Happy Thanksgiving Stage 32 folks and enjoy your day with family, food, love and the outpouring of thanksgivings. The Christmas holiday countdown has just begun and it’s t-minus 32 shopping days. What are your favorite holiday movies?
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You're welcome,
Lorenzo and Happy Thanksgiving !! my favorite can be Hellboy Golden Army or Little Buddha
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THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS and A CHRISTMAS STORY. Those are the only ones I watch repeatedly.
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ELF, an every Christmas Eve tradition. NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION. PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES. A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1951).
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Hope you had a great Thanksgiving, Lorenzo Fleming. Some of my favorite holiday movies are HOME ALONE, HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS (starring Jim Carrey), NATIONAL LAMPOON'S CHRISTMAS VACATION, A CHRISTMAS CAROL (1984), GREMLINS, and CHRISTMAS WITH THE KRANKS.
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I love the Bill Murray A Christmas Carol, the only funny part in Christmas Vacation is the squirrel in the tree, is HomeAlone a Christmas movie? -That's an eternal debate. Well at least no one said Die Hard. I have forgotten and I can't believe no one else has said it either: IT"S A WONDERFUL LIFE.
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I have six that I watch every year, Lorenzo Fleming, and sixth added this year.
• Love Actually
• The Most Wonderful Time of The Year (2008 staring Henry Winkler)
• The Man Who Invented Christmas
• Fred Claus
• National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
• Scrooged
• A Biltmore Christmas (2023)
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Yes, Suzanne Bronson, Home Alone is considered a Christmas movie.
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So is DIE HARD.
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SCROOGED that was the name of the movie I was looking for! I was too lazy to check my list.
DIE HARD and HOME ALONE are movies that take place at Christmastime, but could very well take place any other time of the year (and have) that is my position on the eternal debate.
I have not heard of THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS Ty Strange I will put that on my list for this year.
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Hope that you all enjoyed thanksgiving!
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I think ever writer would enjoy The Man Who Invented Christmas, Suzanne. It's about Charles Dickens during his writing of A Christmas Carol. And it showcases in dramedy fashion his process of how he created the characters and story.