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Your Top 10 Christmas Movies!

As with all list, I of course forgot at least one film. To try and weasel out of this one, I will just say Carol is only 3 years old. :o

Going to just edit it in...
 
If we are counting Edward Scissorhands, then for me, it would come in 3rd after The Snowman.
 
1. A Christmas Story
2. Die Hard
3. Miracle on 34th Streeet
4. Christmas Vacation
5. White Christmas
6. Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer
7. Love, Actually
8. Rocky
9. Scrooged
10.The Night Before

Honorable Mention: Silent Night, Deadly Night 2

 
10- Polar Express (2004)
9- Jack Frost (1998)
8- Miracle on 34th Street
7- Lethal Weapon (1987)
6- Scrooged (1988)
5- Home Alone (1990)
4- Die Hard 2 (1990)

3- Santa Clause trilogy (1994, 2002, 2006)

2- Denis Leary's The Ref (1994)
1- Die Hard (1988)
 
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If we're talking TV Specials, the Beavis & Butt-Head Christmas Special is one of my favorites. Two hilarious shorts parodying 'A Christmas Carol' and 'It's a Wonderful Life'

Why this isn't a yearly staple on MTV is beyond me.
 
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If we're talking TV Specials, the Beavis & Butt-Head Christmas Special is one of my favorites. Two hilarious shorts parodying 'A Christmas Carol' and 'It's a Wonderful Life'

Why this isn't a yearly staple on MTV is beyond me.

Because MTV sucks now that’s why haha
 
Another underrated Christmas film is 1954 White Christmas
 
Don't know if I'd call that underrated. It's mentioned everywhere as a classic Christmas film.
 
1. The Nativity Story with Keisha Castle-Hughes and Oscar Isaac:




2. Trading Places:



3. Serendipity:




4. The Bishop's Wife:




5. The Preacher's Wife (the remake of the Bishop's Wife):




6. While You Were Sleeping:




7. The Holiday:




8. A Muppet Christmas Carol:




9. Jingle All the Way:




10. The Santa Clause:

 
1. The Nativity Story with Keisha Castle-Hughes and Oscar Isaac:




2. Trading Places:



3. Serendipity:




4. The Bishop's Wife:




5. The Preacher's Wife (the remake of the Bishop's Wife):




6. While You Were Sleeping:




7. The Holiday:




8. A Muppet Christmas Carol:




9. Jingle All the Way:




10. The Santa Clause:



Love Trading Places and Serendipity
 
I've never watched The Holiday simply because I cannot accept pairing Kate Winslet with Jack Black. In no universe should those two ever end up together. And before you call me shallow, I would remind you that it's a rarity that Hollywood makes a film where the male equivalent of a Kate Winslet ends up with the female equivalent of a Jack Black. Yet it seems like every five minutes, another rom com is released where the drop dead gorgeous goddess ends up with short, pudgy guy who cracks a lot of one-liners.
 
I've never watched The Holiday simply because I cannot accept pairing Kate Winslet with Jack Black. In no universe should those two ever end up together. And before you call me shallow, I would remind you that it's a rarity that Hollywood makes a film where the male equivalent of a Kate Winslet ends up with the female equivalent of a Jack Black. Yet it seems like every five minutes, another rom com is released where the drop dead gorgeous goddess ends up with short, pudgy guy who cracks a lot of one-liners.


It's an okay film, nothing earth shattering. It attempts to subvert the audience expectation with it's pairings and it's sickly in its way it bashes it's 'here is what it's like to live in the UK' (yes, it is, if you have £2 million to exist on) over your head. Its a 6/10 but it's mawkish and fairytale reality and if that's your cup of tea, then it's a winner.
 
Jingle All The Way is an Xmas movie classic with Arnold
 
I haven't seen "It's a Wonderful Life" or "White Christmas" or "Miracle on 34th Street".
 
For Christmas specials, the Rankin-Bass Rudolph has been my favorite since I was a little kid. I see complaints often about how they only accepted Rudolph because they needed him, but that doesn't actually happen. The storm happens after they've seen the error of their way and apologized to him.

I'm terms of recent stuff, I loved Ducktales' Last Christmas.
 
1 - Die Hard
2 - Batman Returns
3 - Scrooged
4 - Christmas Vacation
5 - Bad Santa
6 - Jingle All The Way
7 - The Santa Clause
8 - A Mickey Christmas Carol
9 - Miracle on 34th Street
10 - Elf
 
I haven't seen "It's a Wonderful Life" or "White Christmas" or "Miracle on 34th Street".

The only one I haven't watched is White Christmas myself but almost every Christmas film I've watched
 
I'm surprised Trading Places isn't on more people's lists. It's normally a critically acclaimed film. Maybe people forget it took place a lot over Christmas?
 
I'm surprised Trading Places isn't on more people's lists. It's normally a critically acclaimed film. Maybe people forget it took place a lot over Christmas?

Love it, one of my all time favorite comedies as well.
 

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