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We know the great classics like Home Alone (which is really great). But there can be incongruous ones, like Die Hard or The Gremlins. Make the other pandas happy by expanding their list of Christmas movies!
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#2
There are ONLY 3 Christmas films. The Muppets Christmas Carol. Gremlins. Die Hard.
Final score:
17points
#3
It's a Wonderful Life How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Jim Carrey version) Die Hard A Christmas Story (You'll shoot your eye out kid!)
Final score:
16points
#4
Number ONE Christmas movie… The Muppet Christmas Carol… “Light the lamp, not the rat!!!” Also like White Christmas as a classic… But mainly I like to watch Christmas Episodes of my favourite shows like MASH, The West Wing, Miranda, Call the Midwife, etc…
Final score:
13points
Caroline Nagel 2 years ago
The Christmas episodes of Call the Midwife are always cry fests. I love them.
#5
Christmas Vacation
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12points
#6
The Nightmare Before Christmas. If you haven't seen - and heard - it, you should.
Final score:
11points
#7
home alone I, II, and III
Final score:
11points
AmyDuhCute1 2 years ago
Ewwww I refuse to watch the 3rd Home Alone it is not the same without Macaulay Culkin
#8
White Christmas.
Final score:
10points
#9
The wizard of oz, sing along and feel like a kid again. Can I add my partners, muppet Christmas Carol
Final score:
9points
#10
A Christmas Story. Every Christmas we go to my grandparents (mom's side) house. They are all obsessed with A Christmas Story.
Final score:
8points
Spleens the cat fan 🇵🇭 2 years ago
" I want an official Red Ryder carbine action, 200-shot, range model air rifle with a compass in the stock"
#12
All classic Christmas movies Die Hard 1 Die Hard 2 White Christmas It's A Wonderful life A Christmas Story Elf Die Hard 1 Die Hard 2 A Charlie Brown Christmas Home Alone 1 & 2 The Grinch Umm, and did I say Die Hard 1 & 2?
Final score:
8points
AmyDuhCute1 2 years ago
what is it with everyone watching die hard 1 & 2 am I missing out or something Lol
#13
Muppets Christmas Carol, It's a Wonderful Life, Paddington 1 and 2 (Bit of a change from die hard 1 & 2) Singin' in the Rain. Idk why its just the happiest thing ive ever watched so its fitting for christmas
Final score:
7points
#14
From those not mentioned above: me and my mom watch "Jingle all the way" every year. You may argue it's a stupid movie, but consider this: I love my mom and we have a blast every time.
Final score:
6points
Fluffy mommy panda 2 years ago
We watch it too and it is a good Christmas movie I don't care what anyone says
#19
Scrooge!! It's an all time classic!
Final score:
5points
#20
Muppet Christmas Carol. George C. Scott Christmas Carol. Die Hard
Final score:
5points
#22
Black Christmas (the 1970s one) Silent Night, Deadly Night
Final score:
5points
#23
-A Christmas Carol (all versions, endind with the musical with Kelsey Grammer) -Love Actually -Die Hard -Home Alone
Final score:
5points
#25
A Muppets Christmas Carol- it makes us laugh ever time:)
Final score:
5points
#26
christmas vacation ...if only for chase's rant at the end because i too need tylenol christmas story grinch w/carrey
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4points
#27
Elf
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4points
#28
Home Alone The Muppets Christmas Carol A Christmas Story
Final score:
4points
#29
The polar express is a tradition in my house
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4points
#30
Don't celebrate Christmas but the only tradition that I do have is watching "Spirited Away"......
Final score:
4points
#31
Why not Fantasy style? It's Christmas! 😊 - The Princess Bride - Forever After - The Nerverending Story - Willow (the old one) - Labyrinth - The Lord of the Rings - Harry Potter
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4points
#32
Three Wishes for Cinderella (1973) - Unvoluntary Die Hard 1, 2 & 3 The Grinch (Jim Carry) Several Disney movies
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3points
#33
The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas Have to have Dolly and a Hardy Candy 🎄
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3points
#36
Me, my mum, amd my brother all love Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas I've been watching it every Christmas for as long as i remember, and we all still love it!
Final score:
3points
#37
A Year without a Santa Claus. It's such a classic with great songs and amazing animation for its time!
Final score:
3points
#39
Jim Carrey’s the grinch ( although they took it off of Netflix now so we can’t watch it :( ) and Christmas vacation
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3points
Potterhead 0-0 (Submission author) 2 years ago (edited)
And elf, that’s one of the best Christmas movies .0. And klaus.. I keep forgetting them lols
#40
My mom, sister, and I always watch Little Shop of Horrors
Final score:
3points
#41
Miracle on 34th Street, the original and updated versions!!! And, for a while, Die Hard. What? LOL
Final score:
3points
#42
My family's Christmas movies are Elf and The Nightmare Before Christmas. You can't tell me it's not a Christmas movie... because it is a Christmas movie!!
Final score:
3points
#45
die hard 1and 2 .Love actually.( Uncle Billy); the Grinch( Jim Carrey). it's a wonderful life..
Final score:
2points
#46
Home Alone. No matter what, every Christmas I shall watch Home Alone.
Final score:
2points
#47
I don't celebrate Christmas, so I don't really watch Christmas movies. Innstead, I just watch Toradora, one episode starting December 1st. I highly recomend. Its on Netflix, and you will cry.
Final score:
2points
#48
Any of Dracula pictures or Chain saw
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2points
#49
"White Christmas". Our family tries to watch it together every year. I think it might have turned it into a tradition. Also the movie "It's a Wonderful life", not necessarily 'Every Christmas', but like every other.
Final score:
2points
#51
Pretty much every Hallmark movie I can get my hand on and I don't care if it's stupid or girly or whatever :)
Final score:
2points
#52
You never lived a real Christmas if you never watched classical Czech (Czechoslovak) fairy tales – Tři oříšky pro Popelku (in English known as Three wishes/gifts for Cinderella), S čerty nejsou žerty (Give the devil his due), Pyšná princezna (The proud princess), Císařův pekař (The emperor and the Golem), Byl jednou jeden král (Once upon a time, there was a king), Princezna se zlatou hvězdou (The princes with the golden star), Hrátky s čertem (Playing with the devil), Tři veteráni (The three veterans), Princ a Večernice (The prince and Evening Star), Šíleně smutná princezna (The incredibly sad princess) and many others
Final score:
2points
#53
I am from Germany born 1971 - our family "X-Mas tradition" movies are: 1. Sissi Part 1-3 (very old movie series from the 50ies) 2. 3 Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel (like Cinderella but not the Disney Style - a filmed in the Czech Republic in the 70ies - I loooove the soundtrack) 3. Little Lord Fauntleroy (80ies movie) The "younger" people are into movies like: Die Hard, Home Alone, The Grinch etc. (which I like too)
Final score:
2points
Caroline Nagel 2 years ago (edited)
Sissi, I love Romy Schneider in those movies. She was so beautiful. I've seen them all dozens of times.
#54
Elf, without a doubt. Have seen it so many times yet never tire of it. Also, of course, The Nightmare Before Christmas which is always double-dipped at Halloween AND Christmas :)
Final score:
2points
#55
Christmas Vacation Office Christmas Party Silent Night, Deadly Night 1 & 2 Black Christmas Krampus Violent Night is going to be a new tradition now LOL
Final score:
2points
#58
I have a few Polar express The sweetest Christmas (Hallmark) The grinch Heavenly Christmas
Final score:
2points
#60
The Thing, The Grinch (original animated one) and Rudolph the red nosed reindeer!
Final score:
2points
#62
White Christmas. Ready for Tears? Christmas was my mom's favorite time of year, she always went overboard decorating and baking, and White Christmas was her favorite movie. She passed away when I was 16. I tried the first year to make up for her, but It didn't work, SO my dad and I kind of stopped celebrating Christmas. Skip 15 years later, and my first kid is born on December 20th. My dad comes to see us in the hospital and he brought a copy of White Christmas, so "Grandma can be there too." Now it's a tradition, My dad comes over every year and we watch it as a family.
Final score:
2points
#64
Christmas Eve me and my family watch the muppet Christmas Carol. We have done this for 12-15 years. Home alone 1 & 2 by myself on impulse lol. Santa clause 1 and 2 by myself again on impulse.
Final score:
1point
#66
My younger (think 9 or so) brother is obsessed with the Grinch (the newest animated one), and even though it is a Christmas tradition, we have watched it in the summer. Am I sick of it? Yes. Have I watched it 30 times this year? Yes. Will he stop? No.
Final score:
1point
#67
Godfather both the original and II. It's always on during Christmas and nothing says Ho-Ho-Ho like Brando having a heart attack in the garden.
Final score:
1point
#68
The Hebrew Hammer. Dont judge. It's truly funny if you're open minded.
Final score:
1point
Octavia Hansen 2 years ago
I LOVE The Hebrew Hammer! Thought no one saw it but me. What a great cast -- how they said those lines without laughing is incredible! And Kwanzaa thrown in! Can't beat it!
#69
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation... "Fixed the newel post!" My brother and I watch it together and laugh and laugh and laugh
Final score:
1point
#70
Home alone The Christmas carol with Jim Carrey The Grinch The Santa Claus Christmas with the kranks Elf The polar express Rudolph the red nosed reindeer We aways watch these and more the month of Christmas and right after thanks giving.
Final score:
1point
#71
Rapsittie Street Kids: Believe in Santa I saw it on a YouTube review years ago. It's so bad it's good and now me and my boyfriend watch it every December. It has become our weird Christmas tradition.
Final score:
1point
#72
die hard 1and 2 . love actually ( yeah,uncle Billy!), the Grinch( Jim Carrey) , the nativity ,
Final score:
1point
#73
Nightmare before Christmas Arthur Christmas Elf Any grinch
Final score:
1point
#74
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Elf One Magic Christmas While You Were Sleeping .....and pretty much everything else (with my kids): the Home Alones, the Santa Clauses, the stop motion classics, etc.
Final score:
1point
#75
Brazil (Terry Gilliam twisted future) Mixed Nuts (Steve Martin) Love Actually (Brit Xmas)
Final score:
1point
#76
The movies you named are all movies I love for Christmas and watch every holiday season! Like Die Hard, The Greemlins, and all of this classics! (" I also have films for you, not necessarily with Christmas, but which we listen to during the Holiday season (there are films other than English, but they are fun!) - Amélie / Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain : it's the right movie to encourage you to be kind to your neighbour, even if you're very really really shy - Seducing Dr Lewis / La Grande Séduction (do no watch the USA version, it's sad, take the one with the great actor, Raymond Bouchard) - Les douze travaux d'Astérix / The Twelve Tasks of Asterix : Asterix was, according to Hergé, Tintin's worst adversary. Very funny and still topical, with "The house that makes you crazy" (la maison qui rend fou) - La guerre des Tuques, lit. "The Tuque War" : Must watch the movie. It is very funny! Then... we talk about it later.
Final score:
1point
#77
There are 3: A Charlie Brown Christmas (my mom plays the soundtrack for the ENTIRE month too.) Elf How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1996)
Final score:
1point
#78
Silent Night, Deadly Night Black Christmas Bad Santa Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
Final score:
1point
#79
Feast of the Seven Fishes - a wonderful comedy/drama that few people know about
Final score:
1point
#80
Many. But my favorite is National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
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1point
#81
"Once Upon A Time There Was A King" - a Czech fairy tale comedy from the 1950's.
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1point
#83
A Christmas Carol (the George C. Scott one) White Christmas
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1point
#84
Original How the Grinch Stole Christmas because I love and miss Boris Karloff.
Final score:
1point
#85
Elf, A Christmas Carol (disney) and miracle on 34th Street (Attenborough)
Final score:
1point
#86
Elf. It always gets me in the Christmas mood, and it's absolutely hilarious.
Final score:
1point
#88
Elf followed by Four Christmases. Hilarious, not depressing like some of the classics.
Final score:
1point
#90
How the grinch stole christmas Home alone (all of em) Call me kiddish, idc
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0points
#91
Scrooged It's a Wonderful Life Love Actually The Ref and, yes, Die Hard
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0points
#92
Scrooged (1988) Krampus (2015) A Christmas Horror Story (2015) Jack Frost (1987) P2 (and of course all the Die Hards, Gremlins and Ghostbusters)
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0points
#94
My three favorites Klaus, Polar Express, and The 12 Dogs of Christmas
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#95
Home Alone, Home Alone: Lost in New York, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Polar Express
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#96
- year without a Santa Claus - Olaf's frozen adventure - the grinch - bad Santa - elf - muppets Christmas carol - a muppet family Christmas - a Christmas story Those are the usual, but there are a pile more we usually toss in as well!
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0points
#99
The Grinch (Jim Carrey version). All time favorite, must watch, can't be Christmas without it movie.
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#101
It's a wonderful life Home alone National Lampoons Christmas Vacation Absolute must see in December movies! It just isn't Christmas without them. And lol if there's time and opportunity Holiday Inn and Christmas with the Kranks
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#102
A Christmas Story. A Charlie Brown Christmas. If they start playing it every year, A Guardians of the Galaxy Christmas Special.
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#103
A Christmas Carol the true classic Christmas story, but for a good laugh A Christmas Story always makes me laugh.
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#104
Dunno if this is weird but HAWEE POTTAH! Especially the edited version of all the Christmas scenes from the movies.
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0points
#107
I tend to buck the trend, and not really watch any Christmas movies around the holidays. Though if I do, it's usually holiday themed horror movies. However, I just recently got a short series called Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket, which is set during the holiday season. Been told it's one of the best spin offs of the original Gundam series.
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0points
CG (Submission author) 2 years ago
For example, one of the movies I usually find myself watching between Christmas/New Years Day is Train to Busan. I don't really watch Holiday themed movies much. But I do watch the first Krampus movie, though.
#108
In my country a lot of people (I think) watch a film called 7 Dwarves - Men Alone in the Wood. It's actually quite nice, especially for kids. We watch it every Christmas - both part one and two. I also watch Die Hard like most people.
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0points
#109
SCROOGED with Bill Murray! I forgot about this movie and just watched it. It's still very funny!
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#110
I personally watch any version of A Christmas Carol I can, but by far my favorite has to be "Scrooged" for two very special reasons: Bill Murray and Bobcat Goldthwaite. There are many, many great performers and performances in this, cameo or long scene, from Carol Kane & Michael J. Pollard to John Houseman and Robert Goulet, but the interaction between Misters Murray and Goldthwaite; superb.
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0points
#111
The Emperor's New Groove. No, it's not a Christmas movie, but the holidays are tough for me so I don't really like Christmas movies. This movie was one of my favorites growing up, so I watch that instead.
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0points
#113
If you're a true fan, I'll let you guess. "Eat my road grit, Liver lips!" "I wanna look him straight in his eye and I wanna tell him what a Cheap lying, no good, rotten four, flushing, low life, snake licking, dirt eating, inbred, overstuffed, ignorant, blood sucking, dog kissing, brainless, d*ckless, hopeless, heartless, fat a**, bug eyed, stiff legged, spotty lipped, worm headed, sack of monkey sh*t he is!!! Hallelujah! Holy Sh*t! Where's the tylenol?"
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0points
#114
Home alone, for some reason. It's been a tradition since 2013 or so
Final score:
-1point
#115
Christmas Vacation! The Griswalds make my family look sane!
Final score:
-1point
#119
National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Trading Places The Nightmare Before Christmas Bad Santa Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
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-1point
#120
Eight Crazy Nights (2002), followed by Klaus (2019)
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-1point
#121
Muppets Christmas carol( Christmas morning and not a second sooner) Gremlins TV Christmas specials of whatever show we're watching The Grinch w/ Carey
Final score:
-1point
#122
Okay... you have to see this movie. But I prefer to warn you: it's a sad story. And a true story. This film is called "Joyeux Noël" ("Merry Christmas") and takes place during the First World War, on Christmas Eve. In the trenches, French, British and Germans no longer shoot at each other "because it's Christmas". And there the Germans begin to put Christmas trees on the edges of their trenches and sing Christmas carols. The French and the British are beginning to feel far from their loved ones this holiday season. So the soldiers decide to make peace on Christmas Day, on NoMan's Land. All the soldiers shake hands, show photos of their family or their fiancée, offer each other chocolates and cigarettes. And play football! But now, on December 26, when it was time to start the "real war" again, the soldiers in those same trenches could no longer shoot at each other. The soldiers of the three countries were shot. Because it was "an act of treason to sympathize with the enemy in this way". This film represents for me the true spirit of Christmas and of what we must do every day: to know each other. I cried when I saw this movie and I keep seeing pictures of these soldiers on the Internet. I'll never see that movie again, but I'll never forget those soldiers.
Final score:
-1point
#123
A Christmas Story, the original How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and a Charlie Brown Christmas. then we drive around town to look at lights and count light-up plastic baby Jesuses
Final score:
-1point
#124
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Jim Carrey ) My All Time Favorite Christmas Movie Home Alone 1 and 2 Also All Time Favorite Christmas Movies The Christmas Chronicles 1 and 2 Elf The year without Santa Claus The Holiday Love Actually Noelle Klaus the new Scrooge (A Christmas Carol with Luke Evans) A Muppet Christmas Carol A Christmas Story The Santa Claus 1,2 and 3 Nutcracker and the 4 realms Jingle Jangle Dash & Lily The Polar Express Blizzard Its A Wonderful Life Arthur Christmas Godmothered Santa Paws and a number of other cheesy holiday romances( like the Christmas Prince 1 2 and 3 from Netflix), Stop motion classics and other christmas movies
Final score:
-1point
Sophie Burbage (Submission author) 2 years ago
Forgot to add National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
#125
I try to watch all the A Christmas Carol adaptations. My favorites are the one with Jim Carry, Scrooged, 1951 version with Alastair Sim, and of course The Muppets version. Elf A Christmas Story Rudolph, frosty the snowman and Charlie Brown A wonderful life
Final score:
-1point
#126
A Christmas Story - it was filmed in Cleveland, and so much like my experiences growing up. We had the coal furnace, trip to get a tree, and the same sort of department store.
Final score:
-1point
#129
Jack Frost. Not that cute one with Michael Keaton, but the horror/slasher movie.
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-1point
What do you think ?
Frances Pitchounetta (Post author) 2 years ago
"Now I have a machine gun Ho Ho Ho" To good!
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Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago
The original Star Wars trilogy (Episodes IV, V & VI). They used to play them every 25 December on some channel in Atlanta.
Charlie Day 2 years ago
Scrooge with Alstair Sim. The best of all of the Christmas Carol and Scrooge movies, IMHO.
Frances Pitchounetta (Post author) 2 years ago
"Now I have a machine gun Ho Ho Ho" To good!
Load More Replies... Freya the Wanderer 2 years ago
The original Star Wars trilogy (Episodes IV, V & VI). They used to play them every 25 December on some channel in Atlanta.
Charlie Day 2 years ago
Scrooge with Alstair Sim. The best of all of the Christmas Carol and Scrooge movies, IMHO.
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