What do you watching in Christmas and New Year Holidays?

Hello Programms!

What do you watching for Christmas and New Year Holidays? Movies, cartoons?

I make my watch-programm:

• National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
• A Christmas Story
• A Charlie Brown Christmas
• How the Grinch Stole Christmas
• Home Alone
• Home Alone 2
• Elf
• Scrooged
• It's a Wonderful Life
• Miracle on 34th Street
• A Christmas Carol
• All I Want for Christmas
• American Christmas Carol, An
• Batman
• Batman Returns
• The Christmas Tree
• Jack Frost
• The Long Kiss Goodnight
• A Mom for Christmas
• Preacher's Wife
• Die Hard
• Die Hard 2
• Lethal Weapon
• Santa Clause
• Santa Clause 2
• Santa Clause 3
• One Magic Christmas
• Surviving Christmas
• Christmas Vacation 2
• Christmas with the Kranks
• Eloise at Christmastime

• Nightmare Before Christmas, The
• Winter Wonderland, The
• Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
• Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed In At The House Of Mouse
• Christmas Adventure, A
• Very Wompkee Christmas, A
• Casper's Haunted Christmas
• Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas
• Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas
• Felix the Cat Saves Christmas
• Frosty the Snowman
• Polar Express, The
• Santa Clause is Comin' to Town
• The Grinch
• Jack Frost
• The Muppet Christmas Carol
• It's a Very Muppet Christmas Movie
• The Santa Clause
• Jingle All the Way

I really only watch A Christmas Story, just because I have since the beginning of time Charlie Brown Christmas came on last night, and I couldn't stand watching it...too old...too bad. We need a Digitally Remastered Version of Charlie Brown's Christmas

I'm also planning on seeing that new movie, Deck the Halls.

I probably won't watch anything. I will be watching Channel 9, and other websites on Christmas.

Angus Higgins

For the Doctor Who on the BBC, will it also be on SciFi Channel?

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My school books.... revising for GCSE mocks in January

"The Great Escape" and "Where Eagles Dare" are always classic christmas TV material, over here

yman wrote:

My school books.... revising for GCSE mocks in January

Unlucky, I'm doing mine now, so I don't have to revise much over the Christmas Holidays.

I started them today infact.

I'm doing the Applied Business course so I will be doing some revision over Christmas, as I have my GCSE exam in Applied Business (Business Finance Module) on 17/01/07, close to my birthday.

Angus Higgins

My copy of "The Bergman Collection" (30 movies - yikes!) arrived today so I guess I'll be making a start on that over the Christmas break.

Watched the extra's on the just issued "Dr Who Complete Season 2" over the weekend. One and a half hours of David Tennant's "video diary" with a title at the beginning of each 3-5 minute segment gets VERY tiring VERY quickly, but it was cute to see him spending Christmas day with his family waiting like everyone else to see his first episode on the TV.

My vote is for "The Ref", with Denis Leary.

Anyone else a fan, and enjoy it as much as I do?

jsampsonPC wrote:

Charlie Brown Christmas came on last night, and I couldn't stand watching it...too old...too bad. We need a Digitally Remastered Version of Charlie Brown's Christmas

Does this count?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGnYw-OuCnI

It's a Wonderful Life

Playtime by Jaques Tati
Tokyo Story by Jasujiro Ozu
Pickpocket by Robert Bresson

ScanIAm wrote:



jsampsonPC wrote:Charlie Brown Christmas came on last night, and I couldn't stand watching it...too old...too bad. We need a Digitally Remastered Version of Charlie Brown's Christmas

Does this count?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGnYw-OuCnI

Haha! I finally enjoy Charlie Brown's Christmas now