Santa Claus: The Movie (1985) wacky film with Dudley Moore and John Lithgow! Haven’t seen it in years but might give it a go before Christmas!
Lorna2210 on
Noelle, its on Disney, criminally underrated in my opinion!!
umbrtheinfluence on
Been meaning to watch “The Holdovers”.
Have no idea what the overall vibe / genre is, but it seems really interesting.
Conscious_Stick_7071 on
Click and Collect I always enjoyed. Special mention for Dear Santa, it’s new on Paramount and excellent.
PrimusPrinplup on
I love the TV movie adaptation of The Hogfather
Practical_Trash_6478 on
Rare exports watch it every year
Such-Possibility1285 on
‘Christmas Cruise’ a Hallmark classic. Romance based on a cruise, unfortunately the budget doesn’t extend to having the cast on a ship. Great fun watching the film hacks to pretend they are on a cruise.
bassmastashadez on
A Christmas Story is great. I think it’s more of a classic in America than here, only seen it on Irish tv once or twice but watched it again the other day and it’s a gem.
Loma596 on
Klaus on Netflix is excellent. Strikes a good balance between cheap laughs for the kids but also some deeper messaging (and humour too) for the adults
Glass-Intention-3979 on
Nativity for the win. There are three of them, obviously first is always the best. Good harmless family film. It has enough innuendo for adults to cackle at. Good slap stick for the kids. And, general feel good formula. It’s not a religious movie in case anyone is worried who hasn’t seen it.
FakerHarps on
Watched “Tokyo Godfathers” for the first time this year and it will definitely be in the Christmas rotation going forward
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Santa Claus: The Movie (1985) wacky film with Dudley Moore and John Lithgow! Haven’t seen it in years but might give it a go before Christmas!
Noelle, its on Disney, criminally underrated in my opinion!!
Been meaning to watch “The Holdovers”.
Have no idea what the overall vibe / genre is, but it seems really interesting.
Click and Collect I always enjoyed. Special mention for Dear Santa, it’s new on Paramount and excellent.
I love the TV movie adaptation of The Hogfather
Rare exports watch it every year
‘Christmas Cruise’ a Hallmark classic. Romance based on a cruise, unfortunately the budget doesn’t extend to having the cast on a ship. Great fun watching the film hacks to pretend they are on a cruise.
A Christmas Story is great. I think it’s more of a classic in America than here, only seen it on Irish tv once or twice but watched it again the other day and it’s a gem.
Klaus on Netflix is excellent. Strikes a good balance between cheap laughs for the kids but also some deeper messaging (and humour too) for the adults
Nativity for the win. There are three of them, obviously first is always the best. Good harmless family film. It has enough innuendo for adults to cackle at. Good slap stick for the kids. And, general feel good formula. It’s not a religious movie in case anyone is worried who hasn’t seen it.
Watched “Tokyo Godfathers” for the first time this year and it will definitely be in the Christmas rotation going forward