I don’t know about you, but I love this movie. I love it more than I love A Christmas Story. I love it more than I love Christmas Vacation or Die Hard. Someday I’ll get tired of those movies. This one will forever remain fresh.
Apparently Brett Kelly, who played Thurman Merman (and was 8 years old at the time) has had a nice little career, but as far as I’m concerned this is his masterpiece. He was brilliant. He deserved an award just for the checkers “Wanna play again?” scene.
Shit happens when you party naked.
Should I fix you some sandwiches?
Christmas time we get the shit, because we are men, and Lois.
Marcus: Willie, this has been a long time coming. Every year, you’re worse. Every year, you’re less reliable. More booze, more bullshit, more buttfuckin’.
Willie: Sure, the “three B’s”
It’s actually kind of a touching movie.
But the belly laughs will hurt, in the end(oof, I didn’t say that)
Bad Santa 2 is not on the mark. There are a few good lines in there. But it’s mostly disappointing.
I would have never watched the first one without encouragement. It’s not my usual movie choice type. I was surprised how fun it was.
I will never, ever, for the whole of my life watch “A Christmas Story” again.
My kids loved it. We had to watch it so much when they were young it sickens me to even see that kids face.
One of my few Christmas traditions: get hammered watching this movie.
My favorite scene, though, is - to me - quite touching (not in the “back off, Santa!” sort of touching way) and somehow best of all, there’s zero dialogue.
It’s just a bedraggled Santa, dragging himself down the sidewalk, but damn if he isn’t gonna light those @#$! candelabras. Slowly shuffling along with his lighter …
… and accidentally sets one on fire, and has to wearily stomp it out.
You can’t hear any cursing, yet somehow, it’s definitely there.
I agree. I like the movie, though perhaps not as much as some in the thread do. It’s got a real humanity. And the jokes pretty much all land. (The kid is great, as some have said.)
I always wonder if the makers were inspired by Dan Ackroyd’s “eating his Santa beard along with the smoked salmon he stole” scene in Trading Places.