best christmas dvd?

cathy36

wiogs wrote: »

Die Hard - great Christmas movie

Sorry no, daughter is 13 and a girlie girl so she won't sit through :rotfl:

cathy36

carlamarie wrote: »

Elf? Home alone?

After I wrote asking, found elf and home alone in sons room. Agree they are good
Thanks anyway

cathy36

Gr33ng1ng3r wrote: »

Depends on the age of your children but for me Christmas isn't Christmas without "It's a Wonderful Life".

Haven't seen this, thanks, prob order this.
Have you seen four Christmas, a friend said it laughing, so think it may be a set up?

cathy36

Anyone seen the night before the night before Christmas Eve?

EllieWellie

cathy36 wrote: »

Haven't seen this, thanks, prob order this.
Have you seen four Christmas, a friend said it laughing, so think it may be a set up?

We saw Four Christmases at the cinema and none of us rated it - hate spending a lot to see a film & not enjoying it.

Some films that haven't been mentioned that we as a family enjoy watching every year include National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation and Jingle All The Way.

The Holiday, Bridget Jones's Diary and Love, Actually are decent Christmassy rom-coms.

johnnyreggae

And best of all is A Christmas Story - currently only about £ 2.50 at Amazon - the only possible downside for OP is the lead character is a boy

LEJC

Nativity...great for all the family...cheesy,funny predictable and some great british actors

Dark_Star

"Prep & landing" - very funny cartoon about the elves who help Santa - no one does stealth like an elf :rotfl:

candjsmum

Gr33ng1ng3r wrote: »

Depends on the age of your children but for me Christmas isn't Christmas without "It's a Wonderful Life".

I am sad to say I have never seen this film. However, it was on the TV at the beginning of the year and so it is now on my hard drive waiting for xmas to arrive. Will then sit and watch it

Own_My_Own

Scrooge starring Albert Finney.

Eta I am the only person alive that can't stand Elf ?