Jim Carrey’s version How the Grinch Stole Christmas, my favourite scene is when Cindy Lou Who said to him, “I came to see you. No one should be alone on Christmas.” Aww, that scene always choke me up. ❤️💚❤️💚
The Santa Clause. When Scott as the new Santa tells his son that he now has a big job to do and that he should stay with his mother. As Scott comforts Charlie, he also thanks him for believing in him as Santa. "You made me Santa" he tells Charlie. One of Tim Allen's finest scenes. It should have been on the list.
My favourite scene from any Christmas movie is from The Holiday: "Iris, if you were a melody...I used only the good notes." Happy tears every single time.
Christmas Stars: Where Are They Now 7: Eric Lloyd (It's been over 25 years since Eric Lloyd starred as Charlie Calvin in Disney's "The Santa Clause" trilogy. Most of his success onscreen was in the nineties. Eric now runs a production company in California with a friend.) 6: Karolyn Grimes (Karolyn Grimes is beast known for her role as ZuZu Bailey in "It's A Wonderful Life." The actress starred in the classic when she was just six years old. Karolyn only took a handful of acting roles after the 1946 film. Now in her seventies, she's a popular guest at "It's A Wonderful Life" screenings around the country.) 5: Peter Robbins (Peter Robbins, the voice behind Charlie Brown in "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Found success with the cartoon series, but his luck eventually ran out. After a series of legal troubles, Robbins found himself behind bars for allegedly sending threatening letters to a manager and his wife. He's serving a four year, eight month term in a prison in California.) 4: Mara Wilson (Mara Wilson is the cutie is starred in the remake of "Miracle on 34th Street in 1994." She got her big break just before that in Mrs. Doubtfire. After that, she starred as the main character, Matilda Wormwood, in the popular 1996 movie, "Matilda." Mara has had cameos in Broad City and lent her voice to "BoJack Horseman." However, Mara Wilson's mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and sadly passed away after she was done filming "Matilda" causing her to take a step back from acting. These days, she's passionate about using her platform to talk about mental health.) 3: Natalie Wood (Natalie Wood played Suzie in the 1947 original "Miracle on 34th Street." She had a long career as a movie star. In 1961, she was Maria in "West Side Story." And starred in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" in 1976. In 1981, Wood died in a mysterious drowning accident that's been the subject of much speculation.) 2: Macaulay Culkin (In 1990, Macaulay Culkin starred in one of the holiday season's most popular movies, "Home Alone." Of course, he went on to act in the hit sequels, but made a few pit stops along the way, including "My Girl," "Richie Rich," and "The Good Son." He was friends with the late Michael Jackson, and continued his love for music by starting a pizza-themed comedy rock band, The Pizza Underground. Now he's focusing his time on Bunny Ears, a pet project lifestyle blog he calls a mix of Goop and The Onions. And to many fans' delight, almost 30 years after Home Alone's release, Culkin recreated his scenes in an ad for Google's Assistant. Some things never get old.) 1: Peter Billingsley (He's probably the most notorious Christmas movie star of all time. But Peter Billingsley's career has only gone up since he starred as Ralphie in "A Christmas Story" in 1983. In 2003, he shocked the audiences when he appeared alongside Will Ferrell in "Elf." His title goes beyond actor. Not only was he in "The Breakup," "Ironman," and "Four Christmases," he produced them as well. A good friend of Vince Vaughn's, the pair cheers on the Chicago Blackhawks from the sidelines, while we keep cheering for his and all the rest of these holiday star's success.)
Really!? What about the part in the Santa Clause when Scott tells Charlie to stay with his mom and to not be selfish, when Scott finally accepts that he IS Santa Claus? I cry nearly every time I watch that scene
You mean from the first Home Alone movie when Kevin puts the tarantula on his face? He actually mimed the scream for the actual take when he had the tarantula on his face and they voiced it over with an actual scream for the final cut.
A Christmas Story, Elf, Jim Carrey's How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Home Alone, It's a Wonderful Life, White Christmas, and Christmas Vacation are absolute classics that my family enjoys watching every year.
What? No Merry Christmas Charlie Brown? Not even a honourable mention? Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus and the rest of the gang....That's definitely a Christmas classic!!
Since it is my favorite Christmas special, I must add “A Garfield Christmas.” Both the “Can’t wait til Christmas “ song Garfield and Jon sing in the car. Also when Garfield falls down the tree trying to put up the star!!! 😂😂 It never gets old!!!! 🎄🎁⭐️ And the end of “A Christmas Story “ when the Bumpass hounds come in and eat the family’s turkey!!! Classic! 😂😂
My favorite scenes from A Garfield Christmas are when Grandma confides in Garfield on how much she misses her husband, especially at Christmas. And the scene where Garfield gave Grandma her old love letters that Grandpa wrote her 50 years ago. To me, it was a heartwarming moment because the letters represented Grandpa being there in spirit.
the Elf movie has so many iconic and rewatchable scenes including the soda chugging, the pasta, the stories, the snowball fight, and the cotton headed ninnymuggins and SON OF A NUTCRACKER
Grinch fun fact: Thurl ravenscroft not only sang the music for the film, he was also the narrator for the Haunted Mansion ride and the voice of the original Tony The Tiger
Actually upon further review, Thurl was NOT the original voice for Tony The Tiger. He was preceded by Dallas McKinnon and Jeff Murrow, although Thurl did voice the famous feline for 5 decades. Just wanted to point out my mistake before someone else did lol
I Love A Christmas Story and the best scene for me and my family LOVE The Leg Lamp Scene Lol 😂😂 But those booby traps in Home Alone Are Hysterical 😂😂😂😂
My favorite Christmas movies are the Polar Express and Home Alone. (Favorite scenes are the Hot chocolate scene from Polar Express and Traps scenes from Home Alone)
I would add this scene towards the end of Christmas Vacation, where the Chicago Police's S.W.A.T. team converge upon the Griswold residence, and Gene Autry's rendition of Here Comes Santa Claus is played in the background! Perversely funny!
I have other scenes I rewatch: Love Actually - when Jamie goes to the restaurant for Aurelia and he speaks to her in really bad Portuguese. So sweet! All their scenes are great. Elf - omg so many! - asking Josie for a date, dinner where he drinks the entire bottle of Coke, the decorating of the store montage, SANTAAAAAA!!! Christmas Story - when the little brother is so dressed up for the cold that he can’t put down his arms Home Alone - Fuller wets the bed Christmas Vacation - the whole sequence with the outside lights not going on - then going on and the neighbors’ reactions You’re missing some - The Year without a Santa Claus and the Heat and Cold Misers, and Blue Christmas gets me every time. Linus’s speech in A Charlie Brown Christmas A Muppet Family Christmas - watch out for the icy patch! And all the happiness when they sing Santa Claus is Coming to Town - Put One Foot in Front of the Other
One of the scenes I always love rewatching was Fezziwig's party from Mickey's Christmas Carol. The music is just so infectious, I can't help but replay it. Speaking of Christmas Carol adaptations, the All Alone in the World scene from Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol is another moment I watch. Sure it's sad...but it's also a rather relatable song, especially if you're a "misfit of society." Little Magoo sings it because he feels like society turned on him. As a result, HE did the same to the world around him; by shunning anyone in need of his help
Omg yes! I wish that was on dvd. I think I still have it on vhs from when I taped it but the quality is low. So many fun scenes. I also like the Muppets and John Denver.
my favorite rewatched scenes in Christmas movies i like is the ringing bell from the polar express, Sam runs through the airport from love actually, Grinch saves Christmas from how the Grinch stole Christmas and santaaaaa from elf
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York's booby traps are very funny and my favorite has got to be Harry's hair, and cap getting set on fire again, and sticking his head in the toilet just to put it out....but fails and explodes everywhere around the bathroom. LOL!
I personally would have put the closing speech from Scrooged higher on the list if not just for the little boy talking for the first time and uttering the most iconic Christmas Carol line “God Bless Us Everyone!” Plus that whole speech is awesome!
My top 10 in no order Nightmare before Christmas White Christmas Home Alone Mickey's Christmas carol Home Alone lost in new York It's a wonderful life The Santa Clause Muppet Christmas Carol How the Christmas stole Christmas (the 1966's version) Merry Christmas Charlie brown
The moment in A Christmas Story where Ralphie beats the living snot out of Scut Farkus is alway the most rewatchable moments in any christmas themed film. Period!
One thing I remember about the holidays is my mom, sister and I making my great-grandmother's recipe for beef and noodles with my granny and watching White Christmas.
For number 10, someone in my neighborhood put a lot of work into making the leg lamp and the box that says fragile for his front yard. He decided to compete with his neighbor who last year put out a manikin with a short bathrobe and a sewer pipe as an image to cousin Eddie and he put it in his yard so that got a lot of honks from people lol
Am I the only one who thought that the food in the Christmas dinner in the cartoon How The Grinch Stole Christmas looks ridiculously good? Like that big fat slice of ham he cuts….It looks so good!
The video tape scene at the hotel in Home Alone 2 is definitely at the top of my list! O die laughing everytime. Tim Curry's facial expressions are everything! 🤣🤣🤣
202: 10 -My dad always laughs at that scene especially how the dad character pronounces fragile 9 -I didn’t see the whole thing 8 -I love that one so much since I was a kid! Felt so magical 7 -Really liked that one since I was little 6 -I didn’t see this 5 -Another I Didn’t see, sorry 4 -Didn’t see 3 -My mom can’t stop crying. Happy tears, anyone else? 2 -Couldn’t stop laughing at this 1 -This has to take the spotlight and nonstop laughter
I’m surprised that Klaus did not make it on this list. It has plenty of rewatch-able moments. Of course, the most memorable moment in my opinion is from the point when Jesper and Alva figure out what Margu wants from Klaus to when she receives her gift on that day. That scene always brings me so much joy.
One of my all-time favorite scenes from any Christmas movies is the Secret Santa scene from The Santa Clause 2. I LOVE how all the teachers get so excited when they receive favorite toys from their childhoods. Also, since you had a scene from Santa Claus is Comin' to Town as an HM, then how could you forget the Snow Miser/Heat Mister song from The Year Without A Santa Claus??
My Top 5 favorites 1. it’s A Wonderful Life 2. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation 3. Elf 4. A Charlie Brown Christmas 5. Rudolph Honorable Mentions 1. Home Alone 2. Love Actually 3. A Christmas Story 4. Santa Claus Is Comin To Town 5. White Christmas
A classic from _Last Holiday_ that should have been added. Georgia Byrd is traveling by plane from Louisiana to Prague and is seated in cabin-class. The guy ahead of her complains that he wants to lean way back, but supposedly Georgia won't let him. Georgia tells the airline official that she won't fly with a guy's head in her lap. "I'll tell you what the issue is...this greedy airline placed all these seats too close together..." A snooty steward, assuming that she can't afford first-class, tells her, "Had you chosen to fly first class in the cucoon..." Georgia asks, "How much for the cucoon?" The airline employees are stunned to realize that Georgia _CAN_ afford the first-class cucoon after all...priceless!
A classic that should have been added... _A Christmas Story_ when Raphie accidentally says the F-word. "Only I didn't say fudge...I said the eff-dash-dash-dash!" His folks make a big deal of it and his mum stuffs soap into Ralphie's mouth...hilarious!
I would argue that the diner sequence from national lampoon’s christmas vacation is the more funny scene. From the trying to get aunt Bethany to say grace, to the awkward attempt of eating the turkey, to the hilarious Ya serious Clark? To even the ending with the cat being fried make it a masterpiece although Clark’s off the rails speech at the end is funny Holy hell!!!!!!! Where’s the tilinal?
My top 5 (in no order) Miracle on 34th street Elf Polar Express National Lampoons Christmas Vacation A Charlie Brown Christmas Honorable mentions: How the grinch stole Christmas TV special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Home alone is very cool and funniest movie of Christmas because the kid Macaulay Culkin he did many booby traps in its house and appears funny moments ever😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😂😂😂😂
My favorite Christmas movies are Home Alone, Home Alone 2, The Polar Express, Elf, Klaus, Beauty and the Beast: the Enchanted Christmas, and A Charlie Brown Christmas
Jim Carrey’s version How the Grinch Stole Christmas, my favourite scene is when Cindy Lou Who said to him, “I came to see you. No one should be alone on Christmas.” Aww, that scene always choke me up. ❤️💚❤️💚
Linus’ speech in A Charlie Brown Christmas ❤️
Christmas Vacation was my late mother's favorite Christmas movie. She almost wet her pants laughing so hard. Rip mom
So sorry for your loss.
I am very sorry to hear that
R.I.P
It's my Mom's favorite too as well as mine!
So sorry for your loss
The Santa Clause. When Scott as the new Santa tells his son that he now has a big job to do and that he should stay with his mother. As Scott comforts Charlie, he also thanks him for believing in him as Santa. "You made me Santa" he tells Charlie. One of Tim Allen's finest scenes. It should have been on the list.
A Charlie Brown Christmas when Linus talked about the REAL meaning of Christmas. I watch it every year.
Me too.
My favourite scene from any Christmas movie is from The Holiday:
"Iris, if you were a melody...I used only the good notes."
Happy tears every single time.
Mine also!!! I _love_ that film and watch it every year.
Christmas Stars: Where Are They Now
7: Eric Lloyd (It's been over 25 years since Eric Lloyd starred as Charlie Calvin in Disney's "The Santa Clause" trilogy. Most of his success onscreen was in the nineties. Eric now runs a production company in California with a friend.)
6: Karolyn Grimes (Karolyn Grimes is beast known for her role as ZuZu Bailey in "It's A Wonderful Life." The actress starred in the classic when she was just six years old. Karolyn only took a handful of acting roles after the 1946 film. Now in her seventies, she's a popular guest at "It's A Wonderful Life" screenings around the country.)
5: Peter Robbins (Peter Robbins, the voice behind Charlie Brown in "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Found success with the cartoon series, but his luck eventually ran out. After a series of legal troubles, Robbins found himself behind bars for allegedly sending threatening letters to a manager and his wife. He's serving a four year, eight month term in a prison in California.)
4: Mara Wilson (Mara Wilson is the cutie is starred in the remake of "Miracle on 34th Street in 1994." She got her big break just before that in Mrs. Doubtfire. After that, she starred as the main character, Matilda Wormwood, in the popular 1996 movie, "Matilda." Mara has had cameos in Broad City and lent her voice to "BoJack Horseman." However, Mara Wilson's mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and sadly passed away after she was done filming "Matilda" causing her to take a step back from acting. These days, she's passionate about using her platform to talk about mental health.)
3: Natalie Wood
(Natalie Wood played Suzie in the 1947 original "Miracle on 34th Street." She had a long career as a movie star. In 1961, she was Maria in "West Side Story." And starred in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" in 1976. In 1981, Wood died in a mysterious drowning accident that's been the subject of much speculation.)
2: Macaulay Culkin (In 1990, Macaulay Culkin starred in one of the holiday season's most popular movies, "Home Alone." Of course, he went on to act in the hit sequels, but made a few pit stops along the way, including "My Girl," "Richie Rich," and "The Good Son." He was friends with the late Michael Jackson, and continued his love for music by starting a pizza-themed comedy rock band, The Pizza Underground. Now he's focusing his time on Bunny Ears, a pet project lifestyle blog he calls a mix of Goop and The Onions. And to many fans' delight, almost 30 years after Home Alone's release, Culkin recreated his scenes in an ad for Google's Assistant. Some things never get old.)
1: Peter Billingsley (He's probably the most notorious Christmas movie star of all time. But Peter Billingsley's career has only gone up since he starred as Ralphie in "A Christmas Story" in 1983. In 2003, he shocked the audiences when he appeared alongside Will Ferrell in "Elf." His title goes beyond actor. Not only was he in "The Breakup," "Ironman," and "Four Christmases," he produced them as well. A good friend of Vince Vaughn's, the pair cheers on the Chicago Blackhawks from the sidelines, while we keep cheering for his and all the rest of these holiday star's success.)
Home Alone will never get old!
Mckulkin did
SANTAAAAAA!!!!!!!! OH MY GOD!!!!!!!!!!! 😆♥️😆♥️😆♥️😆♥️
Santa?! Here?!? I know him! I know him!
🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣That one is funny. PRICELESS 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMFAO 😂😂😂
Really!? What about the part in the Santa Clause when Scott tells Charlie to stay with his mom and to not be selfish, when Scott finally accepts that he IS Santa Claus? I cry nearly every time I watch that scene
When he gives his ex wife and her husband their childhood wishes? Oh noooo it makes me wanna cry thinking of it 🥰
Marv’s scream from the first Home Alone was gold lmao 😂
You mean from the first Home Alone movie when Kevin puts the tarantula on his face? He actually mimed the scream for the actual take when he had the tarantula on his face and they voiced it over with an actual scream for the final cut.
Buddy screaming SANTA!!!! is so hilarious.
That Scene Is So Funny!!!!!
A Christmas Story, Elf, Jim Carrey's How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Home Alone, It's a Wonderful Life, White Christmas, and Christmas Vacation are absolute classics that my family enjoys watching every year.
Excellent list!! I have a different favorite part of Elf though. Buddy’s cold whisper “You sit on a throne of lies.” 😂
OMG
That's my favorite part too 😁
What? No Merry Christmas Charlie Brown? Not even a honourable mention? Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus and the rest of the gang....That's definitely a Christmas classic!!
Since it is my favorite Christmas special, I must add “A Garfield Christmas.” Both the “Can’t wait til Christmas “ song Garfield and Jon sing in the car. Also when Garfield falls down the tree trying to put up the star!!! 😂😂 It never gets old!!!! 🎄🎁⭐️ And the end of “A Christmas Story “ when the Bumpass hounds come in and eat the family’s turkey!!! Classic! 😂😂
My favorite scenes from A Garfield Christmas are when Grandma confides in Garfield on how much she misses her husband, especially at Christmas. And the scene where Garfield gave Grandma her old love letters that Grandpa wrote her 50 years ago. To me, it was a heartwarming moment because the letters represented Grandpa being there in spirit.
the Elf movie has so many iconic and rewatchable scenes including the soda chugging, the pasta, the stories, the snowball fight, and the cotton headed ninnymuggins and SON OF A NUTCRACKER
"Whats a Christmas Gram I WANT ONE?!"
Francisco… Francisco…
SANTAA!!! OH MY GOD!!!
Mine is “let’s name him oatmeal! OATMEAL?!” From frosty the snowman 😂
I have watched home alone so much that i remember every scene of this movie
Grinch fun fact: Thurl ravenscroft not only sang the music for the film, he was also the narrator for the Haunted Mansion ride and the voice of the original Tony The Tiger
Really? Cool
Actually upon further review, Thurl was NOT the original voice for Tony The Tiger. He was preceded by Dallas McKinnon and Jeff Murrow, although Thurl did voice the famous feline for 5 decades.
Just wanted to point out my mistake before someone else did lol
@@Cinderella72291 thanks
i love the polar express, how the Grinch stole Christmas, love actually and elf
Let's be real, the cocoa scene in The Polar Express is the most rewatched scene in the whole movie.
Meme's or not... It's a joy of a scene to watch
"Hot Hot! Oh we got it! Hot Hot! So we got it! Hot Hot! Oh we got it! Hot chocolate!"
Oh yeahhh! I forgot about how sweet that was 😍
I always thought it lasted longer than it does but yes I love the cocoa scene!
Yes...
I knew the Booby Traps from Home Alone would be on this and at number 1 no less. And I’m one of those people who repeat this sequence over again.
You cant really say no to Home alone 1 or 2, those are the best to watch to make you laugh.
Same
I Love A Christmas Story and the best scene for me and my family LOVE The Leg Lamp Scene Lol 😂😂 But those booby traps in Home Alone Are Hysterical 😂😂😂😂
My favorite Christmas movies are the Polar Express and Home Alone. (Favorite scenes are the Hot chocolate scene from Polar Express and Traps scenes from Home Alone)
My top favorite Christmas movies are It's A Wonderful Life , home alone, Christmas in Connecticut, elf, A Christmas Story.
I would add this scene towards the end of Christmas Vacation, where the Chicago Police's S.W.A.T. team converge upon the Griswold residence, and Gene Autry's rendition of Here Comes Santa Claus is played in the background! Perversely funny!
"Bumbles bounce!" or "I'm Mister Snowmeiser!"
Home Alone's booby traps is the most hilarious. Especially the blow torch
My favorite bony trap from the first movie would be when marv gets shot with the bebe gun.
Haha Yeah 😂😂😂
@@pamelakibildis1177 but my favorite trap from 2 is when marv is electrocuted from the sink
@@Cinderella72291 Yeah that’s mine too from Lost in New York Lol 😂😂
I have other scenes I rewatch: Love Actually - when Jamie goes to the restaurant for Aurelia and he speaks to her in really bad Portuguese. So sweet! All their scenes are great.
Elf - omg so many! - asking Josie for a date, dinner where he drinks the entire bottle of Coke, the decorating of the store montage, SANTAAAAAA!!!
Christmas Story - when the little brother is so dressed up for the cold that he can’t put down his arms
Home Alone - Fuller wets the bed
Christmas Vacation - the whole sequence with the outside lights not going on - then going on and the neighbors’ reactions
You’re missing some - The Year without a Santa Claus and the Heat and Cold Misers, and Blue Christmas gets me every time.
Linus’s speech in A Charlie Brown Christmas
A Muppet Family Christmas - watch out for the icy patch! And all the happiness when they sing
Santa Claus is Coming to Town - Put One Foot in Front of the Other
Elf fact: the man at 9:54 in this video wasn’t an actor in the movie, he was just a random guy that happened to be part of the movie
One of the scenes I always love rewatching was Fezziwig's party from Mickey's Christmas Carol. The music is just so infectious, I can't help but replay it.
Speaking of Christmas Carol adaptations, the All Alone in the World scene from Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol is another moment I watch. Sure it's sad...but it's also a rather relatable song, especially if you're a "misfit of society."
Little Magoo sings it because he feels like society turned on him. As a result, HE did the same to the world around him; by shunning anyone in need of his help
Fred Clause and The Santa Clause are 2 of my favourites.
Clark Griswold's rant about the Jello of the month club is the part I refer to
Until she passed, my mother used to get so mad at me every time I laughed at the fried kitty.
My favorite part in Home Alone is Marv screaming 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I can watch that part over & over & over again!
I vote for "Watch out for the icy patch!" - A Muppet Family Christmas.
Omg yes! I wish that was on dvd. I think I still have it on vhs from when I taped it but the quality is low. So many fun scenes. I also like the Muppets and John Denver.
my favorite rewatched scenes in Christmas movies i like is the ringing bell from the polar express, Sam runs through the airport from love actually, Grinch saves Christmas from how the Grinch stole Christmas and santaaaaa from elf
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York's booby traps are very funny and my favorite has got to be Harry's hair, and cap getting set on fire again, and sticking his head in the toilet just to put it out....but fails and explodes everywhere around the bathroom. LOL!
The scene with the dogs from the end of Christmas Story
The end of 1947's Miracle on 34th was one of my grandmother's favorite scenes
I personally would have put the closing speech from Scrooged higher on the list if not just for the little boy talking for the first time and uttering the most iconic Christmas Carol line “God Bless Us Everyone!” Plus that whole speech is awesome!
Happy Holidays 🎄
Rewatching once again
I remember that scene from jingle all way where howard told his son jamie he's turbo man and I watch this over again
I just love the way Rebecca said the "SAAAAANTA!" quote!!
My top 10 in no order
Nightmare before Christmas
White Christmas
Home Alone
Mickey's Christmas carol
Home Alone lost in new York
It's a wonderful life
The Santa Clause
Muppet Christmas Carol
How the Christmas stole Christmas (the 1966's version)
Merry Christmas Charlie brown
Hey just wanted to let you know that You made a typo You put how the Christmas stole Christmas lol 😂 instead of How the Grinch stole Christmas
Home Alone is my all time favorite Christmas movie. I watch it every Christmas Eve.
Love your vids! And merry Christmas!
SANTAAAAAA!!! OMG!! I KNOW HIM! I KNOW HIM!
The moment in A Christmas Story where Ralphie beats the living snot out of Scut Farkus is alway the most rewatchable moments in any christmas themed film. Period!
When John McClane wrote "Now I have a machine gun, Ho-Ho-Ho" on Tony's corpse.
Not when Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) says it?
@@believer4002 The whole thing.
This list is awesome, also suggestion...Top 10 Most Memorable Scenes in Christmas Movies.
One thing I remember about the holidays is my mom, sister and I making my great-grandmother's recipe for beef and noodles with my granny and watching White Christmas.
I love the booby traps scene from Home Alone 1&2 I always keep repeating it over and over also 9:45 I like the way she says it lol 😂
Me too. Still makes me laugh so much.
Home Alone is basically a bugs bunny cartoon. Think about it.
For number 10, someone in my neighborhood put a lot of work into making the leg lamp and the box that says fragile for his front yard. He decided to compete with his neighbor who last year put out a manikin with a short bathrobe and a sewer pipe as an image to cousin Eddie and he put it in his yard so that got a lot of honks from people lol
Am I the only one who thought that the food in the Christmas dinner in the cartoon How The Grinch Stole Christmas looks ridiculously good? Like that big fat slice of ham he cuts….It looks so good!
The video tape scene at the hotel in Home Alone 2 is definitely at the top of my list! O die laughing everytime. Tim Curry's facial expressions are everything! 🤣🤣🤣
We all know Home Alone is one of the best movies you can watch over and over again.
Got my grandpa the leg lamp for Christmas one year. 😂
202: 10 -My dad always laughs at that scene especially how the dad character pronounces fragile
9 -I didn’t see the whole thing
8 -I love that one so much since I was a kid! Felt so magical
7 -Really liked that one since I was little
6 -I didn’t see this
5 -Another I Didn’t see, sorry
4 -Didn’t see
3 -My mom can’t stop crying. Happy tears, anyone else?
2 -Couldn’t stop laughing at this
1 -This has to take the spotlight and nonstop laughter
203: The TV trick in Home Alone 2 is beyond hilarious. When I first saw it, I was cracking up hard
My favorite Christmas films are Miracle on 34th Street (Natalie Wood version), A Muppet Christmas Carol, and Elf
Here’s a more recent scene I’d put on the list:
*Margu’s gift from Klaus*
Christmas Story, best part is the pecking duck dinner scene
my favorite holiday movie scene is when buddy the elf yelled Santa oh my god that was so funny
Home alone is the best
Ikr? It's a classic. Tb the mouse house is going to give the classic a makeover
Home alone has the best movie scream.
@@blueraccoon1088 for real
Okay hearing her scream Santa made me die laughing😂
It's a Wonderful Life's ending was wonderful
Home Alone rocked!
I’m surprised that Klaus did not make it on this list. It has plenty of rewatch-able moments. Of course, the most memorable moment in my opinion is from the point when Jesper and Alva figure out what Margu wants from Klaus to when she receives her gift on that day. That scene always brings me so much joy.
I love It’s A Wonderful Life
One of my all-time favorite scenes from any Christmas movies is the Secret Santa scene from The Santa Clause 2. I LOVE how all the teachers get so excited when they receive favorite toys from their childhoods.
Also, since you had a scene from Santa Claus is Comin' to Town as an HM, then how could you forget the Snow Miser/Heat Mister song from The Year Without A Santa Claus??
The scene from How the Grinch Stole Christmas with Jim Carrey where The Grinch tells Max his plan. The Ron Howard impression is hysterical!
Where is Linus' Monologue about Christmas from A Charlie Brown Christmas?
My Top 5 favorites
1. it’s A Wonderful Life
2. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation
3. Elf
4. A Charlie Brown Christmas
5. Rudolph
Honorable Mentions
1. Home Alone
2. Love Actually
3. A Christmas Story
4. Santa Claus Is Comin To Town
5. White Christmas
I like the scene from Klaus where Márgu got her sled.
A classic from _Last Holiday_ that should have been added.
Georgia Byrd is traveling by plane from Louisiana to Prague and is seated in cabin-class.
The guy ahead of her complains that he wants to lean way back, but supposedly Georgia won't let him.
Georgia tells the airline official that she won't fly with a guy's head in her lap.
"I'll tell you what the issue is...this greedy airline placed all these seats too close together..."
A snooty steward, assuming that she can't afford first-class, tells her, "Had you chosen to fly first class in the cucoon..."
Georgia asks, "How much for the cucoon?"
The airline employees are stunned to realize that Georgia _CAN_ afford the first-class cucoon after all...priceless!
What's funny about Home Alone is at the end. Kevin cleaned everything up...except Buzz's room.
My favorite Christmas movies is elf, national lampoon's Christmas vacation, and christmas with the kranks
If "Now I have a machine gun. HO-HO-HO!" isn't number 1, I call BS!
the ending to any "scrooge " movie
my favorite part in home alone was when kevin was defending the house from the wet banits
A classic that should have been added...
_A Christmas Story_ when Raphie accidentally says the F-word.
"Only I didn't say fudge...I said the eff-dash-dash-dash!"
His folks make a big deal of it and his mum stuffs soap into Ralphie's mouth...hilarious!
What else should be Nr. 1 😂 , Kevin alone at home ,, Kevin !!! " 😂👌🏽My fav.
I knew I wouldn't be dissapointed at this great job ms.Mojo 👍🎄
my aunt's wife and her brother have those pajama's in the christmas story
10:15..."Saaaaaantaaaaa! Oh, my God, Saaaantaaaa...!"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Batman Returns Yes this is a christmas movie: Blowing up the strong man.
The ringing bell of The Polar Express
My personal favorite in any Christmas movie:
The roof explosion scene in Die Hard
I would argue that the diner sequence from national lampoon’s christmas vacation is the more funny scene. From the trying to get aunt Bethany to say grace, to the awkward attempt of eating the turkey, to the hilarious Ya serious Clark? To even the ending with the cat being fried make it a masterpiece although Clark’s off the rails speech at the end is funny Holy hell!!!!!!! Where’s the tilinal?
PUT THAT COOKIE DOWN, NOW! - Jingle All The Way
Kevins traps in both Home Alone movies are classic
My top 5 (in no order)
Miracle on 34th street
Elf
Polar Express
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
A Charlie Brown Christmas
Honorable mentions:
How the grinch stole Christmas TV special
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
“ SAAANNNTAAAA! OMG!” 😂😂😂
I love that scene also!
Home alone is very cool and funniest movie of Christmas because the kid Macaulay Culkin he did many booby traps in its house and appears funny moments ever😎👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😂😂😂😂
My favorite Christmas movies are Home Alone, Home Alone 2, The Polar Express, Elf, Klaus, Beauty and the Beast: the Enchanted Christmas, and A Charlie Brown Christmas
No Die Hard ?
Sadly there are some who don’t see it as a Christmas movie (same as Gremlins)
@@Rika24 but it's a story about a policeman who's trying to save Christmas
Clark's meltdown over not getting his Christmas bonus is more rewatchable than Aunt Bethany's cat burning.