What is your favorite Christmas movie?

[TESLAMotors]

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[TESLAMotors]

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[anon1]

The Family Man

 

[D-Fens]

best christmas movie ever made.

 

[good to go]

My favorite is Rudolph. It brings me back to my childhood days when Christmas meant something and was okay to celebrate.

 

[**Sophie**]

They were amazing movies, the Rudolph was good to. I watched it again last night lol.

ONLY 10??? pshhhhhhh, that whole series of stop-motion was and STILL IS amazing I probably seen it 10 times in on year alone in my childhood.
Those are absolute classics. Good call, can't believe I forgot about those.
I have snow globes with the characters, 3 of them. lol

 

[Devin Cruz]

I have to agree with most here.

1. Elf
2. Rudolph
3. Scrooged
4. National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
5. A Christmas Story

 

[Nickelodeon]

Elf, Die Hard, Scrooged, Family Man and any version of a Christmas Carol.

While I find Will Ferrell generally hit-and-miss, that fact that he never steps out of character with Elf and the warm tone of the movie makes him absolutely hilarious. I never laughed so hard at a DVD.

 

[franci]

I've enjoyed many of the ones mentioned as well as both Home Alone and Home Alone 2. Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern made a hilarious pair.

 

[omegaphallic]

Its a tie between Natural lampoon's christmas vacation and Bill Murray's Scrouged (Not his more rescent christmas special, a very murray christmas which horrible, just watched part of it on netflix because I'm a Bill Murray).

 

[JMrandomstuff]

The 1951 version of A Christmas Carol. Great comic actor of the day Allistair Sims makes it. After that Grinch and Wonderful Life. I usually have leave the room pretending I'm coughing because I'm choked up.

 

[bluecolt]

Why has no mentioned "Miracle on 34th Street" with John Payne, Maureen O'Hara, Edmund Gwenn and an eight year old Natalie Wood. Her line at the end of the movie still tugs at the heartstrings of this curmudgeon, "Mommy, Mr. Kringle is Santa Claus!"

 

[**Sophie**]

Yep a very good classic Xmas movie. I also used to watch "The bells of St. Mary"

Why has no mentioned "Miracle on 34th Street" with John Payne, Maureen O'Hara, Edmund Gwenn and an eight year old Natalie Wood. Her line at the end of the movie still tugs at the heartstrings of this curmudgeon, "Mommy, Mr. Kringle is Santa Claus!"

 

[Jake2525]

A Christmas Carol (1951)
Scrooged
It's a Wonderful Life
Miracle on 34 Street
Not a movie .... All the classic 60's cartoons

 

[goalie000]

Always watch White Christmas!