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Holiday Movie Showdown!

Krakalakachkn
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Damn Krak you put probably the two best movies against each other in round one.

 

Christmas Story of course.

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    Damn Krak you put probably the two best movies against each other in round one.

     

    Christmas Story of course.

     

     

    I know, I know. It would have happened eventually though. I think we all know that these two are basically first and second place.

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    I'm going to cast my vote for The Christmas Story!

     

     

    The vote currently stands:

     

    Wonderful Life: 4

    Christmas Story: 3

     

     

    Hurry up people, only 2 1/2 hours left!

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    sorry that cant be me. I dont know either. So i let imdb decide

    It's a Wonderful Life

    It has a slightly higher rating

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    lol thank you both, fair maidens.

     

    And Player, I'm not sure I can let that vote count. You needs to have at least seen one or the other, especially for this tie!

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    I just got your message Kark. A Christmas Story for sure!!!

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    Here's the next tie:

     

     

    Round One, Tie Four

     

     

    Home Alone

    Home Alone is a series of films that was based on the adventures of a boy named Kevin McCallister (with the exception of the third film which focuses on a boy named Alex Pruitt). The term usually refers to the original film in the series, which became the third highest grossing film of 1990, making a major star of lead actor Macaulay Culkin.

     

    VS.

     

    Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (Stop Motion/Animated)

    The reindeer made his television debut on NBC in 1964, when Rankin/Bass produced a stop-motion animated TV special. This version of the story adds several new characters, including the prospector Yukon Cornelius, a love interest for Rudolph named Clarice, and a Christmas elf named Hermey. (Hermey, like Rudolph, is a misfit: he suffers the disdain of the other elves because he would rather be a dentist than a toymaker). New subplots include Hermey and Rudolph running away to the "Island of Misfit Toys" where defective, anthropomorphic toys are left when they are deemed unfit for a child's care, and the capture of Rudolph's parents and Clarice by the Abominable Snowmonster.

     

     

     

    Voting ends Monday at 8pm (2pm EST)

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    Rudolph the red nosed reindeer, my favorite Christmas movie ever. I watched it last week.

    Edited by Song of Ice and Fire

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    Home alone. I dont particularlly like the film but its on every year (last night infact) and i dont think ive seen the other one

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