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^ I've wondered about that, too. There are some wonderful animated versions of Oscar Wilde's fairy tales (The Selfish Giant, The Happy Prince) that aren't on DVD either.
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I would also highly recommend the Finnish film, Rare Exports. Do yourself a favor and look it up. It's expensive on blu-ray now, and is sort of rare as the title suggests. It falls under the category of Christmas horror, but it is a beautifully photographed and whimsically made film.
I won't post the trailer, because it spoils too much.
Just watch it. You won't be disappointed.Comment
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There is a Finnish film from 2007 called "Christmas Story" that is a really good origin of Santa Claus film that's worth checking out. It's become one of my favorite newer Christmas films.
But the classics are my favorites
Holiday Inn
The Bishop's Wife
Miracle on 34th Street
It's a Wonderful Life
Shot Around the Corner
Meet Me in St. Louis
Christmas in Connecticut
Meet John Doe
MGM 1938 version of A Christmas Carol
Charlie Brown Christmas
All the Rankin/Bass Specials
Grinch.Comment
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I've seen Rare Exports. It's very unique with a nice dark sense of humor.Comment
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Yes, unique is right. It has an atmosphere and texture unlike anything else I've seen.Comment
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