what's your favorite christmas movie? (:?

I love christmas movies! I'd recommend to watch, Miracle on 34th street (both versions), Elf and the Christmas Carrol with the guy from X-men. I also watched the animated version with Jim Carey on sunday and I must say it was just like the book, and great in 3D! You have lot of watching to do. ;)

Merry Christmas

A Christmas Carol

Though I doubt that I'll see the version in theaters at the moment, Charles Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" is a pretty good one. There have been many versions, but my favorites are:

The 1938 version starring Reginald Owen.

The 1951 version with Alastair Sim.

The 1962 animated version "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol." (Yes, I know)

The 1999 BBC/TNT-TV version with Patrick Stewart (Star Trek: TNG, X-Men, etc)

ps. Marion, that movie is "Arsenic and Old Lace" and stars Cary Grant. It's hysterical!

Either of The Santa Clause movies with Tim Allen in it (1-3)

Three Days is my favorite. It's about a man who loses his wife on Christmas Eve after an argument. She gets hit by a car. Then an angel gives him the chance to relive his last 3 days to prove to his wife that he cherishes her. Only she is to meet her fate again on Christmas Eve. Great movie!

The Christmas Card- A woman writes Christmas cards to the troops in Afganistan i believe. One soldier gets leave and goes to the town the woman is from. They meet and develop feelings for one another but she is dating another man.

These top rated Christmas Movies http://www.ornament-shop.net/christmas-movies.htm

Personally I'm partial to Polar Express, and Rudolph!

I dont remember the title, it's the movie with the 2 old ladies murdering all the men with arsenic and their nephew (?) finds out. It's from the 50s or 60s. Very charming.

There was also a nice Chrismas movie with Tim Allen, the guy from that tool show, I can't remember the name of either show or film.

Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory- the original one with Gene Wilder.

It was shown every Christmas on RTE and just became a Christmas tradition for my family. I have it on DVD and stick it on every year because Christmas ain't Christmas without and Oompah Loompah or 2.

Happy Christmas!

Miracle on 34th street, watching it at the moment, it gets really nice at when everyone starts to believe, it summarises the Christmas spirit!

Little Women

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, the one they play on ABCFamily every year :D