Christmas at the Movies: Trailers!

[BrandonDaCollector]

Now keep up with up with us Acid, like I said to ONS, we both post in all of these Topics like everyday so there's new content to check out daily not to mentioned checking out My Topics as well I'll be posting the results to the great WWE Survivor Series: War Games that was in Vancouver BC, Canada that was this past Saturday with lot of clips too, the Woman's War Games so good

Amazing how Disney & Hulu are doing this stuff. I've never seen these nor am I interested but it's Christmas so here's this came out in 2023...




and that spawned this Christmas sequel

[packerbacker180]

Never heard of that one. Looks like all the Hallmark Christmas movies which I pay zero attention to, lol.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I was never into the Hallmark films, their too PGish for Me. I never seen that despite it was in 1991. I never seen this one either from 1985.

[packerbacker180]

That 1001 movie I don't think I'd ever heard of either and then weirdly enough I put on AMC this morning for the last half of Jingle All the Way, and guess what movie was on after it? Yep, All I Want for Christmas. Leslie Neilsen was a fine Santa. I've never seen all of Santa Clause the Movie but I knew of it since the 80s because the ad was on the back cover of a ton of Marvel Comics back then...

[BrandonDaCollector]

I see. I know what you mean, sometimes I was disappointed with back covers of comics & magazines because they'd had the same old ad on there. It's cool posting a poster of a film, it makes the trailer you or somebody else posted more complete. I never seen A Smokey Mountain Christmas before. Where's Jim Cornette Wow, $79.98 for the VHS I know VHS tapes cost plenty back then. People tend forget how much they and what it meant to have them. I know when My Grandma bought Me Ghostbusters & Willow together brand new from BMG, that was a very pretty penny Dolly Patton looked good & sweet there. It's funny that Lee Majors is in the film because I know of another a Christmas movie he was in that I was REALLY surprised about it because he was in Scrooged during the great opening of "The Night the Reindeer Died". This is a Christmas movie and was about a TV Network and even stars Robert Mitchum as the head network guy like he was is Scrooged When I saw this for the first time just rather recently I was like holy crap, this predated Scrooged by years I wanted to post it but I can't find a trailer. I'm going to give it a little more time. Just be alert for this as I'll quote this so you know it's arrived

In the mean time...here's this, she's much older but dang, still looks good

[packerbacker180]

I've never really watched much of Doly Parton outside of the couple 80s movies she did.

[BrandonDaCollector]

Me neither. A Sudden Case of Christmas, I didn't know about that one. Amazing about Danny Devito there. This year marks the 40th Anniversary of 1984's A Christmas Carol with George C. Scott.

[packerbacker180]

Watched Dear Santa tonight. It was ok. The trailer has most of the funny parts. Was probably 15 minutes too long and it's an uphill climb trying to make a heartwarming family Christmas movie that involves Satan. It's probably skippable.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I never seen that one but I'm not surprised it would feature Satan. I never seen 1977's It Happen One Christmas either. Here's the 1938 A Christmas Carol

[packerbacker180]

Believe it or not, I don't think I've ever really watched that version all the way through.