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A Christmas Story
Home Alone (1 and 2)
The Box Of Delights

The Snowman
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Mickey's Christmas Carol
California Raisins Christmas Special


Plus the usual slew of Rankin / Bass classics & The Grinch....

I think Polar Express may join the list this year....

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A Christmas Story


This one, the Heatmiser, and the Burgermeister.

There was one of those Rankin deals, I forget which, where Rudolph and some elves or something are seeking the winter witch (or some other such entity). It was downright evil. I want the DVD.


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A Christmas Story
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Christmas Vacation
Bad Santa
Die Hard- "Now I have a machine gun.......HO.....HO......HO"


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Almost always these:

Christmas Story
It's a Wionderful Life
Rudolph(classic)
Charlie Brown Christmas(just bought it)


Usually "A Christmas Carol" type if one hits the TV.

I'm done with the rest.

EDIT: How the heck did I miss The Grinch?


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now = the original rudolph.

before i married, my xmas eve show was magnolia and my xmas day show was leaving las vegas.

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a christmas story
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it's a wonderful life
how the grinch stole christmas (original)
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before i married, my xmas eve show was magnolia and my xmas day show was leaving las vegas.


wow. that sounds like something i would do, right down to the choice of movies.


me=none. I might catch Christmas Story if its on, but I got no appointments.

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California Raisins Christmas Special


are you speaking of an exclusive special or "A Claymation Christmas", which might be the GREATEST XMAS SPECIAL OF ALL TIME outside the original grinch? I've been trying to track tht shit down for years.

this year I was so psyched to be able to record all the smas specials in late november when they're on an actually watch them in late december when I give a shit. But I missed them and now I'm gonna end up watching a Christmas Story on xmas eve like everybody else. boo.

also, it should be sais that I fucking hate "It's a Wonderful Life" with a searing pasion.


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the same as most of you guys...


a christmas story
christmas vacation

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California Raisins Christmas Special


are you speaking of an exclusive special or "A Claymation Christmas", which might be the GREATEST XMAS SPECIAL OF ALL TIME outside the original grinch? I've been trying to track tht shit down for years.




I'm not sure of the exact title, but it's not just the Raisins (they sing Rudolph for a big finale at the end, but that's it). It's hosted by two dinosaurs, one is a stuck up conservative type, and the other is about to burst into flames.

I have it on VHS, taped off the TV at SLP back in the 80s or whenever it was on. I could probably make you a copy, if you like.

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does it have camels singing "we three kings"? and ice skating penguins? that was the shit. don't worry about a copy, i'll end up finding it at some point. glad to know i didn'tmake it up in my sleep when i was 7 though.

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The one with Heat Miser is called The Year Without A Santa Claus.

I don't watch TV, but I'd watch those Rankin/Bass specials -- I love stop-motion animation (including claymation).

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what's that movie where John Candy plays a bankrobbing santa clause? silent night deadly night?

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Silent Night Deadly Night was a horror movie, and I don't think it had John Candy in it.

There was a movie called Silent Partner, which had a bankrobbing santa claus in it, but it was way before John Candy's time. Elliot Gould played the main character.

EDIT: OMG, John Candy was in it. But he didn't play the bankrobbing santa claus.

Christopher Plummer played the bankrobbing Santa Claus. I wouldn't put that line past him, in this movie. Was it (the robbery) early in the movie?

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no it's a different one. he's dressed as santa and hands a note to the teller and she loks up at him and he says "give me the money, fucker". shit this will bother me all day.

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how the grinch stole christmas
a charlie brown christmas

the only 2 christmas movies that make me happy.

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If you're a fan of beautiful animation, watch for Howard Blake's - The Snowman on your local PBS station.

Exceptional soundtrack including an amazing song - Walking in the Air.

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Dusty Chalk Wrote:
The one with Heat Miser is called The Year Without A Santa Claus.

I don't watch TV, but I'd watch those Rankin/Bass specials -- I love stop-motion animation (including claymation).


Yup. It's my favorite of them all. Absolutely love that one.

I watch all these shows this time of year. ABC Family channel plays them all of december, so I always try to catch the favorites when I can.

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Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas
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Watched it the other night with the lady after we put up the tree.

I also watched The Polar Express and it was pretty good.

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Awesome! I've been hunting around for this one.

Me, usually a Charlie Brown Christmas, the Grinch. Some movies too, like Eyes Wide Shut, Go, Die Hard, Boogie Nights, Goodfellas. Stuff that has a xmas theme or feel usually gets rotated in a bit more.

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I alway watch Christmas Vaction, A Christmas story, Charlie Browns Christmas along with whatever Christmas cartoons are on the TV


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an incredibly hot girl that i went to college with loved emmet otter's jug-band christmas. i only vaguely remembered it when she'd inevitably mention it during christmastime, but finally saw it on tv last year. eh, it's all right.

as for me, i'll watch a christmas story, but just because i'm bound to see it eventually. i don't really watch anything else regularly, unless i see the "rudolph" with the yeti and the dental elf. (that is a "rudolph" show, right?)


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