Four Christmas films I make an effort to watch every Christmas
The Ref
A Christmas Story (on my own terms, I avoid it when TBS shows it for 24 hours on Christmas Day)
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
and Jingle All the Way
What are your four?
The Ref
A Christmas Story (on my own terms, I avoid it when TBS shows it for 24 hours on Christmas Day)
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
and Jingle All the Way
What are your four?
A Christmas Story
Christmas Vacation
Jingle All The Way
Scrooged
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Trading places
Scrooged
Die hard
Jingle All the Way
Home Alone
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
aaaaand.... How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Karloff version ONLY, tenkyu veddymuch!)
No one has mentioned any of the Christmas Carol films? This is the most remade movie in history!
I will watch both 1951's (Alastair Sim) and 1984s (George C Scott) versions every year. So, my top four:
Christmas Carol (2 versions, 1951-1984 counting as one)
White Christmas (Kaye, Clooney, Ellen, and Der Bingle)
A Charlie Brown Christmas (Schultz)
Miracle on 34th St (1947)
Since this is the Jingle All The Way forum, let me add that I love this movie along with most the previous posters mentioned.
Black Christmas
Silent Night Bloody Night
Silent Night Deadly Night
Evil Christmas
It’s A Wonderful Life
Jingle All the Way
National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation
The Santa Clause
I usually watch at least one of the Home Alone movies around this time of year as well and at least one adaptation of Christmas Carol (usually the 1984 version). I used to watch A Christmas Story a lot but it’s become too annoying with how much it’s played and the mainstream commercialization the film has undergone (eg lame t-shirts, leg lamp decorations in every store).
Jingle All the Way
Last Holiday
Holiday Inn
A Christmas Story
Bonus: any of the Royal Hallmark Christmas movies