In Denmark it is really just one program for children and adults.
A Disney Christmas show that has more or less been shown in the same format since 1959 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_All_of_Us_to_All_of_You
Disney corporation have several times tried to sell a “new” version with newer animations. Danish broadcasting company says no, and keeps airing the same old show at roughly 1600. Time enough for the whole family to watch and maybe the last of this year 24 episodes Christmas Calendar show.
After that the TV is turned off, and the rest of the evening is dedicated to family, pork roast, duck, risalamande, tripping around the decorated Christmas tree while mumbling old Christmas psalms before the grand finale of giving, receiving and opening presents.
but why?
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Mine is gremlins
Love this film!!
For my family, it’s Lampoon Christmas Vacation.
But Trading Places is close second ^ ^
And Die Hard!
National lampoons Christmas Vacation in NY, USA 🙂
Love this film.
I’m sure David Cameron and Boris Johnson were inspired by this film.
“People will support a blatant liar as long as the lies he tells support their biases, even when that support harms their own interests.”
“No, Boris, I disagree, and I’m prepared to wager £1 on it.”
In Portugal it’s “home alone”
My french pals will confirm, but we got nothing such as ” Christmas movie ” here ?
Mario Bava movies are the *real* Christmas movies.
And we watch Die Hard.. II. Directed by Renny Harlin, that’s why.
Great (Christmas) movie!
Home Alone (& Die Hard) are the standards here in Belgium
UK Christmas is something like Wallace and Gromit, The Snowman or Die Hard
YEAH
In Poland there is kinda tradition that on Polsat(one of TV-stations) 24th December must be Kevin movie
Anyone else watch elf?
This is the best idea for a Christmas tradition I’ve ever heard.
This is bacon, which you might find on a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
In Sweden, It’s either “Tomten är far till alla barnen” or “Home Alone” 🙂
In Denmark its
Die hard
Home alone
And gremlings
In Spain it is Die Hard. Yipi kay yi
Some years ago we used to watch ET in Portugal 🙂
Is every European country’s “Christmas movie” an *American* movie? Die Hard, Disney stuff (Donald Duck), Trading Places, etc? Kinda surprising to me.
Meanwhile nobody mentions the films that are considered classic Christmas movies in the US, like Charlie Brown and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. (Mildly ironic?)
I’d love recommendations for Christmas themed movies made in your country, would be fun to stream some tomorrow.
Good choice.
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Portugal also used to screen it at Christmas, but then Home Alone replaced it.
Can speak only for myself but I love to watch Gremlins
Lord of the Rings
In Poland it is “Kevin sam w domu (Home Alone)”.
My sister told me that once TV did not air Home Alone in Christmas and people were angry.
It’s “Die Hard” in Germany. “Long Kiss Goodnight” is also always available on TV.
In Sweden we watch [Disneys old Christmas special “From All of Us to All of You”](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_All_of_Us_to_All_of_You) every Christmas Eve at 3pm. Between 30 and 50% of the Swedish population tune in every time, it’s usually the most popular program of the year. It’s been airing mostly unchanged every year since 1960.
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Damn right we do
It’s a fun movie.
In Denmark it is really just one program for children and adults.
A Disney Christmas show that has more or less been shown in the same format since 1959 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_All_of_Us_to_All_of_You
Disney corporation have several times tried to sell a “new” version with newer animations. Danish broadcasting company says no, and keeps airing the same old show at roughly 1600. Time enough for the whole family to watch and maybe the last of this year 24 episodes Christmas Calendar show.
After that the TV is turned off, and the rest of the evening is dedicated to family, pork roast, duck, risalamande, tripping around the decorated Christmas tree while mumbling old Christmas psalms before the grand finale of giving, receiving and opening presents.
but why?
Sell 30 April at 142
Mine is gremlins
Love this film!!
For my family, it’s Lampoon Christmas Vacation.
But Trading Places is close second ^ ^
And Die Hard!
National lampoons Christmas Vacation in NY, USA 🙂
Love this film.
I’m sure David Cameron and Boris Johnson were inspired by this film.
“People will support a blatant liar as long as the lies he tells support their biases, even when that support harms their own interests.”
“No, Boris, I disagree, and I’m prepared to wager £1 on it.”
In Portugal it’s “home alone”
My french pals will confirm, but we got nothing such as ” Christmas movie ” here ?
Mario Bava movies are the *real* Christmas movies.
And we watch Die Hard.. II. Directed by Renny Harlin, that’s why.
Great (Christmas) movie!
Home Alone (& Die Hard) are the standards here in Belgium
UK Christmas is something like Wallace and Gromit, The Snowman or Die Hard
YEAH
In Poland there is kinda tradition that on Polsat(one of TV-stations) 24th December must be Kevin movie
Anyone else watch elf?
This is the best idea for a Christmas tradition I’ve ever heard.
This is bacon, which you might find on a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich.
so weird
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Field of Dreams for my family
Die Hard
Looking good billy Rae
Feeling good, louis
In Germany it’s Little Lord Fauntleroy
In Hungary it’s Home alone.
All time best: Hedgehog in the fog: (this one has English subtitles) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS5mxXtStOY
In Sweden, It’s either “Tomten är far till alla barnen” or “Home Alone” 🙂
In Denmark its
Die hard
Home alone
And gremlings
In Spain it is Die Hard. Yipi kay yi
Some years ago we used to watch ET in Portugal 🙂
Is every European country’s “Christmas movie” an *American* movie? Die Hard, Disney stuff (Donald Duck), Trading Places, etc? Kinda surprising to me.
Meanwhile nobody mentions the films that are considered classic Christmas movies in the US, like Charlie Brown and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. (Mildly ironic?)
I’d love recommendations for Christmas themed movies made in your country, would be fun to stream some tomorrow.
Good choice.
​
Portugal also used to screen it at Christmas, but then Home Alone replaced it.
Can speak only for myself but I love to watch Gremlins
Lord of the Rings
In Poland it is “Kevin sam w domu (Home Alone)”.
My sister told me that once TV did not air Home Alone in Christmas and people were angry.
It’s “Die Hard” in Germany. “Long Kiss Goodnight” is also always available on TV.
In Sweden we watch [Disneys old Christmas special “From All of Us to All of You”](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_All_of_Us_to_All_of_You) every Christmas Eve at 3pm. Between 30 and 50% of the Swedish population tune in every time, it’s usually the most popular program of the year. It’s been airing mostly unchanged every year since 1960.