Nominate one must see movie over Christmas with a festive theme and one you just have to watch.
Bad Santa
The Great Escape.
Bad Santa
The Great Escape.
Best Christmas movie?
25 posts · Started by CEREC1 · 04 Dec 2012
Post 2 by Blackduke77,
#2Two Christmas movies to see, over the holidays, national lampoons Christmas vacation and eastern promises. Two Holliday treats. Enjoy!
Post 3 by MADDOG53,
#31938 version of Scrooge would do,,,,,,,,,,,,,then sent over to my "former" employer,,,,,,
Post 4 by SDNerd,
#4Sheesh, did you already have to cover pretty much all of 'em?
In addition to most listed:
"A Christmas Story"
"The Man Who Came to Dinner"
In addition to most listed:
"A Christmas Story"
"The Man Who Came to Dinner"
Post 5 by jcs895,
#5Die hard (it's set at Xmas!)
Must see - tetsuo, the iron man or tetsuo, body hammer (a man gradually mutates into a machine/gun, complete with a power drill for a dick!)
Must see - tetsuo, the iron man or tetsuo, body hammer (a man gradually mutates into a machine/gun, complete with a power drill for a dick!)
Post 6 by fuel,
#6Bad Santa
Leon
Leon
Post 7 by 2bigalow,
#7So many to choose from, but I'm going with animated movies from my childhood.
Rudolf the red-nose reindeer and A Charlie Brown Christmas
Rudolf the red-nose reindeer and A Charlie Brown Christmas
Post 8 by omky756,
#8Just saw Bad Santa...
Pretty funny...
Bah humbug...
Santa's dead...!!!!
Pretty funny...
Bah humbug...
Santa's dead...!!!!
Post 9 by Ducati Pete,
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Post 11 by Davo-Singapore,
#11Year without a Santa Claus, Rudolph, Charlie Brown Xmas - still love 'em all! As for movies, A Christmas Story, Nat. Lampoon's Xmas Vacation is a classic, and It's a wonderful life.
Post 12 by Stupid Luke,
#12The Castle (Australian. Not specifically a Christmas movie. But it's the one I always watch at Chritmastime when I get back together with my daughters. It's our movie).
Raymond Biggs' The Snowman coz I'm a softy and again it's what we watch as a family.
Raymond Biggs' The Snowman coz I'm a softy and again it's what we watch as a family.
Post 13 by Colonel_Klinck,
#13How about The Shining? Once I have had my mother and mother in law round for the day I always feel like hacking them to peices with an axe
Post 14 by Colonel_Klinck,
#14Love the classics. Where Eagles Dare, The Great Escape, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Die Hard. Always liked Oliver with Oli Read when I was young. Can't beat National Lampoon Animal House for a laugh.
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Post 16 by Colonel_Klinck,
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Post 17 by Superdan,
#17cum guzzling housewives Vol 3-6. Or something like that.
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Post 19 by TLS_Russ,
#19Tell me you c&p that list from somewhere and didn't just all those up??
Post 20 by SDNerd,
#20C&P from a recent police warrant at Stupid Luke's house.
Post 21 by CEREC1,
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Post 22 by Superdan,
#22The Book of Eli
Post 23 by Colonel_Klinck,
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Post 24 by CEREC1,
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Post 25 by Ducati Pete,
#25Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is my favourite musical filum!
I love the sound of music too!
I love the sound of music too!
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