The original starring: Maureen O'Hara, John Payne, Edmund Gwenn, Gene Lockhart, Natalie Wood, Porter Hall. Anything after is just wrong. (Sorry it took so long to reply)

Nightmare Before Christmas

Violent Night. Finally saw this on Amazon. Wasn't expecting anything out of it but it has made my list going forward. Definitely not a family movie but seeing Santa basically be John McClane was kind of awesome.

I watch Gremlins every December, but I clearly have a very liberal policy on this subject.

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See, I was going to say Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (another clay-mation), but I don't consider them movies. They're TV specials.

Grimlins

Scrooged

How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966)

I watch this every Christmas. :thumb:

(Also A Christmas Horror Story)

Correct. Same.

He’s entitled to his opinion, however wrong it may be.

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Die Hard in the 1 spot for me. Home Alone and Christmas Vacation battle back and forth between the two and three spots.

And then there is a whole host of others jumbled up after that, from Bad Santa, to Fred Clause, Elf, the original Miracle on 34th Street, White Christmas, It’s A Wonderful Life and several of the Christmas Carol renditions. Of those the George C. Scott, Muppets, and Bill Murray in Scrooged are probably my favorites.

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Yes!!!

also forgot - four christmases with Vince vaughn is hilarious

The night this played with Frosty on CBS I think? was a big night when I was a kid