Favourite Christmas Film

[Eric Mc]

Now I know that it is customary for PHers to profess to being of the unsentimental type - most of them being genetically linked to The Grumpy Old Men and Scrooge most probably.

However, given the season that in it (to use an Irishism), what is your favourite Christmas movie (cinema - not TV).

I'd plump for "Meet Me in St Louis".

[Pesty]

There is only one christmas film

Die Hard

Elf gets a mention because of that Zoe bird in it

[Athlon]

It's a wonderful life.

Sort of relevant at the moment as well!

[TWSTEEL]

It's a Wonderful Life

[Eric Mc]

Athlon said:

It's a wonderful life.

Sort of relevant at the moment as well!

It's my number 2.

[TWSTEEL]

Athlon said:

It's a wonderful life.

Sort of relevant at the moment as well!

[Killer2005]

Nightmare before Christmas
Muppets Christmas Carol
Scrooged

[mybrainhurts]

Nice box, too....

[TWSTEEL]

This has to be the most unintentionally ageist thread ever

[Eric Mc]

mybrainhurts said:

Nice box, too....

???????

[Steamer]

Unclebuck.

Not sure if it was strictly a Christmas film - but I hope its on again this year (it usually is!)

[10 Pence Short]

I enjoyed the Grinch. It's like watching an autobiography.

[mybrainhurts]

Eric Mc said:

mybrainhurts said:

Nice box, too....

???????

What...?

[DrTre]

Planes Trains and Automobiles

[Eric Mc]

mybrainhurts said:

Eric Mc said:

mybrainhurts said:

Nice box, too....

???????

What...?

I suppose it's a film - much loved by turkeys - or is that cooking foil?

[Vron]

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. On Xmas Eve ITV 4.50pm

[benoli]

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation

[Eric Mc]

As i thought, a dearth of sentimentality.

[mybrainhurts]

[DrTre]

Eric Mc said:

As i thought, a dearth of sentimentality.

Not quite. most, if not all, the films mentioned so far are really quite sentimental in the end, albeit not in the typical fashion.