmas Carol, Love Actually, White Christmas, and the Santa Clause!
My grandmother used to have an old cartoon Christmas movie taped on a VHS and I can't for the life of me remember the name. It was about a little red ornament called Noel who was always pulled out of the attic at Christmas for the tree and about all the different Christmas trees he was hung on (they talked to each other) and about the families who lived in the house... I think in the end he crashed on the floor and broke but someone swept him up and melted him back into another ornament... I wish I had this movie still, it was so good and reminds me of my childhood!
Edit: Aha! Found it!!!
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You keep using that word, i do not think it means what you think it means! 0 -
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LALbdGv8mBc
Very funny movie 
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