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I've always loved that story, Paddy. Thanks for posting it. Didn't know it was a movie.
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It's Christmas time again
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K by the bay
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Don't forget Meet Me In St. Louis. That's where we get one of our nicest Christmas songs from. Also My Favorite Wife with Cary Grant in his Santa suit.
Bernard Newman
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Around the world in 80 days with David Niven
and
Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. with Gregory Peck
are the movies I see every Christmas.
and
Captain Horatio Hornblower R.N. with Gregory Peck
are the movies I see every Christmas.
GOK
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Oh my goodness, the Happy Prince - yes! That always makes me a little tearful. Unlike Raymond Briggs' Father Christmas, which makes me grin a lot. And The Snowman, which makes me do both.
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Dinerman said:
I thought that was a real good version of a Christmas Carol. I adore it.
LD
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Its A Wonderful Life is my number one followed by Miracle on 34th St.(goes back to my Maurene O'Hara thing) and A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott. I used to watch the above mentioned A Christmas Carol with my Dad every year with out fail and every year with out fail it gave me nightmares, those Spirits really gave me the willies. I think I may just go and pop the DVD in now since this thread has stirred up those old feelings and if I get to scared maybe my dear wife will protect me from those boogers and haints lol lol lol .
Regards,
J.S.
Regards,
J.S.
Hondo
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Just a few years ago I just discovered "Its a Wonderful Life" with Jimmy Stewart.
I mean I never saw it from beginning to end only bits. It a favorite old time classic of many.
My personal favorite is Bill Murray's updated Scrooge. With a cast like Alfre Woodard, Carol Kane, Bob (Bobcat) Goldthwaitm, Robert Mitchum and many more. It has the Christmas theme, its a treat, fun and oh yeah "The Night the Reindeer Died" starring Lee Majors lol
I mean I never saw it from beginning to end only bits. It a favorite old time classic of many.
My personal favorite is Bill Murray's updated Scrooge. With a cast like Alfre Woodard, Carol Kane, Bob (Bobcat) Goldthwaitm, Robert Mitchum and many more. It has the Christmas theme, its a treat, fun and oh yeah "The Night the Reindeer Died" starring Lee Majors lol
Miss Marnie
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jake_fink said:
I haven't thought about that one in a long time. It was pretty good.
Miss Marnie
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My all time favorites are:
Holiday Inn
White Christmas - I always cry when the General steps out and sees the men from his unit.
It's a Wonderful Life
I did enjoy Christmas With the Kranks last year.
Holiday Inn
White Christmas - I always cry when the General steps out and sees the men from his unit.
It's a Wonderful Life
I did enjoy Christmas With the Kranks last year.
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