Oh, boy. It’s A Wonderful Life versus Die Hard. Potentially the greatest classic, traditional Christmas movie, facing off against the film at the centre of it’s own social media tradition debating whether or not it should even be in this discussion, but which many believe to be one of the greatest of all movies. However this turns out, people are going to be upset, and given that this poll received the most votes...
The winner of the Other group has been determined! White Christmas faced off against The Muppet Christmas Carol, and once again the Muppets reigned supreme. Here are the full results:
Final results:Congratulations to The Muppet Christmas Carol and Richard Kirkham, who join It’s A Wonderful Life, Die Hard and Home Alone in the semi-finals, which will...
From December 1st until Christmas Eve, here on the LAMB, we’ll be determining what is the BEST Christmas movie of all time. We’ve asked you all which films are the main contenders, and twenty-four of you replied with your choices, which will bauble battle it out for seasonal supremacy. It’s a head-to-head, single elimination tournament, so whichever film wins today moves onto the next round. However, here is not...
From December 1st until Christmas Eve, here on the LAMB, we’ll be determining what is the BEST Christmas movie of all time. We’ve asked you all which films are the main contenders, and twenty-four of you replied with your choices, which will bauble battle it out for seasonal supremacy. It’s a head-to-head, single elimination tournament, so whichever film wins today moves onto the next round. However, here is not...
Well this is unexpected. I’d always heard that A Christmas Story was some kind of hallowed bastion of Americana, unimpeachable as one of the all-time great Christmas movies, yet here it is having been beaten by little old Home Alone. Well, well, well. Maybe it’s because Home Alone is far more popular overseas? Or maybe people enjoy watching a kid beat up two grown men with paint cans and nails in the feet rather...
Three movies for you this week, here’s what the LAMB community have to say about Widows, Instant Family and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald:
Widows
LAMB Average: 3.88 (13 sites)
Dan the Man’s Movie Reviews (5)
The Michigan Movie Guy (5)
Surrender to the Void (5)
Paul’s Trip to the Movies (4.5)
CineMarvellous! (4)
The...
From December 1st until Christmas Eve, here on the LAMB, we’ll be determining what is the BEST Christmas movie of all time. We’ve asked you all which films are the main contenders, and twenty-four of you replied with your choices, which will bauble battle it out for seasonal supremacy. It’s a head-to-head, single elimination tournament, so whichever film wins today moves onto the next round. However, here is not...
Well, Die Hard finally made it into the bracket and you all welcomed it to the party, pals. The second match-up in the Genre group saw John McClane drop Batman Returns off the top of the Nakatomi Plaza, and it looks like that kitty did not land on her feet. Here are the full results:
Final results:Congratulations to Die Hard and Simon for proceeding to the next round!…
...From December 1st until Christmas Eve, here on the LAMB, we’ll be determining what is the BEST Christmas movie of all time. We’ve asked you all which films are the main contenders, and twenty-four of you replied with your choices, which will bauble battle it out for seasonal supremacy. It’s a head-to-head, single elimination tournament, so whichever film wins today moves onto the next round. However, here is not...
From December 1st until Christmas Eve, here on the LAMB, we’ll be determining what is the BEST Christmas movie of all time. We’ve asked you all which films are the main contenders, and twenty-four of you replied with your choices, which will bauble battle it out for seasonal supremacy. It’s a head-to-head, single elimination tournament, so whichever film wins today moves onto the next round. However, here is not...
Yesterday Arthur Christmas got easily knocked out by It’s A Wonderful Life, but today’s results were far closer, with Elf taking on The Nightmare Before Christmas. It was a real nail-biter on Facebook, with just one vote in it at the end of the poll, but over on the other social media sites Nightmare took it with a little more leeway, allowing Jack Skellington to skip his way off into the next...
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Hello everyone, it’s time to announce the director that will be featured for December’s Director’s Chair and, seeing how it’s Christmas time, I thought it would be best to look at a director who has based most of his work around Christmas: Shane Black.
Now Black first came to prominence as a...