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How about: "Debbie does December 25th". Is that a Christmas movie? (of the blue kind).
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Oi leave me out of it!Originally posted by vetran View PostYippi Kay Yay MF.
in top 10 of my list but you can count miracle on 34th street, Trading places Santa Clause, Grinch & Elf.
and yes Steve McQueen on a motorbike, plus of course Von Ryan's express.
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It's not Christmas without a bit of razy lacism...Originally posted by DoctorStrangeloveOr "Melly Chlistmas Mr Lawrence".

Scrooged for me. Honourable mentions for Bad Santa and Gremlins, and the Christmas Eve classic Rear Window (which they showed this year at 3am - tossers)
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove"The Great Escape" if only for the random Septic who was never in the camp in the first place.
The Great Escape (1963) - IMDb
Godwin's rule strikes 7 posts in.
Groundhog Day for me.
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The Comic Strip presents Mr Jolly Lives Next door.
No real Christmas theme but myself and my three brothers would sit down on Christmas Day to watch it together every year.
I was on my own this year and couldn't get the DVD player to work so missed out.
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The night Freddy stole Christmas. Nothing better than watch Freddy cut those children up as they wait near the fireplace with a carrot and mince pie. Fun for all the family and guaranteed not to get a peep out of the kids once their in bed.
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Anyways...
It has Nuns.
It has Nazis.
It has Nuns and Nazis
It has Nuns and Nazis and Julie Andrews
It has Nuns and Nazis and Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer
It has Nuns and Nazis and Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer Rodgers and a Oscar Hammerstein Soundtrack
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It has Nuns and Nazis and Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer Rodgers and a Oscar Hammerstein Soundtrack and jazz
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