48 1 ReplyThe only answer
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Watch it during Thanksgiving?
18 0 ReplyBefore either? I like it.
(It's currently Thanksgiving in Canada)
11 0 ReplyI like your suggestion and your username.
5 0 ReplyLikewise!
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That's easy. Just watch it from October through December!
17 0 ReplyMy DVD player can't work that slowly.
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pfft, noobs. Let me show you how the pros do it.
watches Gremlins on Halloween AND Christmas
10 0 ReplyI'm pretty sure Tim Burton confirmed that it's a Christmas movie. Too lazy to check though lol
8 0 ReplyWell, as any star wars fan can tell you, sometimes it doesn't matter what the director/creator says. They're wrong.
13 0 ReplyGood news, he's not the director, and it's debatable if he's the creator. He had some drawings, and others did all the work to create.
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He is wrong. It is the nightmare BEFORE Christmas, so it is a Christmas EVE movie.
8 0 ReplyAnnie me too present you with...
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Just have it on loop, 24/7 starting October 1st and ending December 26th.
6 0 ReplyThis is the solution I needed
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The movie starts at the end of Halloween, so the best time would be Halloween night after you're done going out.
6 0 ReplyBoth. And Easter, too.
5 0 Replywatch it on thanksgiving.
5 0 ReplyAs a resident of Canada this weekend is literally Thanksgiving weekend.
2 0 Replysilly canadian. thanksgiving is after holloween. There was a whole documentry about it https://southpark.cc.com/video-clips/btg66m/south-park-professor-of-thanksgiving-ph-d :P
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We watched it October 1.
2 0 ReplyThere's too many Christmas movies already is the thing. We're already watching The Ref and sometimes Die Hard. Maybe Bad Santa if we're feeling spicy.
2 0 ReplyWatch Rare Exports on Christmas.
4 0 ReplyOh well that looks amazing. Will do!
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Trading Places is a staple around my house
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[off topic] The best Christmas movie is 'The Long Kiss Goodnight.'
Geena Davis as a suburban mom turned psycho-assassin.
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