The Christmas Movie Wars
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So much for nobody watching.
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
And you guys still worry about going to hell when you die?
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@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
And you guys still worry about going to hell when you die?
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
And you guys still worry about going to hell when you die?
No sir. I am washed in the Blood of the Lamb and saved by Grace abundant.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
And you guys still worry about going to hell when you die?
No sir. I am washed in the Blood of the Lamb and saved by Grace abundant.
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
And you guys still worry about going to hell when you die?
No sir. I am washed in the Blood of the Lamb and saved by Grace abundant.
Those sound more like the kind of movie you see on the Satanic Pr0n Channel.
Grace Abundant would be quite a good name for an adult movie star.
I was only joking
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@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
Hallmark movies is considered a very good job by actors.
Why?
Steady, undemanding work, reasonable hours and locations.
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
Hallmark movies is considered a very good job by actors.
Why?
Steady, undemanding work, reasonable hours and locations.
Typical filming time is about 15 days.
No massive retakes, so you have to deliver your lines first time (most of the time). Locations are normally in Canada, and once there, very little travel. Guys crank out one or two Christmas movies a year, and then one or two other shows for the channel.
I remember reading something Bure said a few years ago, where they sometimes will film two movies back-to-back in the same town, changing out one of the leads and a few of the supporting actors...Makes it even cheaper to film.
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You'd be surprised how many people watch these things. I wasn't aware of it until they filmed a Christmas movie in my hometown a few years ago.
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@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I have never seen a Hallmark Christmas movie. Neither has Mrs. George.
They have more happy endings than a Korean massage parlour.
Or so I've heard.
I was only joking
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@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
GAF, Halmark, Up and Lifetime have already gone to Christmas movies.
And you guys still worry about going to hell when you die?
No sir. I am washed in the Blood of the Lamb and saved by Grace abundant.
Those sound more like the kind of movie you see on the Satanic Pr0n Channel.
Grace Abundant would be quite a good name for an adult movie star.
Grace Abundant would be quite a good name for an adult movie star.
Or a Sean Connery/Roger Moore era Bond girl.
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@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I have never seen a Hallmark Christmas movie. Neither has Mrs. George.
They have more happy endings than a Korean massage parlour.
Or so I've heard.
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I have never seen a Hallmark Christmas movie. Neither has Mrs. George.
They have more happy endings than a Korean massage parlour.
Or so I've heard.
Oh, come now.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I have never seen a Hallmark Christmas movie. Neither has Mrs. George.
They have more happy endings than a Korean massage parlour.
Or so I've heard.
Oh, come now.
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@George-K said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I have never seen a Hallmark Christmas movie. Neither has Mrs. George.
They have more happy endings than a Korean massage parlour.
Or so I've heard.
Oh, come now.
I think rubbing one off to a "spiritual, faith-based, conservative-family-oriented" Christmas movie might be beyond most of our capabilities, although I'm sure we all love a challenge over the holidays.
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@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I dunno. The women are all pretty hot.
We should write to Candace Cameron Bure commending her for getting rid of all that gayness as we can now pleasure ourselves to her wholesome movies with a relatively clear conscience.
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@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
I dunno. The women are all pretty hot.
We should write to Candace Cameron Bure commending her for getting rid of all that gayness as we can now pleasure ourselves to her wholesome movies with a relatively clear conscience.
@Doctor-Phibes I don't think Candace cares what you think. OTOH, you could tell her husband, the hockey player.
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@Doctor-Phibes I don't think Candace cares what you think. OTOH, you could tell her husband, the hockey player.
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Doctor-Phibes I don't think Candace cares what you think. OTOH, you could tell her husband, the hockey player.
He’d probably welcome the distraction if he’s in a house that thinks Hallmark movies are too risqué
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@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Doctor-Phibes I don't think Candace cares what you think. OTOH, you could tell her husband, the hockey player.
He’d probably welcome the distraction if he’s in a house that thinks Hallmark movies are too risqué
They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
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They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
Well I hope they don’t get all religious. I hate the way Christmas has been hijacked by Christians. They have been trying to undermine the traditional holiday values of rampant capitalism, gluttony and drunkenness in recent years, which is a worrying trend.
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@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
Well I hope they don’t get all religious. I hate the way Christmas has been hijacked by Christians. They have been trying to undermine the traditional holiday values of rampant capitalism, gluttony and drunkenness in recent years, which is a worrying trend.
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
Well I hope they don’t get all religious. I hate the way Christmas has been hijacked by Christians. They have been trying to undermine the traditional holiday values of rampant capitalism, gluttony and drunkenness in recent years, which is a worrying trend.
A little Jesus wouldn't hurt you....
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@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
Well I hope they don’t get all religious. I hate the way Christmas has been hijacked by Christians. They have been trying to undermine the traditional holiday values of rampant capitalism, gluttony and drunkenness in recent years, which is a worrying trend.
A little Jesus wouldn't hurt you....
@Jolly said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Doctor-Phibes said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
@Mik said in The Christmas Movie Wars:
They’re not risqué, they just portray a lifestyle the network does not approve of.
A perfect example of the difference between tolerance and endorsement.
Well I hope they don’t get all religious. I hate the way Christmas has been hijacked by Christians. They have been trying to undermine the traditional holiday values of rampant capitalism, gluttony and drunkenness in recent years, which is a worrying trend.
A little Jesus wouldn't hurt you....
Wasn’t he a character in Hill Street Blues?
