#27

Rare Exports

#28

grinch is the only one worth watching

#29

Scrooged
Gremlins
Elf
2 others

#30

I’d want the 2011 Muppets film over the Christmas Carol one, just because there it’s about the only film that after a bottle of wine can have me literally helpless on the floor with laughter.

I will also be watching Singin’ In the Rain, but only if I get a new copy for Christmas, after my other half took my old copy (which she gave me) away for a weekend with her pals and lost it.

Glad to see that the propaganda for Elf has not permeated too far into the DiS consciousness. It’s not good.

Yeah Die Hards 1 and 2 of course.

#31

it’s a wonderful life
scrooged
rare exports (the trailers were even better than the film)

4-5 under review

#32

Think I’m gonna watch it when I get back to my folks tomorrow :slight_smile:

#33
  1. ‘Jason and the Argonauts’
  2. ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’
  3. ‘The Thing’
  4. ‘Spirited Away’
  5. ‘The Empire Strikes Back’

I dunno, they’re just the films we watch anyway at Christmas.

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#34

Solid line up :+1:

#35

Tokyo Godfathers
Muppets’ Christmas Carol

can’t think of other Christmas films I like (I’ve never seen Die Hard)

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#36
  1. Elf. Smiling’s my favourite.
  2. Nightmare before Christmas.
  3. Muppets Christmas Carol.
  4. National Lampoon’s Christmas.
  5. Trading Places. Merry New Year.
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#37

Yeah, all this :+1:

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#38

I just watched this seasons family Elf viewing. Never gets old.

#39

Just watched die hard.

When the terrorist is meant to be concentrating on the lapd storming the building but gets distracted by chocolate bars
 can really empathise with that y’know?

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#41

Can’t argue with any of that. Maybe slip in Clash of the Titans (1981 version) as well.

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#42

You’ve just reminded me that I have that on DVD in my parents’ house! That’s getting a watch too!

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#43

Genuinely think Muppets 2011 is in my top ten all-time. Genuis.

#44

The Wizard of Oz. (Horror in disguise).

#45

Groundhog Day for me. Only found out it wasn’t a Christmas film last year. Sure it’s got Christmas trees in it despite being set in February, obiously loads of snow. I watch it every year anyway. It’s more of a Christmas film than Lethal fucking Weapon.

#46
  1. Muppets Christmas Carol
  2. National Lampoon Christmas Vacation
  3. Die Hard
  4. Bad Santa
  5. Jingle All The Way
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#47

Loads of Christmas trees in lethal weapon, which is set at Christmas, as opposed to on groundhog day. No snow though I guess.