What's Your Favourite Christmas Film?

[Kerry]

Every Christmas I have to watch at least one (of the many) versions of Scrooge/A Christmas Carol.

What film is your fave?

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

a nightmare before christmas or corpse bride

[Shaun]

Love Actually

[Locke.]

Jingle All The Way will always be my favourite.

[Scarlett.]

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[Jordan.]

Home Alone 2

[King Gizzard]

Muppets Christmas Carol

Jingle all The way

[Kerry]

The Muppets scare me a bit. Even moreso since they were on the X Factor :bawling:

Though I do love Animal...

[Jords]

I loved Rudolph :D

[Callum]

Elf, The Grinch or Miracle on 34th Street

There are so many Xmas films I need to see though like Home Alone, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Story.

[Kerry]

Miracle on 34th Street is lovely

[rk3388]

a nightmare before christmas or corpse bride

corpse bride? O_O am i missing something?

[fruit_cake]

I always like watching home alone, I love that film!

[fruit_cake]

or a wonderful life of course, Lee!

[joeysteele]

Probably one I have to watch if it is on and always do is Home alone 2, for some reason I don't mind if I miss most others but not that one.

[Niamh.]

The 1980's version of A Christmas Carol

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

corpse bride? O_O am i missing something?

they showed it on itv on christmas eve last year :hmph:

idk but it feels kind of christmassy to me

[Visage]

Miracle on 34th Street (1994)

[Niall]

Either Love Actually or the Disney version of a A Christmas Carol. :lovedup:

[Princess]

Love Actually and the new(ish) Miracle on 34th Street.

[Lee.]

It's a Wonderful Life, closely followed by Love Actually.

[Photon]

Jurassic Park

[Livia]

I'll tell you which Christmas film I've decided this very afternoon is the worst I've ever seen... A Christmas Carol the music, with Kelsey Grammer. Ye Gods... It's like an Amateur Dramatics production (more like amateur traumatics). Cringeworthy, pretentious and dreadful.

On the up side, I like It's a Wonderful Life, White Christmas, A Christmas Story,Polar Express, Home Alone 1 and 2 and Scrooge with Alastair Sim.

[Adamw92]

I have quite a few but one of the stand-outs is The Polar Express

[Niamh.]

I'll tell you which Christmas film I've decided this very afternoon is the worst I've ever seen... A Christmas Carol the music, with Kelsey Grammer. Ye Gods... It's like an Amateur Dramatics production (more like amateur traumatics). Cringeworthy, pretentious and dreadful.

On the up side, I like It's a Wonderful Life, White Christmas, A Christmas Story,Polar Express, Home Alone 1 and 2 and Scrooge with Alastair Sim.

Oh switched that on thinking it was, the George C Scott one, It wasn't :bawling:

Watching Willy Wonka instead :love:

[Maia]

A Christmas Carol (1999) or Jack Frost

[Ammi]

I'll tell you which Christmas film I've decided this very afternoon is the worst I've ever seen... A Christmas Carol the music, with Kelsey Grammer. Ye Gods... It's like an Amateur Dramatics production (more like amateur traumatics). Cringeworthy, pretentious and dreadful.

On the up side, I like It's a Wonderful Life, White Christmas, A Christmas Story,Polar Express, Home Alone 1 and 2 and Scrooge with Alastair Sim.

Watched Scrooge this afternoon, Alistair Sim hamming it up.. it's still one of my favourites..the ending's getting a bit predictable now though

[DrunkerThanMoses]

Silent Night Deadly Night part 2 and Scrooge with Alister Sims

[Bollo]

Scrooged and Edward Scissorhands

[Sarah.]

Jingle All The Way :D

[MTVN]

Elf probably

[Kazanne]

My fave is Christmas Carol BUT only the one that was made in Shrewsbury(very close to me)the one with George C Scott,Edward Woodward etc,best one ever made,I also love Polar Express,like Oliver the musical too with Jack Wild and Mark Lester.

[Marc]

Love Actually, Santa Claus The Movie, Muppets, Miracle on 34th street

[Roy Mars III]

It's a Wonderful Life, the black and white version

[Tom4784]

Muppets Christmas Carol.