If we’re talking bad Hallmark Christmas movies, there’s a real dumb one on Max called A Hollywood Christmas that I can’t legitimately defend but will confess to enjoying. Though it’s more Hallmark the “genre” and not literally a Hallmark Movie, if that makes sense
Took advantage of some streaming Black Friday deals today (Peacock $1.99 a month for 1 year and Paramount+ w/Showtime $3.99 a month for 3 months), solely so I can watch as many holiday movies as I can in the next 30 days.
Are A Wonderful Life and Miracle On 34th Street actually good? We’re thinking of watching them this year. I might have seen the latter when I was a little kid, but I am not sure.
Watched Meet Me in St. Louis last night thinking it was a Christmas movie, but it turns out to have one of the dopest Halloween scenes in film and a subplot where the youngest kid is an absolute psychopath. And a scene where another kid says this:
Just finished Holiday Hotline. It was a very solid entry into the Hallmark Christmas pantheon. Working through Christmas in Notting Hill right now. Off to a decent start.
Best Christmas Ever couldn't have been worse hahahaha. It would have been amazing though if in the third act, Monkey Bob came to life and set a bunch of Home Alone style traps and went on a murderous rampage. But I didn't get my wish...
Just re-watched The Green Knight and it's now officially in the Christmas Movie Canon. Forgot what a dope ass movie that was.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas_in_Connecticut_(1992_film) Arnold Schwarzenegger's only directing credit is a made-for-tv Christmas Movie?!
I’m not a pervert! I just was looking for a Turbo Man doll! *Bomb goes off inside package Myron was using to hold up the radio station so he could try to get a Turbo Man doll* Myron: That really was a bomb? This is a sick world we live in! Sick people!