Have you watched any xmas films yet?

[Middlesbrough123]

Batteries not Included was great at the time. I’m surprised you haven’t got a reboot . Explorers and flight of the navigator

 

[jam69]

Saving The Holdovers for Christmas Eve - supposed to be heartwarming

Great film

 

[Johnnyweetabix]

Just watched the nightmare before Christmas and yesterday home alone . Both classics

 

[newyddion]

Gremlins, Trading Places, Leathal Weapon, First Blood, Batman Returns, Planes Trains & Automobiles..

 

[joeydiaz]

The New Lindsey Lohan one on Netflix

Oh and the opening 30 minutes of the cartoon version of the Grinch about 33 times with the kids.

 

[Lemmy_kilmister]

Already watched Scrooge with Albert Finney.

More for Anton Rogers singing Thank You Very Much which for me is the highlight of the whole film.

 

[swordtrombonefish]

A Christmas Carol: Alistair Sim version of Scrooge
Planes, Trains & Automobiles (yes I know it's Thanksgiving but still)
Elf
Home Alone 1

I'll add Miracle on 34th Street with Richard Attenborough - wife got this yesterday from a charity shop for the grand price of £1

 

[Norman_Conquest]

Does The Cruel Sea count?

Only if it is followed up by 'The Guns of Navarone.'

 

[Andy Dipper]

Bad Santa 1 and 2

 

[S7DiscoDown]

Terrifier 3. I mean it's the most unfestive film ever made. That said I did enjoy it. A killer clown dressed as Santa.

ALthough don't sit down and watch with the kids after Xmas dinner . They would never accept a present off Santa again. If you've seen it you'll know why

 

[VestasBoro]

Watched Santa Claus The Movie and Hot Frosty on Sunday. Me and the Mrs usually watch one classic and one new, brutally cringey hallmark type (but now Netflix) on a Sunday night over the festive period.
Next Sunday we've got Love Actually (my favourite!) and Twas The Text Before Christmas lined up.

Those hallmark/netflix films are unreal for all the wrong reasons. Everyone wearing red/green/plaid, someones failing business (hotel, cafe, book shop) gets saved by the new guy/girl in town in some way that involves the whole town pulling together, there is always a winter festival/xmas market, the couple usually always decorate a tree together, usually there is some wise rotund white bearded fella who inspires the shy guy/girl, more often than not the guy/girl is a widow/widower...