best christmas dvd?

Twisted_Cherry

Muppets Christmas Carol
Elf
Santa Claus The Movie
A Christmas Story

DigForVictory

I know you say you've already got it but yet another vote for Muppets Christmas Carol.

Then for a change of pace, Indiana Jones - the first three back to back, or just the first & third one (with Sean Connery as Dad). My sons will watch these without a cheep of bickering, & your daughter may put up with Harrison Ford?

If the weather's gruesome (too bad even for a quick snowball fight to revitalise the circulation) move onto 'Paul' - an SF comedy that perhaps you shouldn't share with folks under 8, or ET (lights out for that one so I can drizzle in peace - wonderful film though & good family viewing.)

Wishing you a Merry Christmas & harmonious agreement over the TV remote!

Rachyk

The Santa Clause and Jack Frost too!

*zippy*

cathy36 wrote: »

thanks for all your suggestions, I have a list going BUT has anyone seen 2nd day of christmas, just want to know if it's happy/sad etc?

That film is usually shown on the sky Christmas films channel. It's not one I would watch again.

Dvds we watch every year are Elf, National lampoons Christmas vacation and Christmas with the kranks. I bought A Christmas story because of the reviews ages ago, but haven't watched.

It's about time the greatest store in the world was repeated, we have it taped off the tv on video, my grown up Daughters love it.

Nada666

Die Hard
Gremlins
Sint (Saint)
Black Santa's Revenge
Rare Exports
Silent Night, Deadly Night
Singapore Sling

Saver88

My favourite is 'the holiday' a lovely chick flick rom com :-)

X_YuMmY_X

I love miracle on 34th street, watch it over and over again!
Other favourites are:
Santa Claus the movie
Elf
The nightmare before christmas
The muppet christmas carol
Second star to the left

Snugglebunny8

Fred Claus! North Pole is soooo pretty and snowy! love the sleigh ride sequences, one of our favourites

Arthur Christmas ditto, and GrandSanta is hilarious, has my teens in fits! so fab for older kids as well as youngies and adults, we all love it

Polar Express also goes on the second it starts getting dark on Christmas Eve so magical x

Ashamed to say Ive never seen Home Alone, is it magically-American-traditional-family-house-scene-y? if so I want it!!! I love Jingle All The Way for all the beautiful American Christmassy scenes! Do peeps recomend it? if so will have a look on Amazon

Fuzzy_Duck

I always watch Muppet Christmas Carol and Nightmare Before Christmas. I also enjoy Gremlins and Hansel and Gretel, a Korean film based around Christmas time. Neither are ones for the kiddies though- NBX might not be either if you've got particularly sensitive children.

marco1dog

We love Elf, Polar Express and The Snowman and The Snowdog.