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Classic Films

CBHagman

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18. Definitely March of the Wooden Soldiers, Christmas in Connecticut, The Shop Around the Corner.

Reply to Walk away (Reply #13)

Mon Dec 12, 2011, 09:20 PM

Dec 2011

I'm another one who has fond memories of seeing March of the Wooden Soldiers (AKA Babes in Toyland) on TV every single year.

And I'm another fan of A Christmas Story. "You'll shoot your eye out, kid!"

And for more dysfunctional family fun, let's not forget The Lion in Winter.

More recent but definitely among my holiday favorites are Kenneth Branagh's A Midwinter's Tale (also known as In the Bleak Midwinter) and Peter's Friends. The first concludes on Christmas Eve, the second on New Year's Eve.

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What are your favorite holiday classics? [View all] cyberswede Dec 2011 OP

A Christmas Story Siwsan Dec 2011 #1

Both terrific! cyberswede Dec 2011 #2

Love the flat tire scene. Siwsan Dec 2011 #3

I'd agree Auggie Dec 2011 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Dec 2011 #5

Holiday Inn (1942) and White Christmas (1954) Staph Dec 2011 #6

Nothing out of the ordinary - NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #7

The 1948 Miracle On 34th Street. Graybeard Dec 2011 #8

You all have nailed them solara Dec 2011 #9

Agree cyberswede Dec 2011 #15

Alastair Simm in "Scrooge" (1951) Paladin Dec 2011 #10

I totally agree solara Dec 2011 #11

And I Should Have Referred To Your Post No. 9, Where You Mentioned The Movie. Paladin Dec 2011 #12

No shoulding on yourself solara Dec 2011 #16

The Patrick Stewart version is good, too. cyberswede Dec 2011 #20

+1000 wryter2000 Dec 2011 #21

Christmas In Connecticut, The Bishop's Wife, Shop Around The Corner... Walk away Dec 2011 #13

Definitely March of the Wooden Soldiers, Christmas in Connecticut, The Shop Around the Corner. CBHagman Dec 2011 #18

Elf, The Grinch, Christmas Story StarsInHerHair Dec 2011 #14

How about these really obscure ones, but very nostalgic! Mr Magoo's Christmas Carol, and... NRaleighLiberal Dec 2011 #17

The Bishop's Wife... DearHeart Dec 2011 #19

I like The Bishop's Wife too Mimosa Dec 2011 #22

o yes love Holiday Affair - sweet film katty Dec 2011 #24

Bell, Book and Candle, Jimmy Stewart, Kim Novak and Jack Lemon katty Dec 2011 #23

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