Last game before the final! 

Game 3 saw a low scoring round with Scrooged coming out on top of the heap. Leaving the competition was the Miracle of 34th Street that went unanswered, the Gremlins didn't multiply after getting them wet (insert smutty joke here) and the Muppets Christmas Carol was way off tune getting no votes at all.  

Round 1/Game 4


Merry Christmas. Shitter was full.

Released: 1989
Director: Jeremiah S. Chechik
Domestic Box Office: $71'320'000
Trivia: The old dodge pickup that tailgates Clark and the family in the opening scene of the movie was previously used as Kurt Russell's work truck in the other '80's classic movie 'Overboard'.



Keep the change you filthy animal

Released: 1990
Director: Chris Columbus
Domestic Box Office: $285'761'243
Trivia: In the original script, Uncle Frank was the real mastermind behind Harry and Marv robbing the McAllister's house.



Great. I just beat up Santa Claus

Released: 1994
Director: Ted Demme
Domestic Box Office: $11'439'193
Trivia: The movie on the television, watched by the cops at the station, is 'It's a Wonderful Life'.



A sequel. That's it. We'll bring it out on March the 25th, and we will call it...Christmas 2!
Released: 1985
Director: Jeannot Szwarc
Domestic Box Office: $23'717'291
Trivia: Paul McCartney was originally going to write and perform a theme song, but his record label declined.



VOTING CLOSES WEDNESDAY (16th December) AT 9AM.