Monday, December 04, 2017

Your Turn

Best Christmas movie.

72 comments:

  1. Home Alone, Christmas Vacation. Can't pick between the two but watch them every year.

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  2. "Gold, Frankensence, and Myrtle". Best girl-on-girl scene in years.

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  3. It's a Wonderful Life although Die Hard seems to have a huge amount of fans for some reason.

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  4. Die Hard

    Bad Santa

    The one where the kid is going to shoot his eye out.

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  5. While You Were Sleeping is always comforting.

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  6. Christmas Vacation and
    Charlie Brown Christmas. All's I get to watch is LegoBatman though, so I hope he's got a Christmas special

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  7. A Christmas Story and Elf

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  8. I really enjoyed “Love Actually” (ducks *)
    Not saying the best-that’s more of “Its A Wonderful Life “ caliber

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    1. I liked "Love Actually". I love Andrew Lincoln.

      I love "It's A Wonderful Life". It gets me every year.

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    2. 👍👍👍👍👍 the movie “Love Actually “ has pretty poignant moments- and I love English humour

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    3. @tricia love actually! Something about that movie. Watch it every year! The wrapping scene is my fave!

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    4. Oh me too Kate- Rowan Atkinson made the film by a cameo..... he and the Late,Great Alan Rickmanb(who suffered through most of the soundtrack lol). I did love the use of “Here with Me”/Dido and Andrew Lincoln’s meltdown however

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  9. A Christmas Carol with Albert Finney and Elf

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  10. I enjoy the cartoons. Charlie Brown Christmas and How the Grinch Stole Christmas! as for movie movie? It's a Wonderful Life. ps Tricia you are quackers lol

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  11. It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol - the super old one.

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  12. Stooge with Alistair Sims, black and white, and terrifying

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  13. Scrooge with Alistair Sims, black and white, and terrifying

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  14. Home alone. Funny farm. Die hard.

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  15. Movies: Elf & Bad Santa

    Shows: Grinch & Charlie Brown

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  16. Bernard and the Genie.

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  17. Muppet Christmas Carol

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  18. Just Friends and Trapped In Paradise

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  19. oh, you reminded me, tricia:
    elf, love actually, and that rudolph stop-motion special from my childhood.

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  20. Eyes Wide Shut! The film takes place around Christmas time and is a fun, family film for all ages!

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    1. WTH? 😂😂😂😂

      I like you. 🖤

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    2. Digital Snail - Great point!!! Eyes Wide Shut really is a hell of a Christmas movie! Seriously!! It's because in the movie there is a loooot of christmas trees and colorful christmas lights, one of the most awesome decors I've ever seen in a film. Really get's You in Christmas mood. Totally kids friendly, I've watched it first time when I was like 8 and look how normal I am, lmao.

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  21. haha digital snail! brings tears to my eyes just thinking about that oldie-but-goodie.

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  22. My new favorite thing is Merry Freakin Christmas. It’s really brilliantly thought out.

    If anyone is into archaeology and history, a few years ago I found this movie on one of the history channels called The Story of the First Noel. It’s narrated by Roger Moore and I only caught the first half but here’s the description from Amazon:
    An inspiring 90 minute original special chronicling the astonishing events that are said to have occurred during the Holy Family’s perilous journey to Bethlehem. This special also explores evidence of actual miracles that occurred after their pilgrimage. Shot entirely on location in Israel, Egypt and Jordan, historical sites are utilized as the produces of the special, retrace the footsteps of the Holy family and reenact the virgin birth.

    It hasn’t been on tv again so I’m waiting for my dvd to arrive.

    And Elf, Love Actually, It’s a Wonderful Life, Christmas Vacation, Rudolph, Funny Farm -am ordering that next because it’s not streaming anywhere :(

    Any Christmas tv show episodes?

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  23. Elf. I also love that christmas "movie" MTV did years ago with Vanessa Williams,Kathy Griffin and John (Duran Duran) Taylor.

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  24. Scrooged, Bad Santa, and Mickey’s Christmas Carol

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  25. Santa's Slay....!!!

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  26. An oldie: Remember The Night

    Also, another oldie: The Cheaters

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  27. Its a Wonderful Life

    Santa Claus: The Movie (with that over-the-top amazingly beautiful theme song sung by Sheena Easton)

    The Preacher's Wife ---with Whitney Houston and Denzel

    Oh, God. Too many to list.

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  28. @SharperTeeth I swore no one but me thought While you were Sleeping was the perfect Christmas movie. I love it and it is always the 1st one I look for when I want to start getting in the spirit, another small but favorite of mine is Bed of Roses.
    But other than those, Polar Express, Die Hard, Home Alone, and all of the hokey harlequin romance christmas movies on Hallmark, I binge them all month long, and HATE those kind of stories any other time of year.

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  29. Most favorite movie: A Christmas Story. Gotta love Peter Billingsley.

    Also still love the old stop-motion classics, Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town, and The Year Without A Santa Claus (Miser Brothers, yay!)

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  30. A Christmas Story ("Those icicles have been known to kill!") and The Bishop's Wife. Loretta Young was lovely, and so was Carey Grant!

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  31. Lately Star Wars since its released in december lol. Other than that Home alone, Grinch and Christmas vacation, it's always on tv, since I can remember 😊

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  32. It's a terrible film, but there's a special place in my heart for Love Actually because it was the movie my wife and I watched on our first date back when we were teenagers.

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  33. Christmas movies I must see each year:

    A Christmas Story
    It's A Wonderful Life
    Love Actually
    Elf
    Some years... Die Hard...I can't help it I really like Bruce Willis in that.

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  34. Christmas in Connecticut (1945)

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  35. @Truthseeker I swear, my mom cannot eat mashed potatoes without saying, "These mashed potatoes are so creamy!" It's so quotable.

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  36. I reall loved Nativity (the first one).
    I even cried ���� and Im usually not the type for movies like that (Fargo the series- with Freeman,too- is more my perfect winter movie ;)

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  37. Bad Santa (but Bad Santa II sucked)

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  38. Humphrey Bogart- We're No Angels

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  39. A Christmas Story! Although apparently I must check out Elf, too...(never seen it; not really a Will Farrell fan)

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    1. CeeKay: i cant stand Ferrell, Elf is the only movie of his i habe watched all the way through, and i have seen it a lot. I may be a lil biased, cause i am a big Artie Lange fan and blonde Zooey makes my pecker tingle.

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  40. Home Alone & The Holiday

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  41. Noel with Susan Sarandon and
    A Chirstmas Story

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  42. got 2...A Christmas Story & Love Actually

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  43. Miracle on 34th Street, watched it w/my mother for years. I love all the old movies that you can usually just find on Turner Classic Movies every year. And, I am a sucker for all the Hallmark movies, because I LOVE my Christmas movies. They are simple feel good movies...

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  44. White Christmas and Little Women with Winona Ryder. Grinch and Charlie Brown for cartoons.

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  45. Jingle all the way, i 💕 Arnie

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  46. Bernie and the genie

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  47. The Year Without a Santa Claus....I LOVE Heat Miser

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  48. White Christmas (Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney)

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  49. Randal Kleiser's "The Gathering," with Ed Asner and Maureen Stapleton and a cast of familiar faces, is the most wonderful of Christmas movies. Great music, too. Really warm and magical.

    And "Die Hard."

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