The Muppet Christmas Carol

Scrooge the musical with albert Finney

The Grinch with Jim Carrey

Elf

I do like the claymation movies, but more for nostalgia than for content,and I do like to watch them every year.

Can’t find the movie.

wife is dumped for a younger woman.

A college age daughter.

wife is robbed, sleeping in her car until befriends A former banker then they team up and start a business. Anyone remember it?

Christmas in Miss.

Home alone

Elf

Love, Actually

Christmas in Connecticut (I love the house!)

Miracle on 34th Street (original)

A Charlie Brown Christmas

A Christmas Carol, the one with Alistair Sim

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

It's a Wonderful Life (there was a reverse version in the 80s with Marlo Thomas, it think it was called It Happened One Night, I liked that one but haven't seen it since.)

Love Actually, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation and Home Alone. The first two I watch every year.....sometimes more than once. The last is maybe every couple of years.

The Grinch, Charlie Brown, but haven't watched any in years.

The Shining

Christmas in Connecticut, Remember the Night, Holiday Inn and Miracle on 24th Street -- watching Remember the Night as I type.

Oh, I forgot Bishop's Wife!

A Christmas Story

Die Hard

Frosty, Charlie Brown, Grinch, Rudolph

The Bishop's Wife is my all time favorite. I've watched It's a Wonderful Life three times so far this season. I also watched It Happened One Christmas (the Marlo Thomas remake)

Of the movies you mentioned I've seen Charlie Brown, It's a Wonderful Life, Elf, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Elf, Home Alone (all 3 of them), and the Grinch (both the original and the Jim Carrey version). All of them are very good. I've seen scenes from the Muppet Christmas Carol but I've never watched the whole thing (We do have the Mickey Mouse version on tape though). Love Actually sounds interesting as well. Might watch that if I have time.

A Christmas Carol (the George C. Scott version); Miracle on 34th Street. I really like The Shop Around the Corner (and its modern remake, You've Got Mail) but never really thought of it as a Christmas movie.

I watched Love, Actually for the first time last week. Have to say that there were a couple of the storylines I could have done without...

Christmas in Connecticut is on TCM right now.

Miracle on 34th Street

Home Alone

Love, Actually

Christmas Vacation

josephine, that movie does sound familiar, but I can’t recall it either.

Josephine..the movie was Home for Christmas, tv movie with Linda Hamilton. I love The Bishops Wife, Miracle on 34th Street and The Christmas Wife (with Julie Harris and Jason Robards).

Thanks honi

hands down, the Best one - Christmas Vacation!!! we laugh every time we see it!!!

Elf

The Santa Clause

Christmas Story

The Sound Of Music

I haven't watched the Bass/Rankin movies for years, but when my kids were young, we watched them every year.

I have Elf recorded and have a CD of "We're No Angels" from 1955, with Bogey, Also Ray and Peter Ustinov. Hope it's as good as I remember.

Still love Holiday Inn, Christmas in Connecticut and White Christmas, too. Stanwyck and Bing...how can you beat them!

It's not Christmas without "A Charlie Brown Christmas".

"Finding Christmas", I must have watched it 30 times! or at least it feels like it. Another good one is "Christmas Pen Pals", I just saw that one on Lifetime.

No movies planned for tomorrow. I may take my adult son the EAA (Experimental Aircraft Associan) museum on the day after Christmas. We have not been there for 20 years and its only an hour drive from my house.

I love Elf, Polar Express, Home Alone...others listed here, I even own some. I refuse to watch or buy A Christmas Story until it comes on for its marathon. It must be my favorite :)

The 1951 version of "A Christmas Carol"/"Scrooge" with Alistair Sim. TCM aired it on Christmas Eve, FXM had it on a marathon (terrible print) yesterday. The Patrick Stewart version is also good. I recorded both.

"The Bishop's Wife", "Miracle on 34th Street" and "A Christmas Carol"/"Scrooge" with Alistair Sim. I also like "A Christmas Story" and have to watch it at least once every Christmas season.

It's a Wonderful Life

Christmas Story

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation

Prep and Landing

This year I saw the Patrick Stewart version of "A Christmas Carol" - that was good.

All the Die Hard movies

Star Wars IV, V, VI and VII.

josephene-are you thinking of Home by Christmas with Linda Hamilton?

I agree with the die hard movies! I can't find them anywhere online this year so I will have to buy the digital copy or download them or buy DVDs. I also like the first home alone.

I like most Christmas movies that was mentioned here. Sorry josephene, I see that was already mentioned. I didn't watch the Bass/Rankin series this year either. I have the full DVD set so I may watch it soon. Not much in the mood for Christmas this year. Have no idea why.

If Die Hard is a Christmas movie then why did someone not consider The Shop Around the Corner also a Christmas movie?

Of course Die Hard is a Christmas movie

Yes I understand it's a Christmas movie, but someone said "Shop" isn't, while I consider it to be a very Christmas movie. I just can't see accepting one and not the other.

It's a Wonderful Life

Miracle on 34th Street

I watch them most every year. Especially It's a Wonderful Life

I've never seen the Shop Around the Corner but it looks interesting. I read about it and the movie You've Got Mail with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan is based on the same play that Shop around the Corner is based on. There are articles that support it as a Christmas movie but having not seen it, I can't say.

However, as a die hard fan of Die Hard.....