Great collection update, Dave. We're going to tackle the entire Harry Potter series over the holiday break because Kelly hasn't seen them yet. I know- I've already shared my shock and horror with her. 😂😂 One of my favorites is Krampus, which I think you might really enjoy. It's kind of a dark comedy and not as much horror as people sometimes think. We have you and Jessi to thank for adding Four Christmases to our collection. Love the tree by the way. 👍🎅🏻🎅🏻
Hi Stephanie. Thanks very much and I really appreciate your always amazing recommendations. Four Christmases is one of our top favorites to watch around the holidays. Hope you and Kelly and the doggies have a wonderful weekend.
Wow, awesome collection Dave! I have a lot of those movies. I think I mentioned it in a earlier episode, but the wife and I always watch "Christmas In Connecticut" and "Shop Around The Corner" at Christmas time. We just watched "It Happened On Fifth Avenue" and it is Great. I don't know if you ever heard of "The House Without A Tree" but it's one my mom watches every year. Next week the wife and I are going to see "It's A Wonderful Life" at a local theater. We saw "White Christmas" a few years ago at that same theater. Anyway, hope you have a safe and joyful holiday Dave. Thanks for the cool videos.
Hi Michael. Thank you so much for watching and the kind words. I do love "Shop Around The Corner". Haven't heard of "The House Without A Tree" but will definitely add to my wish list. Happy Holidays to you and your family!
Love Four Christmases as well, some recommendations: Santa Claus The Movie (w/ Dudley Moore), Santa's Slay (DVD only, featuring Robert Culp of Greatest American Hero fame), and Mickey's Christmas Carol.
If you haven't seen it or haven't seen it in a while, I also recommend 1984's "Christmas Carol" (with George C Scott). It has some great actors in it and really good set decorating that feels like Victorian London. Also, Mrs. Dilber is played by the same woman who played her in the 51 film that you have there. BTW: I like the little clothes line of Santa's clothes.
Nice collection! Jingle all the way and Ernest Saved Christmas are some of the ones I enjoyed as a kid.
Thanks Chris. Some of my top favorite films during the holidays are those that I enjoyed as a kid also. Happy Holidays!
Great collection update, Dave. We're going to tackle the entire Harry Potter series over the holiday break because Kelly hasn't seen them yet. I know- I've already shared my shock and horror with her. 😂😂
One of my favorites is Krampus, which I think you might really enjoy. It's kind of a dark comedy and not as much horror as people sometimes think. We have you and Jessi to thank for adding Four Christmases to our collection. Love the tree by the way. 👍🎅🏻🎅🏻
Hi Stephanie. Thanks very much and I really appreciate your always amazing recommendations. Four Christmases is one of our top favorites to watch around the holidays. Hope you and Kelly and the doggies have a wonderful weekend.
Beautiful Christmas tree set-up with view.
Thanks! Happy Holidays!
Wow, awesome collection Dave! I have a lot of those movies. I think I mentioned it in a earlier episode, but the wife and I always watch "Christmas In Connecticut" and "Shop Around The Corner" at Christmas time. We just watched "It Happened On Fifth Avenue" and it is Great. I don't know if you ever heard of "The House Without A Tree" but it's one my mom watches every year. Next week the wife and I are going to see "It's A Wonderful Life" at a local theater. We saw "White Christmas" a few years ago at that same theater. Anyway, hope you have a safe and joyful holiday Dave. Thanks for the cool videos.
Hi Michael. Thank you so much for watching and the kind words. I do love "Shop Around The Corner". Haven't heard of "The House Without A Tree" but will definitely add to my wish list. Happy Holidays to you and your family!
Love Four Christmases as well, some recommendations: Santa Claus The Movie (w/ Dudley Moore), Santa's Slay (DVD only, featuring Robert Culp of Greatest American Hero fame), and Mickey's Christmas Carol.
Thanks, great recommendations! I'm always growing and upgrading my holiday film collection so I really appreciate the suggestions.
If you haven't seen it or haven't seen it in a while, I also recommend 1984's "Christmas Carol" (with George C Scott). It has some great actors in it and really good set decorating that feels like Victorian London. Also, Mrs. Dilber is played by the same woman who played her in the 51 film that you have there. BTW: I like the little clothes line of Santa's clothes.
Hi Joshua. Thanks so much for the recommendation, will add to my list. Also, the clothes line of Santa clothes is one of our favorite fun decorations.