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brissles said:
I ended up bingeing on Movies 24, unknown actors in the boy meets girl films in small town America awash with cookies and hot chocolate - eggnog is the raciest they get to alcohol, everyone oos and aaaaahs at the christmas tree lighting, and the chaste kiss comes with the credits. I long ago gave up on 'Christmas Special' programmes, and seeing idiot slebs dressed up pathetically as elves or father christmas, and I did everything to avoid seeing Holly Willoughby on the screen.
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Yes I used to watch these films, a guilty secret but so unchallenging on the mind, must seek them out again.I Love discovering more obscure channels at Christmas not the Christmas specials which are usually a great let down.Watched ‘My Fair Lady’ &’ Oklahoma’ great sing a longs and have stood the test of time!
 
Ooops, I just found the clip; Mr Cheeseball 1961 was reading out reviews & a customer commented that she'd been whinging about prices -
'I’ve recently been whinging about Kim & co items being too expensive. But this dress, yes dress, is cheap as chips & gorgeous'.
I still think he's a creep!
 
I think TV has become 99% crap with a smidgen of a gem here and there. It seems to cater to the lowest common denominator, all I can say is thank heavens for books and music.
 
Twilight said:
I love those made for tv style movies, total schmaltz :RpS_wub:
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Isn't it funny when you think you're the only one who watches something, then you find loads of others secretly do the same !!! Brilliant !


(LATI - I've said for years that tele progs are made purely for the red top readers, lots of pictures and very little substance)
 
My two favourite Christmas films are It’s a Wonderful life and Die Hard, we like lots of others but these are my two faves. We have Sky and Prime but when the Christmas season is over I love those glossy American made for tv films on channel 5 about three in the afternoon, you know the ones were there’s an obsessed character who has it in for the married man, woman or both.
 
shopperholic said:
My two favourite Christmas films are It’s a Wonderful life and Die Hard, we like lots of others but these are my two faves. We have Sky and Prime but when the Christmas season is over I love those glossy American made for tv films on channel 5 about three in the afternoon, you know the ones were there’s an obsessed character who has it in for the married man, woman or both.
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I quite often watch the films on channel 5 in the afternoon during the year. I have also been watching their Christmas films and enjoyed most of them immensely, but then, of course, everyone lives in a huge house with possibly a ski lodge to boot.
 
shopperholic said:
My two favourite Christmas films are It’s a Wonderful life and Die Hard, we like lots of others but these are my two faves. We have Sky and Prime but when the Christmas season is over I love those glossy American made for tv films on channel 5 about three in the afternoon, you know the ones were there’s an obsessed character who has it in for the married man, woman or both.
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There is an ongoing debate is Die Hard is actually a Christmas film? All I know is anytime anyone hears Let It Snow they go Die Hard!

Princess Bride, yes it pops up all year but usually Xmas holidays and I have to watch.

"My name is Indigo Montoya you killed my father! Prepare to die!"
 
donna255 said:
There is an ongoing debate is Die Hard is actually a Christmas film? All I know is anytime anyone hears Let It Snow they go Die Hard!

Princess Bride, yes it pops up all year but usually Xmas holidays and I have to watch.

"My name is Indigo Montoya you killed my father! Prepare to die!"
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Wash your mouth out Donna! of course Die Hard is a Christmas film! They’re having a Christmas party, they’ve got Christmas decorations, Christmas song at the end and a bunch of German thieves. :confu9sed::RpS_laugh:
 
brissles said:
I have a new favourite xmas film. It was made in 2008 but I only saw it for the first time this year. Henry Winkler (Fonzie) is in it, and its hilarious..... The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1327788/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1


PS - ITS ON CHRISTMAS 24 AT 7PM TONIGHT !!!!
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I know that one: uber thin woman (seen as police officer in other films), ugly kid, large American home with gorgeous decorations & a good looking 'hero'. Having always loved Fonzie I watched it first time just for Henry W then got hooked.
 
Die Hard is a classic. I've seen it soooo many times & still shout at him to put on his shoes. As for the wonderful Alan Rickman, was there ever a better baddy?
 
LATI - dont know if the attachment will work, but I was given Fred Astaire this Christmas - life size !!!!!


fred astaire 2.jpg
 
Aw bless yer ! the truth is looking like that was purely for the photo - I mean, how can you stand beside HIM in your jammies and no make up ????? you just wouldn't !:biggrin:
 
loveallthingsitalian said:
That is fab! Whilst I know Gene Kelly was an excellent dancer he just didn’t do anything for me whereas Fred had that extra something which never fails to hit the spot.
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Same here LATI, GK was a very athletic dancer whereas FA just makes you want to be his partner although Ginger’s feet bled as he was a perfectionist.
 

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