What is your favorite Christmas movie?

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I like the new one 8-bit Christmas.

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Muppets Christmas carol is pretty good

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The Nightmare before Christmas. Itā€™s too hard to classify the film as just a Halloween movie specifically.

:+1::+1:

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I love all the Christmas carol movies

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Itā€™s A Wonderful Lifeā€¦the black and white version. And also Miracle on 34th Street, again, black and white.

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Die Hard for me I think. Iā€™ve seen it every year for the past 7 years or so during the holidays. Itā€™s on TV and I end up watching it every year.

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That would be a Hanukkah movie right?

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That moment where he just finds out about the money and swipes all of his building plans off his drafting table ā€“ omg, heartbreakingā€¦

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One of my favorite movies ever, in general, so I always forget to think of it as specifically Christmas or Halloween.

I canā€™t believe no one has made a broadway musical of it yet.

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I just say that I hope there is never a remake as Tim Burton and his crew did a perfect job. The music is amazing especially the opening song.

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SOOOOO good.

Iā€™m so into that movie, I have Nightmare Before Christmas ā€œstuffā€, like t-shirts and dolls, etc. People know to buy it for me. Even my wallet ā€“ a very fancy schmancy Dooney & Burke, has Jack Skellingtons sort of discreetly created within the pattern.

I just know they made Beetlejuice a musical, so you never know. Iā€™m disconnected from that scene, as I havenā€™t lived in NYC in going on 12 years, but I canā€™t imagine that part done well by anyone other than Michael Keaton. It would just be an imitation of his performance.

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Like him too.

Itā€™s fun to read about those theories of what Jack S did for a living when or if he was alive.

What do you think of Corpse Bride?

I like it but I think Burtonā€™s fans expected too much. I know I did.

Beetlejiuce rocks. Didnā€™t know they made a musical. Sounds like fun to see though.

-S

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I didnā€™t love Corpse Bride. I think after Nightmare, yeah, we were all expecting too much. I saw it the one time in the theater and never again.

I saw Nightmare twice in the theater in ā€˜93 when it came out. We forget that it was not a popular movie, but slowly and steadily developed a cult following over many years.

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Bad Santa 2. Quality.

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