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  1. Dec 10, 2014, 10:54 PM #1
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    Favorite Christmas Movies

    What are yours?

    Mine are:

    Die Hard
    Bad Santa
    Love Actually
    Elf
    Iron Man 3
    Lethal Weapon
    Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
    A Charlie Brown Christmas
    Trading Places
    Home Alone
    Home Alone 2
    It's a Wonderful Life


    That's my list.
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    There can clearly only be one:

    It's a Wonderful Life
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    It's a Wonderful Life.
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    Christmas Vacation at the top of the list with A Christmas Story in 2nd. Other movies/shows we watch every year are Elf, A Charlie Brown Christmas, Home Alone, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (50th anniversary this year), The Polar Express, and How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OTGabe View Post
    Christmas Vacation at the top of the list with A Christmas Story in 2nd.
    That's me too, great Christmas fun
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    It's funny, movies like A Christmas Story never really resonated with me. I didn't grow up Christian, so Christmas wasn't a high pressure affair. We exchanged gifts, we had a fake tree a few years when I was really young, but I couldn't relate to the family Christmas stuff.
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    Christmas Carol
    Christmas Story
    Christmas Vacation
    How the Grinch Stole Christmas
    Its a Wonderful Life
    Die Hard
    South Park Bigger, Longer, and Uncut
    Home Alone
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    Christmas Vacation, and Christmas Story.

    This year a pop-up Christmas store had the eggnog punch moose mugs:



    They were actually pretty well made, nice heavy glass, but they were like $20 each and I didn't want them bad enough to justify it. You can't just have one of them, you've got to have a set, and they had the matching punchbowl as well, another $80. The price wasn't the only hurdle, they take up a lot of space as well (can't stack them, etc) so it ultimately just looked like more of a big hassle for something that would be out for 2 weeks a year. Still cool though.

    I did buy this for the wife though, because of her favourite Christmas movie (which I don't mind, but can live without seeing it 10x year):

    It is now my duty to completely drain you.
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