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OT: Your favorite Christmas movies

Home Alone
Home Alone 2
How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Charlie Brown Christmas
A Christmas Story
National Lampoons Christmas vacation
A Nightmare Before Christmas

If you want a horror Christmas movie, Krampus

What else do you watch over X-mas?
Christmas chronicles. Kurt Russell is the best Santa. Period.
 
Christmas chronicles. Kurt Russell is the best Santa. Period.
santa claus christmas GIF by NETFLIX
 
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Watched Love Actually for the first time. That was a nice feel good Christmas movie with a bazillion great actors.
 
It's interesting that no one suggested Christmas in Connecticut (the 1945 film, not the 1992 remake) with Barbara Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan, Sydney Greenstreet. Just sayin'.

Like many others, my favorite is A Christmas Carol, the 1951 version with Alastair Sim.
Tried watching it twice, for some reason couldn't continue. Will have to make it next year.
 
I'm an old man, so my favorites are the classics.
White Christmas
Holiday Inn
It's a wonderful life
Miracle on 34th Street
Although it's technically not a Christmas movie ala DIE Hard,
Going My Way's climatic scene takes place on Christmas eve, so I call it one.
 
An older forgotten Christmas movie I like a lot is “Remember the Night” starring Fred Macmurray and Barbara Stanwyck. Some very sweet scenes are in it, snd I love how it shows old fashioned holidays where folks provided their own entertainment
 
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top 3:
The Grinch
Home Alone
Christmas Vacation
 
We just watched "Last Christmas" with my 2 brothers and 10 year old niece last night. I had seen and loved it. Everybody liked it. Who doesn't love a move filled with Wham songs? hehe. I also like: It's a Wonderful life, Elf, Just Friends, Bad Santa and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.
 
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Surprised no one has mentioned Ted Lasso’s “Carol of the Bells”.
 
I'm an old man, so my favorites are the classics.
White Christmas
Holiday Inn
It's a wonderful life
Miracle on 34th Street
Although it's technically not a Christmas movie ala DIE Hard,
Going My Way's climatic scene takes place on Christmas eve, so I call it one.
My favorite Christmas movies…….

1) The Apartment (surprisingly very Christmasy and also flat out one of the greatest films ever made)
2) White Christmas
3) It’s a Wonderful Life
4) The Shop Around the Corner
5) Christmas in Connecticut
6) Edward Scissorhands
7) Miracle on 34th Street
8) The Bishops Wife
9) A Christmas Carol (1951)
10) Ben-Hur 1959. Not a Christmas movie in the traditional sense but its sub title is “A Tale of the Christ”, it begins at Christ’s birth in a manger and ends just after his crucifixion, as Judah’s mother and sister are cured of leprosy.
 
1 - Home Alone
2 - A Christmas Story
3 - National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
4 - White Christmas
 
Daddy's Home 2, saw it for the first time this year and I recommend.
Just watched that 3 years ago for the first time and make sure I watch it every year. Not sure i even saw the first one but adding Mel Gibson and Jon Lithgow as the grandparents and then throwing in John Cena- lot of funny moments. Especially with the kids in the movie.
 
Mrs StllH8L8ner forces the kids and I to watch “The Night They Saved Christmas” every year on Christmas Eve. She used to watch it with her siblings when they were young so we’re continuing the tradition with our kids.
 
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The Year Without a Santa Clause
Santa Clause Is Comin' to Town

The Year Without A Santa Claus Sun GIF by filmeditor
The second one really launched Mark Few's career, playing Snow Miser. Credit to someone else here for noticing...
 
The second one really launched Mark Few's career, playing Snow Miser. Credit to someone else here for noticing...
My take? Other than the Miser Bros songs, the rest of the hour is a D-
 
A Christmas Carol..Alistair Sim.
Its A wonderful Life
National Lampoon Christmas Vacation
Home Alone
Trains, Planes and Automobiles
Elf
Bad Santa
the Santa Claus
Scrooged
A Christmas Carol..George C Scott
 
Surprised "Bad Santa" was not mentioned more often. That's my clear number one. The exact right balance between dark humor/meanness/venality and spiritual redemption.

But my wife hates that movie, so maybe I'm the crazy one.
 
Surprised "Bad Santa" was not mentioned more often. That's my clear number one. The exact right balance between dark humor/meanness/venality and spiritual redemption.

But my wife hates that movie, so maybe I'm the crazy one.
It's not my favorite but deserves mention. I know that I'm crazy as many including my wife have offered that opinion of me.
 
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