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Suggestions for Holiday Movie/Special Reaction! (Patreon)

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2020-11-24 21:38:27
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2020-11-25 11:45:21
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As I have said previously, December's Extra Movie Reaction will be holiday themed so please leave your Christmas Movie or Special Suggestions down below! I will also be accepting TV episodes this time around only. However, if it is a TV episode from a show that I might react to in the future (meaning it's on the short list) or am currently reacting to, I most likely won't include it. Also, as usual if I've seen it, I won't include it in the poll :) 

Edit: When I say TV episodes, I mean Holiday TV episodes, not entire shows you'd like me to watch. 

I'm excited to see what you all suggest! 

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Nerd Chronic

Klaus, the Netflix animated film, is a really great one.

Mister Lou

The Night Before or Office Christmas Party are some great Christmas Comedies

Dean Nolan

God I love Christmas! The Night Before (2015), Office Christmas Party, Krampus, Bad Santa, Bad Santa 2, Tv series, hmmm Steptoe and Son has a few Christmas specials all of them awesome.

Liam Hussey

Love Actually, A christmas carol (2009), Nativity (1, 2, or 3), scrooge (1950 something), ELF

Elliott Bishop

Arthur Christmas for some light hearted animation, or Gremlins for a fun Christmas horror

Paul Hayes

So many versions of A Christmas Carol I could nominate, but I'll just pick one, perhaps my favourite - the 1970 musical version, just called "Scrooge", starring Albert Finney. On a TV note, this might be a bit left-field, but how about the 1984 Granada Television version of "The Blue Carbuncle" from their famous Sherlock Holmes series starring Jeremy Brett? A nice and festive one!

Jennifer Diaz

One of my guilty Xmas pleasures is the Robin Williams film "Toys". It's schmaltzy, but it's just too pleasingly surreal not to love.

James Fish

I wanted to edit this comment as I don't feel I sold it well enough lol! Take a walk down Main Street & you'll come across all the big-budget well known extravoganzas, but take a punt and stray off the beaten track a little & you will uncover a host of hidden gems. One such gem, IMO, is The Amazing Mr Blunden (1972). Heavily overshadowed by Mary Poppins which came out the same year, this has been largely forgotten over the years. With an amazing plot centred around two of the Children of a 1918 widow, when they meet a certain Mr Blunden, they are propelled into a plot which sees them attemting to prevent a callous plan that resulted in a tragedy 100 years before. Will they prevail or become part of history's established events? While not done on the biggest budget, it remains an amazingly well told tale with a set of enchanting musical scores weaving thrrough the film that will be sure to ellicit every emotion at some point. Having seen it as a child one Christmas & being captivated by it, I can't rate it enough.

YungAtHart

The movie "Scrooged" with Bill Murray would make for a good Christmas reaction. Don't know if you have already seen it.

Jack Warren

Got to be love actually 😂

Thomas Corp

A Christmas Carol (1999) starring Patrick Stewart, Joyeux Noël, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. In terms of tv A Very Sunny Christmas from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia. I'd say every Christmas episode from the show Monk, but if I have to pick just one it would have to be the episode Mr. Monk and the Miracle.

Mark McKeown

Peep Show 7x05 - Seasons Beatings Inside No9 - The 12 Days of Christine

Ress

If you haven't already seen it, my favourite holiday movie is Desk Set. It's a 1957 romantic comedy set over Christmas starring Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy. She's a TV network research librarian, and he's the efficiency expert (read: early computer scientist) that she suspects is trying to efficiency her out of a job. Banter, Christmas present mix-ups, and drunken 1950s office parties ensue. A bit of a deep cut, but it's a delight.

Ryan

The Lion in Winter, a gloriously mean-spirited historical epic where a bunch of scheming British royals are thrown together for a holiday bash.

Sidney Troat

Both of mu suggestions have already been suggested:

Sidney Troat

Scrooged and Inside No9 - The 12 Days of Christine

Holly Jay

I dont have any movie suggestions but a tv show i say lucifer that is on netflix its a really good show and i think you might like it

George Teed

You've probably seen these but since I don't watch a bunch of christmas stuff I think the ones you'd enjoy best are Love Actually, Krampus (2015), Black Christmas (1974), Home Alone 2, or maybe A Christmas Carol (2009)

Chris Fone

Hello, first time commenting here. If you haven't seen it already I'd definitely, definitely recommend The Muppet's Christmas Carol (1992) also there's a really beautifully animated kits tv story called The Snowman (1982) it gets repeated every year over hear in the UK. Other films that aren't in themselves about Christmas but will give you that same warm, fuzzy feeling, Paddington (2014).