Favourite Christmas Film?

[Fan of Big Tone 𝕏 @mainstandpie]

So what is your favourite Christmas Film?

 

Mine is Scrooge the musical from 1970 starring Albert Finney as Scrooge. We have got it on DVD (one of the few DVD's we own) and have to watch it every Christmas otherwise it doesn't seem like Christmas.

 

I also like to read A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens every Christmas too, it's obviously the same story as the film but is well worth a read this time of year.

 

So what is your favourite Christmas film?

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Really easy, I used to watch this every year and it was something I looked forward to watching. When I became a Teen, I still looked out for it but it seemed to slowly disappear. For something what used to be on 2-3 times during the festive period, I found it frustrating that some years none of the channels decided to air it because for me it highlights Christmas.

Santa Claus: The Movie

 

Best Movie - Realistic Santa - Enjoyable Story -

I'm a sucker for the majority of Christmas movies though.

[GrannyPie]

I like Miracle on 34th street,any version and White Christmas.

[super_ram]

I leave the film choices to Granny and am often  pleasantly surprised to find that I enjoy a film I wouldn't normally choose myself.I do like Home alone though.

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Home Alone 1-2 is brilliant... I suspect somebody else not far from me will say this, I assume @super_pie will say something else.

We watched 'Saving Santa' the other day as a family, it was nice to hear Tim Curry - Who connects HA 2 to this movie.

[Canadian]

Old;

 

I'd have to go with Home Alone. I Was 10 when that came out and i stuck with me ever since.

 

New:

 

Polar Express; fantastic movie, and i still Believe

[super_pie]

I like Jingle all the Way, watched it earlier with dad.

[weymouthPIE]

Home Alone 1,2 & 3 are all brilliant, the second was my favourite. Never gets old. Elf is hilarious too, thats another film that ou never fail to laugh at.

 

Another one I really like is the first Die Hard. It's not a christmassy film as such, but it's set at Christmas, and it is one of my favourite films. Mum loves a bit of Bruce Willis in a vest

[PTID1862]

Any of the Home Alone films have me in stitches. Has to be one of those for me.

 

The female folk in our house have, It's a wonderful life to look forward to