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The Gridiron Assassin
 Post subject: Top Thanksgiving Movies
PostPosted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 12:29 pm 
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Other than Planes, Trains and Automobiles - are there any other 'great' Thanksgiving (themed) movies?
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rogers park bryan wrote:
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Was the word 'great' lost on you?

I recall seeing this movie and thought it sucked. This confirms my suspicions:

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/dutch/
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The Gridiron Assassin wrote:
rogers park bryan wrote:
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Ed O'Neill wrote:
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Was the word 'great' lost on you?

I recall seeing this movie and thought it sucked. This confirms my suspicions:

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/dutch/


Yeah it was good. Theres not a lot to pick from Alfred Einstein. Theres like 4 Thanksgiving movies.
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Wifey and I watch Christmas Vacation each Thanksgiving. It's a tradition. Yes, I am aware it's not a "thanksgiving" movie, but hell, what is, and there is a Turkey Dinner scene. So there.

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Scent of a Woman is another Thanksgiving movie. Never watched the whole thing.

I liked Dutch, but I'll have to go with the Steve Martin/John Candy classic...

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Son in Law. Funny movie starring Pauly Shore. Takes place over Thanksgiving weekend as Paulie's character goes "home" with a classmate. :D
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'Home Alone' used to be shown every Thanksgiving as well...on NBC I believe

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Frank Coztansa wrote:
'Home Alone' used to be shown every Thanksgiving as well...on NBC I believe


Christmas, I think...

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Another Chicago classic, Thanksgiving Day. I never have watched it though.

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Krazy Ivan wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
'Home Alone' used to be shown every Thanksgiving as well...on NBC I believe


Christmas, I think...


No, it was Thanksgiving...I remember having to drive my grandma back to her house really late one Thanksgiving night because she insisted on staying to watch the whole movie...
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Son in Law. Funny movie starring Pauly Shore. Takes place over Thanksgiving weekend as Paulie's character goes "home" with a classmate. :D


:lol: :lol: :lol:

I love that movie...it's the only Pauly Shore movie I can stand. Her family is hilarious....the movie showcases all the family dysfunction and Pauly brings them together at the end and they're all reminded of how much they have to be thankful for.

AND it's got Tiffani Amber Thiessen POST boob job. She's not in high school anymore!
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rogers park bryan wrote:
Yeah it was good. Theres not a lot to pick from Alfred Einstein. Theres like 4 Thanksgiving movies.

I don't think you mean this guy. I think you mean this guy.
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"Way to go, Einstein!"
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"Alice's Restaurant"

or at least listen to the song...
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Krazy Ivan wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
'Home Alone' used to be shown every Thanksgiving as well...on NBC I believe


Christmas, I think...

It was on FX last nite.

I did not see 'Planes Trains and Automobiles' on yesterday though :evil:

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Frank Coztansa wrote:
Krazy Ivan wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
'Home Alone' used to be shown every Thanksgiving as well...on NBC I believe


Christmas, I think...

It was on FX last nite.

I did not see 'Planes Trains and Automobiles' on yesterday though :evil:

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except for the long ass commercial breaks i like that NBC is doing this tradition with showing "the incredibles" on thanksgiving night. good movie.
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W_Z wrote:
except for the long ass commercial breaks i like that NBC is doing this tradition with showing "the incredibles" on thanksgiving night. good movie.

The 2004 animated movie with the voices of Samuel L. Jackson, Holly Hunter & Craig T. Nelson is actually airing tonight on NBC as well... :wink:
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