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@booger said
I really dislike the anonymous nature of some features here.

The law says I can face my accuser.

I wasn't alerted...I'm just making a point.
According to one much-loved but now supposedly departed poster here:

Removing anonymity from thumbs and alerts would lead to Stalinism.

I kid you not.

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Sounds like Suzy Q

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Also known as Mr. logic 😎

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So in summary, it seems you finally got to watch it AT Christmas, but have already seen it about 20 times already. Is that right?

I think I saw one of the sequels with the young guy from Third Rock, but it didn't leave much of an impression.

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@booger said
He never gets hit.

Ever.

Lame as F.
I agree. No sense of tried and true dramatic arcs.

Invincibility is just not that interesting on its own.

Getting beaten to a pulp and rising from that pulp to fight one's way through all the minions and show the End Boss what's what -- that's how it's done.

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Top 3 Christmas movies in no particular order.

Die hard
Gremlins
Trading places

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@chaney3 said
In this statement, one cannot discern if you have seen the movie.
I disagree. You're just being a bit thick.

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"Logan's Run" was kind of Christmas-y (or am I mixing things up?).

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@Kevin-Eleven

Love Actually is very Christmas.

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I think the colorized finale of "White Christmas" is very nice, but some parts of the movie leading up to that were too annoying.

I have never seen "It's a Wonderful Life" and do not wish to.

The first Addams Family movie with Julia and Huston was very Christmas-y in its way. 😉