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Thank you for the numbers LAO
Game 2 saw a straight forward victory for Elf which goes through to the final, Die Hard died easy, the Polar Express ran out of steam and the Nightmare Before Christmas continues for all Dundee United fans!
Round 1/Game 3
The bitch hit me with a toaster
Released: 1988
Director: Richard Donner
Domestic Box Office: $60'328'558
Trivia: Richard Donner directed this picture sandwiched between directing Lethal Weapon ('87) and Lethal Weapon 2 ('89).
Thank you for not shouting at me!
Released: 1992
Director: Brian Henson
Domestic Box Office: $27'281'507
Trivia: There is a store called "Micklewhite". Michael Caine's real name is Maurice Micklewhite.
...And that's how I found out there was no Santa Claus
Released: 1984
Director: Joe Dante
Domestic Box Office: $148'170'000
Trivia: The original script contained a scene where the Gremlins attack a McDonald's, eating customers instead of burgers.
Mr Collins, I hope you've taken down that old TV antenna. I ripped my pants on it last year
Released: 1994
Director: Les Mayfield
Domestic Box Office: $46'264'384
Trivia: In its original theatrical release, 20th Century Fox offered a full refund to any viewer who didn't enjoy the film. Approximately 1500 tickets were returned to the studio.
VOTING CLOSES TOMORROW (14th December) AT 9PM!
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I really like all four. Going to go for the most Christmassy film though, Miracle on 34th Street.
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Scrooged, please Sieb22
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Love all 4 movies as well.
Muppets Christmas Carol is a favourite of my girls and always gets played a multitude of times in my house on the run up to Christmas.
Gremlins is probably one of my all time favourite movies (one third of the 3G's along with Goonies and Ghostbusters!), but again I can enjoy it any time of the year.
Miracle on 34th Street is a movie I had not seen until last year. Have to admit I was utterly charmed by it and if I had seen it when I was going growing up I would probably have more of an emotional attachment to it.
But my vote has to go for Scrooged. Seen it when it first came out, loved it then and love it still now. I appreciate it more now than I did then. When I was young I was amazed that Zed from Police Academy was in it and had a pretty normal voice, now grown up I get to see Bill Murray in his prime, so fun, so witty and so Christmassy.
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Scrooged, just.
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Miracle on 34th st
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Another good Round and i like them all tbh.
My vote goes to Scrooged though.
As said above that was Bill Murray at his best.It's my favourite version of the 'Scrooge' tale.
The bit he is crying when he see's his Mum Then follwed up by 'I was touched by the gift,what in today's market would be a 40 or 50 dollar piece of meat' Classic Bill Murray.
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Miracle fir me please !
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The Cop in Gremlins.Guess who?
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He was rent-a-bad guy in 48 hours and Beverly Hills Cop, but I think you are alluding to a tv show(s) that I haven't watched
Will let someone else have a guess
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Tek wrote:
The Cop in Gremlins.Guess who?
Big Mike fae Breaking Bad
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Tek wrote:
Tek wrote:
The Cop in Gremlins.Guess who?
Big Mike fae Breaking Bad
You haven't seen Die Hard and I haven't seen Breaking Bad! We cancel each other out in geek fury
Think he was in a few episodes of Better Call Saul as well, but never seen that either.
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Score update:
Scrooged: 3
Muppets Christmas Carol: 0
Gremlins: 1
Miracle on 34th Street: 2.
Voting closes at 9pm tonight!
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Scooged please.
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Final Score:
Scrooged: 4
Muppets Christmas Carol: 0
Gremlins: 1
Miracle on 34th Street: 2.