Favourite Christmas Cartoon

Tell us your favourite Christmas Cartoon ....

12 votes

Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer (2 votes) 17%

The Grinch Who Stole Christmas (6 votes) 50%

Frosty the Snowman (2 votes) 17%

The Little Christmas Tree (0 votes) 0%

Charlie Brown's Christmas (5 votes) 42%

Other - Share!! (4 votes) 33%

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0 likes 3 Dec 2010

Which is your favourite Christmas Cartoon that you won't miss now as an adult?

Any stories to share about why you love your favourite?

Van

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Lurker

0 likes 3 Dec 2010

Love the Charlie Brown christmas - bit of a tradition to watch it with my folks

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0 likes 3 Dec 2010

Man that's tough! We try to watch all of them just to get in the spirit through the month.
Some we also watch:
Elf
Scrooged
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
It's a Wonderful Life
Bad Santa (Billy Bob makes me laugh)
A Christmas Story (You'll shoot yer eye out kid!)

Butterfly

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0 likes 3 Dec 2010

I voted "Frosty"...that one was always my favorite when I was a kid.

LOL Chef, "Bad Santa", ole Billy Bob is a naughty one in that movie for sure! And "A Christmas Story" is one we always watch around here too this time of year, great movie!

On a similar note, I just rented "A Christmas Carol" the other day from Redbox (I love that little invention!!). I have to say it was pretty good...the ghost of Christmas future spooked the heck outta my youngest, he kept covering up his head with his blanket lol.

mercianknight

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0 likes 3 Dec 2010

Quote by chefkathleen
Man that's tough! We try to watch all of them just to get in the spirit through the month.
Some we also watch:
Elf
Scrooged
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
It's a Wonderful Life
Bad Santa (Billy Bob makes me laugh)
A Christmas Story (You'll shoot yer eye out kid!)

Hmmm, I think Chef's been at the Egg Nog already. Confusing her films with her cartoons.

Still love ya though.

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LadySharon

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For cartoon, it would have to be Santa Claus is Coming to Town. For a full-length movie, it's a tie between A Christmas Story, The Santa Clause, and National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

I'm curious about Bad Santa, though. I think I'll rent that tonight.

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0 likes 3 Dec 2010

Quote by mercianknight
Quote by chefkathleen
Man that's tough! We try to watch all of them just to get in the spirit through the month.
Some we also watch:
Elf
Scrooged
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
It's a Wonderful Life
Bad Santa (Billy Bob makes me laugh)
A Christmas Story (You'll shoot yer eye out kid!)

Hmmm, I think Chef's been at the Egg Nog already. Confusing her films with her cartoons.

Still love ya though.

I just said that it was someTHINGS that we also watch. Besides cartoons! Okay? Sheesh, once a cop always a cop.

Man, do I need a lawyer? Where's Pam? *snicker*

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0 likes 4 Dec 2010

For me it is The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. The narration of Boris Karloff is prefect!!

Van

Dancing_Doll

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0 likes 4 Dec 2010

Quote by VanGogh
For me it is The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. The narration of Boris Karloff is prefect!!

Van

Just like my "sole sister"... I'm a Grinch lover too... icon_smile

Nikki703

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0 likes 4 Dec 2010

Quote by Dancing_Doll
Quote by VanGogh
For me it is The Grinch Who Stole Christmas. The narration of Boris Karloff is prefect!!

Van

Just like my "sole sister"... I'm a Grinch lover too...

The Grinch without a doubt. An absolute classic. Watched it twice already!! Boris Karloff was the perfect voice for this story. And don't you just love Max, always feels o bad for him, LOL. Too bad the movie version was so bad, LOL!!

Magical_felix

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0 likes 4 Dec 2010

Me too, of the ones listed I love the grinch with his tiny heart.

But my all time favorite, technically a stop motion, is the nightmare before Christmas. I love it.