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Only because National Lampoon Christmas Vacation wasn’t listed did I pick Die Hard.
Die Hard, Die Hard 2, Lethal Weapon are the ONLY ones I watch.
What happened to “A Christmas Story”? “You’ll shoot your eye out, Kid.
You nailed it!
Whomever came up with the list, isn’t very old !!!
There were 15 that came up with this list, but so old that only 4 could remember any movies that weren’t Charlton in “The Ten Commandments,” (and old man fights broke out over whether it was or wasn’t a Christmas movie)
Really, My Favorite Movie of all time is “A Pocket Full of Miracles” ,1961, staring Glen Ford, Betty Davis (and Anne Margaret’s and Peter Falks first movie roles)
Watch it…you’ll love it.
They don’t get it.Hilarious.
I like Die Hard but National Lampoon Christmas and It’s a Wonderful Life with Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed always will strike a chord with me.
Of course, I suppose A Charlie Brown Christmas should not be left out. When my children were young that was always watched
Yes. Christmas Vacation, and for a couple real oldies, Meet me in St Louis, and It happened on 5th Avenue… Not to mention miracle on 34th Street but ONLY the original with Edmund Gwynn.
Die Hard…this one is for you BRUCE 🙁