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What’s your favorite Christmas movie?
Besides Diehard. Dec 17 17 12:15 pm Link Batman Returns. Also my all-time favorite movie as well Dec 17 17 12:26 pm Link National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, or course! Dec 17 17 12:39 pm Link Santa and The Ice Cream Bunny, of course.  Dec 17 17 01:04 pm Link A Christmas Story. Dec 17 17 02:33 pm Link A Wonderful Life By far the greatest Christmas movie ever because of the life lesson it provides for each and every individual. Dec 17 17 03:02 pm Link I have two of them, and I cannot ever decide which one I love more... "It's a Wonderful Life". I adore James Stewart. He was a powerful actor who exuded nothing but honesty at all times. There are several scenes in that film where he is just devastating. The film also has other scenes in it where other actors are tremendous, too. I have nothing but praise for Frank Capra's directing, either. I've experienced people poking fun at that film, saying that it's "corny" and such, but I think it's actually really hard-hitting and epic, in a most unusual way. "A Christmas Story". What can anyone say about the unforgettable performance by Peter Billingsley as Ralphie? And I'll watch anything with Darren McGavin in it. Man, I love that guy, he's awesome :-D The whole movie is perfect, hilarious and poignant. Dec 17 17 03:30 pm Link I have always loved Jingle all the way with Schwarzenegger. Dec 17 17 07:16 pm Link Scrooge The musical version starring Albert Finney! Dec 18 17 05:30 am Link nothing quite says merry Christmas like Gremlins but seriously, it's A Christmas Story Dec 18 17 09:27 am Link I'm rather partial to the version of "A Christmas Carol" with Patrick Stewart as Scrooge. Dec 18 17 07:35 pm Link Bad Santa Dec 18 17 07:41 pm Link a midnight clear. Dec 18 17 08:31 pm Link an honorable mention to Better Off Dead Dec 18 17 09:36 pm Link A Christmas Carol, with either Alastair Sim, or George C. Scott staring. I really like One Magic Christmas too. Dec 19 17 09:23 am Link You're all wrong. The best, without a doubt, is "Miracle on 34th Street".  Dec 19 17 09:44 am Link What's Christmas?😊 Dec 19 17 09:45 am Link Bad Santa . . .  . . . it gives me hope for the future of mankind . . .  SOS Dec 19 17 09:46 am Link Just watched Diehard again Dec 21 17 09:04 pm Link Eugenya Donald Images wrote: Agree regarding A Wonderful Life.. Capra, Stewart - everything. BUT For ephemera visual chewing gum, watch 'The Polar Express' For Time Standing - W0nderful Life every time. Stops us in our tracks. Anoracks check what Carpra was about. Dec 22 17 05:36 am Link Trading Places is my top Christmas movie. Having been a community theatre participant for many years, however, I am always more partial to well done stage shows. For me, The Best Christmas Pageant, ever is at the top of the list, followed closely by Miracle on 34th st. Dec 22 17 05:52 am Link A Christmas Story Christmas Vacation Santa Claus Conquers The Martians Dec 22 17 08:40 am Link There is only Die Hard in this household Dec 25 17 08:16 pm Link The Lion in Winter. Either version. Dec 27 17 06:39 am Link Nor-Cal Photography wrote: QFT Dec 28 17 11:30 am Link |
