Pick Three - Christmas Movies and Shows

[rubysmama]

For me, it would be 4, 8 and 12. However for 8, it is the tv cartoon not the movie.

 

[betsygee]

4, 5, 12. What can I say, I'm old.

 

[muffy]

1, 6 and 10.

 

[denice]

5, 7 and 12.

 

[neely]

4, 7 and 10 - What would Xmas be without It's a Wonderful Life

 

[strider rose]

5,6 and 12

 

[artiemom]

4, 5, 9, 10 and 12

# 10 need to be #1.... then 5, 4 and 12. In that order..

 

[KittyKatMDP]

3, 9, 10 - something for every generation! (Can you tell I'm a Gen-X?)

 

[susanm9006]

1, 6 and 7. National Lampoon Vacation, A Christmas Story and Home alone

 

[MonaLyssa33]

Elf, Home Alone, and It's A Wonderful Life.

 

[MoochNNoodles]

2, 5, 12 with an honorable mention for 9.

I didn’t think I would like The Polar Express until I saw it when DS was in his trains phase. We were immediately hooked. He still chooses it for long car trips too. Such a good story!!

 

[cassiopea]

I actually don't like most of them (I know I know I'm an awful human being) So far just 9 and 11! 7 if it is the second one.

 

[Neko-chan's mama]

2, 9, and 12. I only like the old cartoon version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Cindy Lou Who is not an 9 year old!!

 

[Winchester]

5 and 12. (I don't see A Christmas Carol on there; that would be my third choice.)

 

[AbbysMom]

No Christmas show list is complete without "The Year without a Santa Claus". Heat Miser and Snow Miser. It's iconic.

 

[CatladyJan]

1, 10 and 8 - cartoon version

 

[denice]

5 and 12. (I don't see A Christmas Carol on there; that would be my third choice.)

There are so many different versions of A Christmas Carol. My favorite is one of the older ones with Alistair Sim.

 

[vansX2]

4, 9 & 10

 

[Bri5]

3, 7, and toss up between 9 and 12. I like Charlie Brown but have good memories of The Santa Clause.

 

[Margot Lane]

I actually don't like most of them (I know I know I'm an awful human being) So far just 9 and 11! 7 if it is the second one.

Agreed as well….had a hard time here. Could go with, say “Shop Around the Corner” or “Meet Me in St. Louis,” or any of the 1940s Brtitish ones requiring stoicism and a stiff upper lip.