Good Christmas Movies

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:lecture: I also love watching The Christmas Toy, even though Apple (the doll) is pretty creepy I guess.
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We just saw On Moonlight Bay with Doris Day, it brought back many fond memories to me. Did we miss any more?
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I think Meet Me in St. Louis also makes for a lovely Christmas flick.
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There's also Little Women and Tenth Avenue Angel with Margaret O'Brien.
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So here are more Christmas movies, that I just saw yesterday.

1. It Happened on 5th Avenue.

2. Fitzwilly
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Here's some more.
1. Holiday Affair - with Robert Mitchum
2. Holiday - with Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant
3. The Man Who Came to Dinner - with Bette Davis

Wouldn't March of the Wooden Soldiers count as a Christmas movie?
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