What Christmas/ Holiday Movies are you going to watch in the month of December.

[AutomaticDriver]

In no order

Elf
Miracle on 34th street(The good one)
What a Wonderful Life

To name a few.

[dmb70]

Bad Santa

[JulieL]

Love Actually
Jingle All the Way
both Miracle on 34th Street's
A Christmas Story
Christmas Vacation
Home Alone
It's A Wonderful Life

[ht_skinny]

Started off with National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

My Picks:
Scrooged
Bad Santa
Elf
A Christmas Story
Home Alone

The Wife's Picks:
All the Misfit Toys movies. (I don't know all their names)
Miracle on 34th St.
The Santa Clause 1 and 2

[AutomaticDriver]

Originally Posted by argentina_22

Love Actually
Jingle All the Way
both Miracle on 34th Street's
A Christmas Story
Christmas Vacation
Home Alone
It's A Wonderful Life

I want to buy Jingle All the Way but no stores carry it in my area. Unless I go to Best buy and get the 3 pack with that, Home alone(which I already own) and the other Miracle on 34th street

[CZAR]

I have the jollyness so Ill watch:

Silent Night Deadly Night
Black Christmas
Jack Frost


Haha! Christmas is here! Chomp chomp! Got Em!!

[Lepidopterous]

How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Jingle All the Way
Love Actually
Miracle on 34th Street
Batman Returns

[Ashamed Pegasus]

Movies in no particular order:
Christmas Vacation
Scrooge (1971 musical)
The Grinch
ELF
Jingle All The Way
The Santa Clause 1 & 3
Home Alone 1 & 2

Non-movies:
Radio City Christmas Spectacular
Shrek The Halls
Charlie Brown Christmas
Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics
Mickey's Christmas Carol

[EricJ]

As of Dec. 1, we will have both Mystery Science Theater 3000 Christmas episodes available on disk--"Santa Claus Conquers the Martians" and the Mexican "Santa Claus"--the former of which is already a Christmas tradition.

But mandatory annual Christmas viewing?
The Art Carney "Twilight Zone" episode (coming soon to Blu). Non-negotiable.
(The Donald Pleasance Mr-Chips one is okay for the holidays, but I'll put the Carney episode up against any viewing of "It's a Wonderful Life", and challenge you not to melt every time that tinkly "First Noel" theme appears on the soundtrack.)

[dvd_mazter]

The Grinch - Carrey's version - my personal fav
Elf
Christmas Vacation

Those are the main ones i watch

I already watched Love Actually, Fred Claus, Four Christmases and A Christmas Carol to get into the spirit.

Also, i love watching all my fav tv shows christmas episodes especially Simpsons, South Park and Scrubs.

[peter008]

white christmas
miracle on 34th street (remake)
we're no angel
it's a wonderful life

[Mike53421]

Originally Posted by dvd_mazter

The Grinch - Carrey's version - my personal fav
Elf
Christmas Vacation

Those are the main ones i watch

I already watched Love Actually, Fred Claus, Four Christmases and A Christmas Carol to get into the spirit.

Also, i love watching all my fav tv shows christmas episodes especially Simpsons, South Park and Scrubs.

I am mainly quoting your post for the TCV reference in your avatar. I will hijack this Christmas thread if it means more awareness of Them Crooked Vultures.

To STAY on topic... I plan to watch Christmas Vacation, Home Alone (1 & 2), and MAYBE squeeze Elf in this year too. In addition to that, I need to compile Christmas episodes of my favourite shows such as the ones listed above, plus It's Always Sunny and Trailer Park Boys. The first Family Guy Christmas episode was great too.

[Crimson King]

Originally Posted by EricJ

As of Dec. 1, we will have both Mystery Science Theater 3000 Christmas episodes available on disk--"Santa Claus Conquers the Martians" and the Mexican "Santa Claus"--the former of which is already a Christmas tradition.

But mandatory annual Christmas viewing?
The Art Carney "Twilight Zone" episode (coming soon to Blu). Non-negotiable.
(The Donald Pleasance Mr-Chips one is okay for the holidays, but I'll put the Carney episode up against any viewing of "It's a Wonderful Life", and challenge you not to melt every time that tinkly "First Noel" theme appears on the soundtrack.)

As for TV episodes, there are 2 50's B&W episodes of the show Dragnet that I like that are X-mas themed. The Big Little Jesus (also remade during the 60's color run of the show using some of the same actors!)) and The Big 22 Rifle for Christmas, that one IS very emotional!

[deadhatetheliving]

-Gremlins
-Muppet Christmas Carol
-Nightmare Before Christmas
-Black Christmas
-Christmas Vacation
-Home Alone
-Home Alone 2
-Scrooged

[Propellarhead9]

The main that I watch every year are

How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Chuck Jones toon)
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Claymation Christams/The California Raisins Christmas Special

[MadPainter]

Originally Posted by BillyJack

As for TV episodes, there are 2 50's B&W episodes of the show Dragnet that I like that are X-mas themed. The Big Little Jesus (also remade during the 60's color run of the show using some of the same actors!)) and The Big 22 Rifle for Christmas, that one IS very emotional!

Wow I remember those episodes very well, both stick with you after watching them. The first one involves the theft of a Jesus statue at "The Old Mission Church", which is still in Los Angeles by the way. And the 2nd one is very sad, when a boy shoots and kills his best friend w/ a 22 rifle, an X-mas gift he unfortunately found early in a closet, "A Christmas Story" this isnt. Dragnet was an incredible show.

[h0mi]

Right now? none of the above because for whatever reason, no retailer had any Christmas movie on sale this past week. Perfect time to put the grinch movies, Xmas vacation or story (maybe vacation was on sale and I missed it?) for $10 or less. And they all dropped the dang ball.

[ManUtd]

Polar Express and Love Actually comes to mind.

[Lacit170]

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Elf
A Christmas Story-- Really. noone said this yet??
Bad Santa
Trapped in Paradise
Gremlins
Rudolph - The Claymation one
Frosty the Snowman
How the Grinch Stole Christmas - Cartoon
and my all time favorite.....

Pee Wee Hermans Christmas Special!!!!

[groove93]

My Holiday season starts off Halloween Night. My son and I watch "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown".

The night before Thanksgiving we watch "Charlie Brown Thanksgiving", and on Thanksgiving Day we watch "Plane, Trains, and Automobiles" (Minus the F Bomb Sequence).

Black Friday we watch "Charlie Brown Christmas" while putting up the tree.

During the Christmas Break we'll watch "Polar Express", "Charlie Brown Christmas" and whatever's on TV.

Then of course there's "A Christmas Story" on TNT.