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What's your favorite Christmas movie?

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Verbal
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It's A Wonderful Life. Suicide, homelessness, alcoholism, capitalist greed, even implied prostitution. Lots of hard subjects for a feel good Christmas movie. But it IS a feel good Christmas movie. I still get choked up every time.

Second place is that stupid stop-animation Rudolf movie, with the Abominable Snowman and the clearly gay elf who wants to be a dentist. Actually, Lush kinda reminds me of the Island of Misfit Toys. In good way. Really.
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It's A Wonderful Life. Suicide, homelessness, alcoholism, capitalist greed, even implied prostitution. Lots of hard subjects for a feel good Christmas movie. But it IS a feel good Christmas movie. I still get choked up every time.

Second place is that stupid stop-animation Rudolf movie, with the Abominable Snowman and the clearly gay elf who wants to be a dentist. Actually, Lush kinda reminds me of the Island of Misfit Toys. In good way. Really.


Scrooged has to be up there. It's anything but a typical adaptation of Dickens, but is a lot more fun than most.

Die Hard! takes place at Christmas and what could be more Christmas-y than yelling "Yippee-ky-yay motherfucker" as you save your wife from heavily armed bad guys?

Nightmare Before Christmas because for all its weird trappings, it's actually kind of sweet and sappy in the end.

Yeah, I'm probably strange. I'm actually rather cold on traditional holiday movies like It's a Wonderful Life.

Oh, and that Rudolph is probably my favorite of the various stop-motion and animated Christmas specials from my childhood. The Boris Karloff Grinch Who Stole Christmas is another.
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It has to be Its A Wonderful Life for me. Second for me is A Christmas Story. Who doesn't love Ralphie! It was filmed in Cleveland so it has the home town feel for me too.
Verbal
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Scrooged has to be up there. It's anything but a typical adaptation of Dickens, but is a lot more fun than most.

Die Hard! takes place at Christmas and what could be more Christmas-y than yelling "Yippee-ky-yay motherfucker" as you save your wife from heavily armed bad guys?

Nightmare Before Christmas because for all its weird trappings, it's actually kind of sweet and sappy in the end.

Yeah, I'm probably strange. I'm actually rather cold on traditional holiday movies like It's a Wonderful Life.

Oh, and that Rudolph is probably my favorite of the various stop-motion and animated Christmas specials from my childhood. The Boris Karloff Grinch Who Stole Christmas is another.


TOTALLY forgot Diehard. Absolutely. Slip it in at #2, and move Rudolf to #3.

I've never seen A Christmas Story. Yeah, I know, it's unforgivable.
sprite
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A Wish for Wings that Work.

i know most people have never heard of it, but it's THE best xmas movie ever and, cause i'm nice like that, here it is in it's full glory.

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I love It's A Wonderful Life. It is perfection. It is beautiful. It is unsung heroness. It is beautiful and I love the actors and Zuzu's petals and the ending. Oh the ending!!
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I love It's A Wonderful Life. It is perfection. It is beautiful. It is unsung heroness. It is beautiful and I love the actors and Zuzu's petals and the ending. Oh the ending!!


I couldn't agree more, Hannah. It's A Wonderful Life is sheer perfection

Mind you, Scott and V have a point about Die Hard. Not only Brucie's creative swearing and heroics in a vest but also the peerless Alan Rickman giving an acting lesson on how to play a bad guy with elegant panache and a consistent accent.
Ruthie
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My favorite Christmas story is A Christmas Memory by Truman Capote.

There have been a couple of TV movies made from the story that I know of. The first one is from 1966 and stars Geraldine Page. I've only seen it on you tube. This is part one of six.

I've read the short story from which it was based every year at Christmas since I was eleven or so.

My favorite Christmas movie, though, is A Christmas Story. I don't remember a Christmas when I didn't watch it, and it still makes me laugh.
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A Christmas Story. It reminds me of my childhood, both naughty and nice, even if it was set many years before my days as a boy. It just shows that kids be kids be kids, especially at Christmas time.

I also have a very weird soft spot for An American Christmas Carol. Something about The Fonz trying to act underneath three inches of latex rubber just warms my toes.
Beffer
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A Christmas Carol (the George C. Scott version), It's a Wonderful Life, and The Polar Express
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It's a Wonderful Life was directed by Frank Capra, my favorite director ever. Donna Reed was SO beautiful in that movie. Jimmie Stewart was simply terrific as the lead actor. I've seen it maybe 50 times. Second might be Holiday Inn, the movie that introduced Bing Crosby singing White Christmas to the world.
Denim_Daisy10
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The 1938 version A Christmas Carol , Rudolph the Red nosed reindeer , Frosty the Snowman ,Santa Clause is coming to town and A Charlie Brown Christmas
Tkdvrman1
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Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Just_A_Guy_You_Know
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Die Hard!!!

Also, honorable mention goes to Gremlins.

Don't believe everything that you read.

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Home Alone No. 53 and Carry On Nurse :s.
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It’s a wonderful life
A Christmas story
White Christmas
Elf
The polar express
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Arthur Christmas - 2011


You big kid!

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I watch it every year.
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Scrooge with Albert Finney..
BNL
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White Christmas.
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A wonderful life is number 1. And miracle on 34th street couldn’t have the Holliday’s without them
Cum_Queen
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1.miracle on 34th Street, 2 how the Grinch stole Christmas 3. A wonderful life with James Stewart
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Lampoons Christmas Vacation


along with that great movie, I also enjoy the Christmas themed episodes of some of my favorite TV shows from then and now such as: That 70s Show, King of the Hill, Seinfeld, and The Simpsons to name few.
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Death in Venice
In the world's harsh wear and tear many a very sincere attachment is slowly obliterated.


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how the grinch stole christmas (1966) of course! i have mad love for the good doctor?

Say. Her. Name.


AuntieHelen
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1. A Christmas Carol (1951 Alastair Sim) 2. It's a Wonderful Life 3. Love Actually