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11-11-2008, 16:35
Surely theres none better than Its A Wonderful Life?
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View Full Version : Favourite Christmas movie discodown 11-11-2008, 16:35 Surely theres none better than Its A Wonderful Life? Hecate 11-11-2008, 16:39 Scrooged. Bill Murray on top form. taxman 11-11-2008, 17:30 Scrooge with Alistair Sim Beakerzoid 11-11-2008, 23:29 Surely theres none better than Its A Wonderful Life? I'm in total agreement. I adore the film and watch it at least once a year. Still makes me cry. Marvelous film. On the subject of Christmas films, watch out for Cineworld's one-day-special of White Christmas next month - digital screening. :) bellis 12-11-2008, 00:54 Surely theres none better than Its A Wonderful Life? yes jack frost is another good one discodown 12-11-2008, 13:54 Scrooge with Alistair SimThe finest version there is and it should be black and white, not the hateful coloured version EdnaKrabappe 12-11-2008, 17:59 Die Hard. Well, it's set at Christmas!!! :D Funky_Gibbon 12-11-2008, 19:54 Trading Place. Dan Ackroyd eating food hidden in his Santa beard. wayeye 14-11-2008, 20:23 Home Alone 1 and 2! :) davey_darko 15-11-2008, 16:21 Part Christmas - Part Halloween Nightmare Before Christmas :) honeyb35 17-11-2008, 21:44 the snowman :D I've got kids, its my excuse :hihi: bellis 17-11-2008, 22:33 for a couple of years i watched bad santa on xmas day it summed up my feeling of the whole thing taxman 18-11-2008, 06:59 I have to admit to never having seen It's a Wonderful Life although a friend has offered to lend me the DVD this year JoanCrawford 18-11-2008, 13:38 I have a special Christmas film box which I try to add to each year, and we only watch them in the 2 - 3 weeks running up to Christmas. Top of the list is always It's A Wonderful Life. The others we love are: Miracle on 34th Street (original version of course) Jack Frost Jingle All the Way Elf The Preacher's Wife (original with Cary Grant and David Niven) and... this year I've bought Muppet Christmas Carol. Oh I can't wait to start watching them :) steelerbabe 19-11-2008, 11:45 I love miracle on 34th street (new one, not seen original) and santa clause the movie from the 80's. not seen wonderful life or white xmas. youwhatref 19-11-2008, 20:59 I'm going to join the queue and say i've never seen Wonderful life. But my favs are Santa Clause, Home Alone 1&2 & Mary Poppins!! :) teeny 19-11-2008, 21:38 I love a christmas carol with Patrick Stewert in :) lisalee 21-11-2008, 12:49 National Lampoons Christmas vacation is hillarious, Ive watched it loads of times! The Santa Clause 1/2/3-great films. Deck The Halls is funny. Miracle on 34th Street, Muppets Christmas Carol, Scrooged, all classic! I love all Christmas films, although Im not too keen On The Nightmare Before Christmas :( Ive always wanted to see Its a Wonderful Life. Is it never on at Christmas? The dvd is really expensive, last time I looked it was £15! Beakerzoid 21-11-2008, 13:24 Ive always wanted to see Its a Wonderful Life. Is it never on at Christmas? The dvd is really expensive, last time I looked it was £15! It's been on every year for the past 5 (and probably before then). Usually on around 22nd to 24th, and I think it was BBC2 who have had it for the past few years. Keep an eye out for it. If you like it, Play have it for £11.99 - well worth it http://www.play.com/DVD/DVD/4-/3337278/It-A-Wonderful-Life/Product.html *Felicity* 23-11-2008, 14:06 A Nightmare Before Christmas. Miracle on 34th Street - newer version. Scrooged - it's a bit too sickly-sweet at the end though. Home Alone - but only the first one. bendeanwragg 25-11-2008, 11:27 got to be bad santa for funny and santa close the movie its a classic mrsteabag 10-12-2008, 19:53 My all time favourite Christmas movie has got to be Home Alone! Christmas isn't the same without watching Home Alone :D when i was a child i used to be scared of the Snowman (dunno why i was scared) and when i went to my nan's at Christmas she always used to put it on for us grandkids :( so i used to sit there behind the sofa sobbing my little heart out till it finished. Sheff Bird 18-02-2009, 19:31 I never thought I'd say this, but I'm with the taxman. Scrooge with Alistair Sim. Rich 18-02-2009, 20:22 Gremlins! Best Christmas movie ever, apart from the Flintstone Christmas! :D dizzybird77 21-02-2009, 21:17 A Christmas Carol -- Albert Finney (the musical one) National Lampoons Christmas Vacation Santa Claus The Movie :thumbsup: TylerXIII 04-03-2009, 14:33 possible the worst of the quadrilogy but i always enjoy watching die hard 2 round christmas (Even though the original was much better and set during the festive period) the-Mechanic 14-03-2009, 14:50 Home Alone i think although i agree with the above about Die Hard 2 Antics^^ 18-03-2009, 14:07 Elf - I'm forever doing the escalator scene in Meadowhall, legging parted for as long as possible :| AmyJ90 22-03-2009, 16:18 Every year I always watch Muppets Christmas Carol and also National Lampoons Christmas Vacation, they are brilliant films :) daaaaave 08-09-2010, 08:25 Jingle all the way! FTW! Venkman 12-09-2010, 06:36 I don't like Christmas films...until it gets to mid-December when I become a big soppy git and will watch them all!! :) karldent 20-09-2010, 20:08 Scrooged. Bill Murray on top form. yes defo scrooged thats my fav Darth Vader 08-11-2010, 01:18 Elf - I'm forever doing the escalator scene in Meadowhall, legging parted for as long as possible :| Yep. This has taken over as THE comedy Christmas film for me, after National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation had been for years. mywufwuf 08-11-2010, 11:48 After 'It's a Wonderfull Life' second to that Scrooge with Alister Sim and in Black & White, the coloured version looks so false! sheffgrow 08-11-2010, 11:49 miracle on 34th street *Ryan* 09-11-2010, 09:07 scrooged or home alone 1 katei 14-11-2010, 21:54 The Family Stone. michael1978 15-11-2010, 08:26 got to be santa claus the movie, absolutely fantastic UNSC-Spartan 15-11-2010, 17:24 For me i would have to say: Santa Paws Jingle all the way and..... The Muppets Christmas Carol :P chris6786 15-11-2010, 19:23 nightmare before xmas Andy4122 11-02-2011, 13:00 Groundhog day. Technically not an Xmas film...but I watched it at xmas, so try and argue with that! |