Your Christmas Film List

[Stick Legs]

We all must have a list of films with which the Christmas period would not be complete.
My personal list is this:

Die Hard
Where Eagles Dare (because it's got snow in it)
It's a Wonderful Life
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Scrooged
Muppets Christmas Carol
The Nightmare before Christmas
Bad Santa
Elf

Be interesting to see what others like.

[Lotusgone]

Mrs L will have Elf and Love Actually on at some time.

We went to see The Holiday when it first came out and have watched it every Christmas Eve since (I do like Kate Winslet). Lots of fuss re Jude Law & the cottage today, not sure why, we've known that for ages.

May well see Where Eagles Dare again, having been to the castle in Austria (it's well worth a visit).

[Sporky]

Moonraker
Labyrinth

[The Gauge]

The usuals, but I’ve got nearly 2 weeks off work and I usually see that time as ideal for catching up on any unseen film I’ve been meaning to watch through the year.

For some reason I often like to watch the six Hobbit and LoTR films over Xmas.

[VTC]

Nottinghill
Love Actually
Adjustment Bureau
Sense and Sensibility (the most watched film in our house)

[towser]

Not a true Christmas film but "Planes, Trains and Automobiles"
The Grinch (the 2018 animated version)
I always wind up watching some Jason Bourne film at Christmas time..so probably Identity or Supremacy.

[jayymannon]

Klaus
Elf
Cool Runnings
Muppets Christmas Carol
Jingle all the way
Deck the halls

[Obi Wan]

Deck the halls
Die hard
The holiday
Last christmas
Home alone 1 &2
Jingle all the way
Krampus
Fatman

[Daz68]

A Christmas Story

[kalexan273]

A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas
Box of Delights, okay it's not a film but if it ever got a reboot I'd be interested to see it in film format

[Stick Legs]

towser said:

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Ohhh, good shout.

[stevemiller]

Groundhog Day, if I am allowed.

[jamesbilluk]

Sure I'll add to it, but in no particular order

Elf
Jingle all the way
National lampoon's Christmas vacation
Jingle jangle, a Christmas journey
Polar express
Muppets Christmas carol
Christmas with the kranks
Miracle on 34th Street
The Grinch (Jim Carey one)
Home alone 1
Home alone 2
Planes, trains and automobiles
'Toys' with Robin Williams

Edited by jamesbilluk on Tuesday 26th November 18:56

[eccles]

Gotta be The Great Escape, no christmas is complete without it.

[996Type]

Hero’s of Telemark
Italian Job
For Your Eyes Only
OHMSS

That’s my Christmas Day sorted!

[White-Noise]

I just knew die hard would be at the top of the list!We always watch:

the snowman
the railway children

They both make me cry especially when the snowman melts

[White-Noise]

Stick Legs said:

towser said:

Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Ohhh, good shout.

Welcome to marathon how may I help you?

Looooove this film

[Scabutz]

Die Hard 1 and 2, sometimes 3.
Home Alone
OHMSS (with a couple of dry martinis to drink)
Casablanca (has no relation to Christmas in anyway but it's a tradition of mine, usually with a couple of martinis or a few French 75s)
Singing in the Rain
Love Actually

[Kuwahara]

Albert Sims a Christmas Carol followed by George C Scott,Patrick Stewart and then Jim Carey animated one and finally the Muppets.

It A Wonderful Life.

Trading Places.

Joyeux Noel.

The Holiday.

Polar Express.

[StoutBench]

Die Hard
Home Alone
Deck the Halls
Jingle All the Way
Christmas with the Kranks
Prep and Landing (Christmas Eve)
Elf
Miracle on 34th Street 90s one (Also Christmas eve)
National Lampoons Christmas vacation

These are the must sees. Others we do every other year or a longer frequency.