Rocky IV is just as much of a Christmas movie as Die Hard.

All the Shane Black movies.

The Predator
The Nice Guys
Iron Man 3
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Lethal Weapon 4
The Long Kiss Goodnight
Last Action Hero
The Last Boy Scout
Lethal Weapon 2
The Monster Squad
Lethal Weapon

Champ Bailey said:

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Not gonna lie, I enjoy this movie

Rocky IV
Long Kiss Goodnight
In Bruges

https://screenrant.com/stephen-king-kubrick-shining-secret-christmas-movie-why-explained/

TCTTS said:

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There was a somewhat similar thread last year, though I can't seem to find it. Maybe it was part of another thread. Either way, I made a Letterbox list for it of movies that are my favorite either outright Christmas movies, movies that feature Christmas in some small way, or even just remind me of movie-going at Christmas...

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I've seen just six of these…some I haven't even heard of!

The Family Man
The Sound of Music
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
Enemy of the State

dude95 said:

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This movie is a classic. No one knows about it...but oh my god it's good.

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The whole confederated products scene is awesome.

None of these really have much to do with Christmas but I always seem to enjoy watching them around the holidays for some reason:

Pixar movies
Harry Potter movies
Imaginationland South Park episodes

LOTR, Titanic, and Avatar

Lucky Jack Aubrey said:

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Donovan's Reef

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King of the United States of America

how has no one mentioned The Ref

How is LOTR christmas adjacent? It has elves?

At least Lion witch and wardrobe has santa giving presents.

It's not, but this thread kind of turned into "movies you like to watch around the holidays".

Spider-Man: No Way Home for one brief scene.

yep. The Ref and Trading Places are unconventional holiday movies. a number of these are just movies that take place in the cold.

No White Christmas?! Bing Crosby at his best.

The Family Stone is pretty good

Just finished Home Alone 2 so now we've seen all the Home Alone's this year, Home Alone and Home Alone 2.

Cats the Musical

It doesn't have anything to do with Christmas but came out at Christmas time so i consider it cannon now.

A very good comic Christmas movie is "We're No Angels" (1952) starring Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray, and Peter Ustinov. I just saw it again last night on Turner and it holds up quite well. Lots of humor as the three stars play Devil's Island cons who are trying to escape the island but wind up using their criminal skills to help out a hapless businessman and his family. Bogie and Ray play against type and Ustinov is hilarious.

Another wonderful one is "Three Godfathers" with John Wayne, Ward Bond, and the rest of the John Ford Stock Group. Humor, grittiness, sentimentality. Well done.

Monty Pythons's Meaning of Life ends with a classic Christmas theme.

bagger05 said:

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Angels With Filthy Souls

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Merry Christmas ya filthy animal.

Better Off Dead with John Cusack

I mean... a hero? Yes. THE hero? C'mon, bro!

Toys