Free Movies: Christmas Edition
Filed under: Classics, Comedy, Free Movies
Once again, Loews is presenting a month of themed freebies. Though December's grouping is officially called "Holiday Classics," I've chosen to call a spade and spade and out them all as Christmas movies. I mean, really - as if anyone is going to see the phrase "White Christmas" and think "Hmm. Is that the Kwanzaa flick?" And if the Grinch ever stole Chanukah, it was in a totally different book.
Click on the city names after each title to register for passes. (Registration is just for the next screening; if you want to see one later in the month, wait until the week beforehand to click.)
- Scrooged: 12/1 (Boston, New York, Washington, DC)
- Christmas with the Kranks: 12/1 (Chicago)
- How the Grinch Stole Christmas: 12/8 (Boston, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC)
- All I Want for Christmas: 12/15 (Boston, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC)
- It's a Wonderful Life: 12/22 (Boston, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC)
- White Christmas: 12/29 (Boston, Chicago, New York, Washington, DC)
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11-27-2005 @ 12:05AM
Peter Nellhaus said...
Of course the field is still wide open for a good Hanukkah movie. "The Hebrew Hammer" had a few funny moments, but Adam Sandler's "Eight Crazy Days" was awful. How about it Joe Roth? Steven Spielberg? Mel Brooks? Woody Allen? Rob Reiner? Mel Gibson?
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