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Fiascomas
by S Frost and Tim Lehnerer
Tim and S (of Fiasco Family Movie Night) review six holiday movies in the days between Christmas and New Year.
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6. Tokyo Godfathers.
Miracles abound between Christmas and New Year’s, as the Tokyo Godfathers attempt to reunite an abandoned infant with her family.
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5. The Time Machine.
We make the rules for Fiascomas, and we say that since significant action occurs on New Year’s The Time Machine (1960) is event appropriate.
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4. March of the Wooden Soldiers.
We promise that Santa Claus appears in the traditional holiday movie March of the Wooden Soldiers (1934).
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3. The Lion in Winter.
Holidays bring families together, but in The Lion in Winter (1968) that’s a very bad thing!
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2. Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever.
Look. Cats aren’t actors, but thanks to an old Russian filmmaker Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever (2014) is a lot of fun!
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1. A Christmas Carol.
The Alastair Sim version of A Christmas Carol (1951) has itself become a classic part of the holiday.
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