What was the last Chistmas movie you watched?

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• Johnny Clay Posts: 5,328

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  11/12/12 - 18:44 #27

  Some load of old nonsense with Tim Allen.
  
  Elizabeth Mitchell kept me watching.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,567

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  12/12/12 - 20:48 #28

  Caltonfan wrote: »

  Die Hard

  
  ^^ This, last Christmas Eve. Compulsory watch for any macho male who’s not into fluffy Christmas films The theme is pretty cool too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTyw6cq86kY
  
  Dreadfully creative lyrics lol. Love it! Haha... Will dig it out again this year at some point, especially as one of the male housemates hasn’t seen it :eek:
  

  RonSwanson92 wrote: »

  Die Hard. Watch it every christmas.

  
  ^^ Me too! Me too :cool:

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  12/12/12 - 21:09 #29

  Last night I watched the original Miracle on 34th Street for the first time. Thoroughly enjoyed it. 10!

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• Hayley_baby Posts: 15,825

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  12/12/12 - 21:12 #30

  The Muppets Christmas Carol- gotta say its one of my fav xmas films

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• gemma-the-husky Posts: 18,116

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  12/12/12 - 23:27 #31

  fizzyferry wrote: »

  Last night I watched the original Miracle on 34th Street for the first time. Thoroughly enjoyed it. 10!

  
  did you realise the little girl was Natalie Wood?
  
  I prefer the bit which Kris speaks Dutch, to the similar bit in the Attenborough version, when he does sign language.

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  13/12/12 - 02:24 #32

  gemma-the-husky wrote: »

  did you realise the little girl was Natalie Wood?
  
  I prefer the bit which Kris speaks Dutch, to the similar bit in the Attenborough version, when he does sign language.

  
  I didnt at the time, wow! Its funny I think I prefer the original movie but prefer the sign language scene in the remake. Its sadder I feel. I really like both films if I'm honest.

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  13/12/12 - 02:25 #33

  Continued the festive films tonight with the classic 'A Christmas Story'.
  
  'You'll shoot your eye out!'

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• shirlt9 Posts: 5,085

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  13/12/12 - 05:04 #34

  National lampoons Christmas vacation is on today at 4.25pm on the Christmas movie channel...sky + is set to record ready for our annual family viewing this weekend..one movie guaranteed to get us all feeling festive..and even the teenagers will sit and watch this with us..love,love,love this movie..just about sums up Christmas in our house for me!!!

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• PinkLadyJo Posts: 507

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  13/12/12 - 06:41 #35

  We watched this at school yesterday, how the scrooge stole christmas i would give it 6 ribbons x

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• PinkLadyJo Posts: 507

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  13/12/12 - 06:51 #36

  The other day i watched
  
  Santa baby 7 ribbons
  Santa baby 2 6 ribbons

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• Viridiana Posts: 8,017

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  13/12/12 - 11:31 #37

  shirlt9 wrote: »

  National lampoons Christmas vacation is on today at 4.25pm on the Christmas movie channel...sky + is set to record ready for our annual family viewing this weekend..one movie guaranteed to get us all feeling festive..and even the teenagers will sit and watch this with us..love,love,love this movie..just about sums up Christmas in our house for me!!!

  
  Same, i have it on DVD and we watch it every Christmas, it's tradition. It's the perfect blend of genuine Christmas feeling and quality incorrect humour. A rarity.

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• jrmswfc Posts: 5,644

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  13/12/12 - 15:42 #38

  I watched The Polar Express last night, never seen it before.
  
  Was alright for a while, but got boring. Back to Die Hard next for my festive film viewing.

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  13/12/12 - 16:05 #39

  Elf
  
  Although my copy of It's A Wonderful Life arrived on bluray today, so that will probably change soon.

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• Fear of Fours Posts: 1,004

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  13/12/12 - 17:02 #40

  Home Alone

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  13/12/12 - 17:03 #41

  fizzyferry wrote: »

  Last night I watched the original Miracle on 34th Street for the first time. Thoroughly enjoyed it. 10!

  
  Fantastic film

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• Takae Posts: 13,555

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  13/12/12 - 18:45 #42

  A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas a couple of weeks ago. It was surprisingly funny so it gets a 8.

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• PinkLadyJo Posts: 507

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  13/12/12 - 19:15 #43

  After hearing about some of the wonderful films you have been watching i have recored them on tivo, that will be a nice treat for me between strenuous revision sessions x

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• LinusJ Posts: 438

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  16/12/12 - 16:23 #44

  "Battle Of The Bulbs" is surprisingly good for a made-for-TV movie - easily the best competitive-Christmas-decorations movie that's out there.
  
  5 ribbons, but 7 if you're in the mood for it

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• Caltonfan Posts: 6,311

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  20/12/12 - 12:40 #45

  Watching Joyeux Noel just now on Film Four, it's about the Christmas truce during ww1, a decent film

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