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Based on another thread I was curious as to what the members of this forum's favorite Christmas movies with shooting there are.
We know there are Lethal Weapon and Die Hard.
I'd like to add A Christmas Story, Every little boy needs a Red Rider BB gun (I still have one).
Also there was a Chuck Norris movie but I can't remember the name of it. I'm not sure if Gremlins counts, only one had a gun :comeandgetsome:
Well the Christmas movies at our house are,
National Lampoons Christmas Vacation,
A Christmas Story
Die Hard
Invasion USA, I remembered it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Paco
Man I hate when I am thinking of one thing and then this totally random thought pops in my skull and rattles around for a while.
A Christmas Story is great. We watch that movie at least a dozen times a year. I like Invasion USA too, but have not seen it in a while. May go rent it tonight.
Tombstone........hey it snows at the end........its got to be around Christmas.......:yup:
My favorite is "The Night The Reindeer Died". It was the movie Lee Majors was starring in that was plugged in the Bill Murray movie "Scrooged".
Anything that involves Lee Majors fighting off terrorists at the North Pole with a full-auto handed to him by Mrs. Claus is a great movie.
How about Reindeer Games with Ben Affleck? He wore a Santa outfit.:yup:
1+.....:duh:Quote:
Originally Posted by CT-Mike
The Long Kiss Goodnight.
It stars Geena Davis and Samuel L. Jackson. It takes place around Christmas time and is a kind of switch on a traditional spy movie. She's the super spy and he's the "Bond Girl".
Lots of great gunplay.:hand10:
+1Quote:
Originally Posted by GunnyBunny
My favorite line in that movie was by Samuel L. Jackson
"I would have got here sooner but I was thinking
up that ham on rye line":image035:
On your left! No, your other left!Quote:
Originally Posted by ASSA9
Lots of great one liners, some I can't put on here.:image035:
Does that black-and-white movie clip from "Home Alone" count?
Keep the change, ya filthy animal!
Every Christmas I get up and watch Apocalypse Now, followed by Predator and Terminator. So those are my favorite Christmas movies. Good stuff.
+1 on the National Lampoons Christmas!
My favorite part was when Randy Quaid was draining his septic tank into the storm drain!
A Christmas Carol- the one with George C Scott