Favorite Xmas movie(s)

Here's some of mine:

Bugs Bunny's Christmas Tales (Or whatever it is called)
Sonic The Hedgehog Christmas Blast
Christmas Vacation
Jingle All The Way

Does the Nightmare Before Christmas count? If not, then I liked Christmas Vacation the best...

Mine is Miracle on 34th Street, followed by A Christmas Story.

Pygmalion

A Christmas Story is my favorite holiday film. Now if TNT would just hurry and start airing it non-stop all month like they do every year.

Nightmare before christmas has to be the GREATEST

Well one of my favorites has to be the Muppet version of A Christmas Carol. That is just too funny with Gonzo and Rizzo telling the story like they do.

Nightmare Before Christmas

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Originally posted by Wingnut Well one of my favorites has to be the Muppet version of A Christmas Carol. That is just too funny with Gonzo and Rizzo telling the story like they do.

I used to watch the sh** out of that when I was little.

I'm quite classic - 'White Christmas', 'Holiday Inn', 'A Christmas Carol' (Alastor Sim version). Also adore 'Nightmare Before Christmas' and 'A Muppet Christmas Carol' (Michael Caine was one of the best Scrooges, plus that was the best Ghost of Christmas Future EVER).

I mostly stick with the classic TV specials: Grinch, Peanuts, Garfield. I'm still looking for 'A Wish for Wings that Work' which was based on the 'Bloom County/Outland' children's book; haven't seen it since it aired, though.

And somebody DID make an animated special based on the song 'Grandma Got Ran Over by a Reindeer'. It was so silly, it was priceless (I always knew that Cousin Mel was trouble).

Tim Burtons The Nightmare Before Christmas, Ruldoph the Red Nose Reindeer and all of the other stop still old school style animations.

The Nightmare Before Christmas

A Christmas Story

A Muppets Christmas Carrol

A Diva Christmas carol (VH1 movie....it was accualy quite funny....it was around 2000 that it was made.)

1. The Nightmare Before Christmas
2. Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer
3. The Christmas Story
4. How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Jim Carry)
5. A Christmas Carol (George C. Scott)

The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Santa Clause (with Tim Allen, the second movie sucked IMO)

Let's see. Ah, the fond memories . I love my Christmas films.

• How the Grinch Stole Christmas (That's the animated one)
  
• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
  
• Muppet Christmas Carrol (though, I haven't seen it in a while. I'll have to get it from a friend...Conor!...)</random sidenote>
  
• A Christmas Story
  
• The Grinch (This is the one with Jim Carey)
  
• The Peanuts Christmas (the one from long ago that aired first on ABC last night (the one with the Charlie Brown Christmas Tree). I dislike the more recent version.)
  
• The Santa Clause
  

1.The Christmas Story
2. The Nightmare Before Christmas
3. A Christmas Carol

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Originally posted by Lady Tesser I'm quite classic - 'White Christmas', 'Holiday Inn', 'A Christmas Carol' (Alastor Sim version). Also adore 'Nightmare Before Christmas' and 'A Muppet Christmas Carol' (Michael Caine was one of the best Scrooges, plus that was the best Ghost of Christmas Future EVER).

What? Are you reading my mind again? That is the only version of "A Christmas Carol" I will watch. Or at least, it's the one that lives in my minds eye.
And those Bing Crosby movies remind me of sitting with my mom and being in the holdiay spirit.

There was also a Muppets special with John Denver...I still have the poster I got from the music store where I was taking flute lessons at the time. Heh, I think I even have the vinyl.

Oddly enough..I have never seen "Nightmare Before Christmas".

Madrona

Oh, my God! I cannot believe I forgot the most traditional and most-alluded to in pop culture movie ever - still a favorite, no matter how many times it's shown -

"It's a Wondeful Life".

*runs from boots and rotten tomatoes being thrown*

My favorites are definitely A Nightmare Before Christmas and A Christmas Story. (the latter is my dad's favorite, and we ritually watch it every year)

The animated grinch is my favorite.