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Christmas Story hands down.
National Lampoon's christmas vacation.
For the longest time, my favorite was A Christmas Carol. I liked the 1951 B&W version but probably like the 1970 version, "Scrooge" the best.
I think what drew me in was that it had ghosts in it.
But now, I've got to go with Christmas Story as my all time favorite. In fact, it's probably in my top 20 of favorite movies.
Elf is somewhere near the top also for Christmas movies.
So...wha choo got?
Christmas Story hands down.
National Lampoon's christmas vacation.
1. Christmas in Connecticut (1945) w/ Barbara Stanwyck and Dennis Morgan
2. The Man Who Came To Dinner (1942) Bette Davis and Monty Woolley
3. The Ref (1994) Kevin Spacey and Denis Leary
Die Hard
Home Alone
Elf
Scrooged
Bad Santa
Christmas Vacation
The debate probably merits its own thread and while I consider Die Hard a great movie, I don't think it's a Christmas movie. Please resubmit your list.
I disagree. What are the qualifications for a Christmas movie? Does Santa himself have to make an appearance?
seriously?
I guess maybe the major qualification would be, "could they set this movie in a different season without completely changing the movie?"
With Die Hard, I think the answer is yes.
A Christmas Story
It's a Wonderful Life
The Santa Clause
Home Alone
Christmas Vacation
Disney's A Christmas Carol
Four Christmases
ah ...my wife would kill me if I forgot this one...
it's really a pretty decent movie for what most might call a chick flick...
Ahh Maalox, thank you for reminding me about the Ref. Gonna have to put that on this weekend.
I ed your wife bob. 5 times bob, she said you could never go 5 times . . . bob
The quote may be a bit hacked up, but it has been about 10 years.
No, because they don't have company christmas parties for july 4th.
LMAO. you trollin.
Really??? The picture you posted saysah ...my wife would kill me if I forgot this one...
it's really a pretty decent movie for what most might call a chick flick...
I think all would call it a chick flick.The Ultimate Romantic Comedy
Growing up it was A Christmas Story but it's been replaced by Chistmas Vacation over the past few years. The focus on dealing with family and all the preparations involved in the season shown in Christmas Vacation is more appealing to me than the focus on a child's anticipation. I still love it tho
xmas vacation
bad santa
xmas story
A Christmas Story
Christmas Vacation
Home Alone
The Holiday
with Kate Winslet, Jude Law, Cameron Diaz, and Jack Black
What movie is it? I can't see anything.ah ...my wife would kill me if I forgot this one...
it's really a pretty decent movie for what most might call a chick flick...
I don't know if that a masturbation reference or a tiny wiener reference but
It's a hysterical movie. The dialog is amazing and sooo sharp, like the 1940's movies I listed. One of my favorite lines "I'm sorry but I have had it! I have never heard of such a Christmas! Sex... and drugs... an-an-and women being set on fire!"
ah...for some reason the picture is gone...
the movie is Love Actually
snap...I get it now. I thought you were saying the movie was called "Can't See Anything".
but you literally couldn't see anything
Die Hard and Bad Santa... maybe Home Alone, is that on xmas?
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