Another pickup in Sainsburies this afternoon.
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sorry I do not buy into all that It's a Wonderful Life crap,if he had any sense he would of executed the townfolk in the middle of street.


Touché away!"

Be off with you, sir. :elfsnow:

The Simpsons reference?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBAlAUnCEZ8

Which of my opinions do you disagree with, or is it both of them?

Home Alone mainly. The first film is a wonderful feelgood Christmas treat with the second not far behind.

I do like The Polar Express, it sounds great in surround. Get your point about the animation but it doesn't bother me. It's one of the few animated films i've any time for.

The first two Home Alone film are great fun. I could watch Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern get heavy objects dropped on them about all day![emoji38]
Only watched Polar Express once, can't remember it particularly well but it seemed ok, I get the point with the animation though, Beowulf is the same. I don't see much point in animating characters with the exact likeness of the actors voicing them.

I think I enjoyed Home Alone when I was younger, but watched it when I was in my late teens and hated it so haven't watched it since – it must be 15 years or more. Perhaps I needed a break and might catch it if and when it is on terrestrial TV this month.

As for the animation used in The Polar Express, I had exactly the same problem with A Christmas Carol, which I saw in 3-D at the cinema and only enjoyed the bits where you were 'flying' through the London streets.

'Home Alone 2' is one of the few films that I have walked out of the cinema during

Just seen this appropriate meme on Facebook

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