Greatest Christmas Movie

A Christmas Story.

One of the funniest, honest and heartfelt movies about Christmas ever made. It also saved a lot of tongues from cold metal polls too.

"You'll shoot your eye out!" A Christmas Story, of course!

national lampoon's christmas vacation with Chevy Chase

Charlie Brown Christmas

Christmas Vacation. Gotta love Chevy Chase.

Charlie Brown Christmas

I always love "Its a Wonderful Life" corny, but at the heart of things I am a romantic.

"It's a Wonderful Life". That movie has been translated into more languages, and seen by more people than perhaps any other! I am just one of many people I know who do not believe it is Christmas until late in seeing that movie!! Of course,I am talking about the original version directed by Frank Capra starring James Stewart!

Without a shadow of a doubt it "It's a Wonderful Life" with Jimmy Stewart. Black and white. I love that movie any time of the year. Everyone should see it.

christmas carol by jim carrey recently released world wide where carrey playing 7 charecters

a christmas story. it is a well done film and the biggest draw for me is the historical family tradition. the countless number of times i have seen it with my family. its numerous inside jokes that last year round. it brings warm feelings to my heart just mentioning it.

If you want to have a little fun with this my recommendation would be Christmas on Mars by the Flaming Lips. It is a VERY bizarre and in my opinion the best Christmas Movie available. At the very least it will make for a fun article.

http://www.christmasonmarsmovie.com/

For me it has to be "its a wonderful life." (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038650/) Why is is the greatest of all time? That depends on the angle you are taking with your story, but I would go for the following supporting evidence:
- The film is a snapshot of US culture in a unique era of history when we had not yet quite fully lost our innocence, but were well on the way
- Warm, genuine performances based upon characters written with depth
- Represents most fully the Christian - rather than commercial - aspect of the Christmas holiday
- Framed by human problems that are timeless - if you knew nothing of US history of that era, you can still get the author and director's intent.

I think those are the reasons you see the thing all over TV from 11/1 - 1/15 every year.

Nothing is better than Its a Wonderful Life. The classic Christmas story.