Christmas Movies
 

I don't know if I would classify it as my favorite (but maybe), but I love A Christmas Story. That was my life growing up! It was like a trip back in time. And beyond that, it was hilarious.

To be more realistic, though, they should have had a paddle or the threat of one in the classroom scenes. They were universal then. ;)

"It's A Wonderful Life"...hands down.

I'm such a freak about that movie that I have a copy of the script (someone gave it to me as a Christmas present a few years back) AND the entire ceramic village collection from Walgreens that another friend started me on a few years back.

"Out you 2 pixies go...through the window or out the door!"

I like the funny ones like National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

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I like the funny ones like National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
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"The Jelly Of The Month Club."

"It's the gift that keeps on giving, Clark."

Out of those I'd have to pick "A Christmas Story" as well. A lot of it is hilarious. I like the original uncut 34th Street. I saw a version of it on AMC last night. Great stuff.

I watchted the original black and white version of Miricle On 34th Street last night for about the 100th time. Its not really one of my favorite movies, but I've had a life long "love affair" with Maureen O'Hara and throughout the whole movie I fantasize about seeing her get spanked in that business suit she was wearing.

My favorite of the modern day Christmas movies is Bad Santa starring Billy Bob Thornton. No spanking fantasies in that, just a lot of funny scenes.

Christmas Movies
 

Gotta go with "Its A Wonderful Life".....Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed....what a flick.

I had the opportunity to briefly meet the late Mr. Stewart in 1984....he was as much a gentleman off the screen as he was on.

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OMG Bad Santa, I forgot about that one. That's awesome!

A Christmas Story without a doubt. It's the only routine thing I do on Christmas day, put on TBS on Christmas Eve and let A Christmas Story play over and over :-)

Meet Me In St Louis is another Christmas favourite.

Rich.

P.S, Did you all know that for decades "The Wizard Of Oz" was shown annually at Christmas in the UK? Not sure if it still is though.