Yum, gingerbread men, with icing. |
I have three DVD's onboard, this is one of them. I always have to watch this classic movie before Christmas, and I laugh myself silly every time.
One of my favorites. |
I've always wanted to memorize this rant, well, because I'm weird, and I love this movie.
Go Clark Griswold
And who can forget this memorable scene?
Living on a boat with a blackwater holding tank, this has significance. |
The second DVD onboard is, The Muppet Christmas Carol, with Michael Caine as Scrooge.
People and Muppets, a good combo. |
The version I have is hard to find. That's because there's a scene where young Scrooge's girlfriend, Belle sings a song . It's called "When Love is Gone", and she sings it when she gives up on having a life and a family with Scrooge. Disney deleted it because they felt it wouldn't appeal to young children. I can understand that, it's a tear-jerker, but I love that I have a copy that includes it.
These are my favorite characters from any Muppet production. I enjoy their humor....
Their names are Statler, and Waldorf, playing the parts of Jacob and Robert Marley. |
And though I don't have copies of these, who wouldn't include them in Holiday Classics.
The Grinch, with the original score sung by Boris Karloff is the best. IMHO |
A Christmas Story |
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. |
A local Wrangell homeowner must have liked this classic too.
Rudolph, Yukon Cornelius, and Bumble, the Abominable Snowman. |
And, now I bet you are curious about the title of the third DVD I have onboard. It's Captain Ron, of course!
Whats's your favorite movie, holiday or otherwise?
My all time favorite is The Grinch starring Jim Carrey. I never get tired of his portrayal. "It's not a skirt! It's a Kilt!". We also love 'A Christmas Story', although the scene with the tongue on the cold flagpole stuck with me for years, and not in a good way. Mike and I will be aboard Christmas day this year. Maybe we need to do a movie day. I keep thinking Christmas is over because we did our celebrating early. But then I realize it isn't. I still have time to watch my favorites! Oh, also A Charlie Brown Christmas. Mike loves that one.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, Charlie Brown's Christmas is a great one also. I love the cool "real" Whoville town in Jim Carrey's Grinch. They would have had to have a Suess imagination to build it. Popcorn and movie(s) on Christmas Day, sounds like a winner to me.
DeleteRudolph is my favorite Christmas movie from when I was a kid. The Abominable Snowman still scares me though.
ReplyDeleteThe puppet animation is corny, but still cute. I don't know why Hermey the elf, would want to be a dentist, I'm scared of them.
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