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Avi Shi wrote: ↑12 Nov 2021, 09:21 The polar express Is my favorite Christmas movie. I saw it when I was young. I literally longed to see the snowfall and go to a place that filled with snow after I saw that movie. I enjoyed a lot while watching that movie.
That is so nice. Even I used to imagine myself on the train to the North Pole. Such a nice movie it is.
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Susan Gibbs wrote: ↑25 Nov 2021, 14:07 How the Grinch stole Christmas is a charming film. Who can dislike the whos of Whoville? Jim Carrey is in his element in the title role.
Will add this to my list of Christmas movies.
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Favorite Christmas movie would always be "Home Alone" cracks me up every time and very entertaining.
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Going basic here but definitely 'Love Actually'. I could watch it an endless amount of times!
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The nightmare before Christmas and Die hard. Many would say they are not Christmas movies, but I’d like to think so!
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Original Home Alone, Macaulay Culkin, cliche, I know. There has been mention of a new one, which will be interesting to watch.
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I know it's strange, but I find Home Alone entertaining and intriguing. It is probably a Christmas movie, so I'd go with it. When I watch it, I will always be reminded of the joy of the holiday season
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Most Christmas movies or romance movies these days. And romance isn't my thing. So I would have to say Home Alone. I love that movie and if it was on Netflix I would watch it every Christmas.
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It's a Wonderful Life (1948)
Home Alone series (somewhat)
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Home Alone and another one but I don't remember the name, it was with a snowman that came to life.
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OMG!!!! How could I have forgotten the 1951 movie, A Christmas Carol ????
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A Christmas Carol. Beautifully animated and some beautiful lessons to learn from it. It is one of the very few animations that managed to scare me.
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Any movie featuring the life of Jesus is a treat for me during Christmas.
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I love home alone. The way those kids tormented those old wanna be abductors was interesting. Reminds me of my childhood days
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White Christmas is my favorite Christmas movie. It's a tradition to watch this one every year.
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