With the holiday season in full swing now, what's your holiday watching line-up?
What are never miss movies, specials or TV during this time of year?
And boy, do I miss all the old "specials" they used to have every year.
Anyone remember those?
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With the holiday season in full swing now, what's your holiday watching line-up?
What are never miss movies, specials or TV during this time of year?
And boy, do I miss all the old "specials" they used to have every year.
Anyone remember those?
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I was never a TV/Movie nut as a kid. Was always out and about.
1, 2 and 4. Awesome movies
Never saw 3.
Tons of others too. Miracle on 34th St. Classic
1, 2 and 4. Awesome movies
Never saw 3.Tons of others too. Miracle on 34th St. Classic
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While my wife is fine watching whatever Holiday movie the Hallmark Channel happens to be showing, she does make a point to watch Christmas Vacation every year. For me I try to squeeze in viewings of It’s a Wonderful Life and Die Hard. I also like to watch Planes, Trains and Automobiles this time of year as it's one of the few movies that takes place at Thanksgiving.
Not at all a holiday film; but the first big blizzard of the Winter I like to bundle up and watch John Carpenters The Thing.
Not at all a holiday film; but the first big blizzard of the Winter I like to bundle up and watch John Carpenters The Thing.
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My one never miss is Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. It came out in 1964. I have never missed a year. 59 years and counting, folks.
I know I will sound like a spoil sport, but I rarely watch things twice. I love to have the tv on and would dearly miss it if it wasn't around, but I don't watch much anymore. I would prefer to read or knit. So shows that don't require a lot of attention are my favorites. Christmas music or having the shows on in the background is most likely what will happen. My husband is the big softie and will watch all the tear jerkers through the season. Have you all seen the one about "my mamma's red shoes", oh boy get out the Kleenex. He watches that and I go sit in the other room, too much for me lol.
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It was more fun to watch with my daughter, when she was a child. At those times,we would be sure to watch "It's A Wonderful Life," "How The Grinch Stole Christmas," and "Miracle on 34th Street."
Now I don't get into it as much. But I do make a point of watching "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and The Grinch.
Now I don't get into it as much. But I do make a point of watching "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and The Grinch.