Christmas gifts in movies

How many Christmas gift purchases/exchanges/receivings in movies can you think of? The Red Ryder BB gun is a given of course, but don’t forget the “pink nightmare”!

Beyond that, there’s:

Hope and Glory: Older sister gets a ring from her Canadian Army SO, which she rejects (!).

Better Off Dead: “The cutest thing ever…From Roy…A giant. teddy bear. bigger than you. [opens tiny box to reveal miniature teddy bear] Sounds. great…No, no; it really does sound great. Listen, Beth, I gotta go; the Christmas tree’s on fire. [tosses phone]”

Enemy of the State: Will Smith’s character buys lingerie for his wife, and conveniently hangs around in front of the boutique’s security cameras long enough for Jack Black and co. to get a read on him.

Gods and Generals: On Christmas Day, a Union sentry exchanges coffee for a Confederate sentry’s tobacco. They cross a stream to meet in the middle, and for a very tense few minutes, sip and puff while never making eye contact, then nod and return to their sides of the stream.

Hunt for Red October: Jack Ryan flies back to the US with a teddy bear, big enough to need its own seat on the plane (IIRC), for his daughter.

So what else is there?

John Bender’s carton of cigarettes from The Breakfast Club.

Willie’s blood stained wooden pickle from Bad Santa.