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Comments (20)I must say my all time favorite is It's a Wonderful Life. The story has so much meaning to me. Whenever I think at the end all the community coming to help George out with all the money to make up the difference in his Uncle's bookkeeping mistake. (Darned ol' Mr. Potter!) I can't help but always remember when I was a young teen and my Dad getting layed off from his job. He was a maintenance worker at a local hospital. He was given the boot just a few weeks before Christmas. With 4 kids and a mortgage was so much to bear before Christmas. The hard thing too is that he had already been diagnosed with Parkinsons disease (he was in his mid to late 30's). Well, he was loved by all the employees there. He was President of the Employee's Association and set up many wonderful outings to plays, comedy, etc.. So, when news got out one of his co-workers came over just about a week or two into December. He presented my Dad with a small gold papered box. Inside was $1800 CHC (cold hard cash)! He was moved to tears! All the employees pitched in money to help us out! WE were all excited and even fanned the money out on the ground and took a picture of it! So, whenever I see that movie, it brings me to tears of the goodness of people's souls coming to help a friend in need. The saying, "What goes around, comes around." always rings true with me! Love, Jules...See MoreFavorite Christmas Movie
Comments (18)Sorry to say this Mike, but I was one of the kids who would try to egg on the other kids into licking the pole. PS stay away from the furnace. One new movie that I've seen the last couple of years is called SILENT NIGHT. Starring Linda Hamilton, it's set at Christmas 1944 during the battle of the bulge. A group of American and German soldiers meet up at a house in the forest. Enemies at first, they slowly become comrades. It's a great movie. John...See MoreChristmas movie schedule
Comments (4)Thanks for sharing the site swest2. Yesterday afternoon I was browsing tv channels and happened upon "Miracle on 34th Street" an old time favorite of mine. It will be nice to know when the different movies will be on. Two of my very favorite movies that don't seem to be on any of our local channels any longer (Peter Pan with Mary Martin & Wizard of Oz with Judy Garland) are now in my DVD collection....See Morenew favorite movie kitchen/house
Comments (14)I loved the It's Complicated house as well. The whole time they were talking of a kitchen remodel I was thinking I would take that one even if it is not practical. I also loved her bed and bath. I now find myself loving movie kitchens that have older elements in them and that are not so put together. Like old appliances or older flooring, etc. I find that they feel comforting and like a lot of love has gathered in those spaces. The kitchen in "The Family Stone" is an example. Another movie kitchen and house I love is the primary residence on "Spanglish". I didn't get to see much of "The Kids Are Alright" as I had little ones staring up at the TV in the first few seens so it had to be removed and have yet to finish it! I would love to have a movie set designer do my house. A couple of other websites for movie houses is homeshoothome.com. These are real houses marketed for movie filming. The houses from "Step Brothers" and "The Hangover" are on this site. iamnotastalker.com has some good movie house info. There is also one more site with malibu in the title that also involves real homes being marketed for film, but I can't remember the name right now....See More- 5 years ago
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