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I don't know how long this poll will be up, but it is regarding your favorite "golden era" holiday movie...Bing has three entries!!!!!!!!!!! You can vote for HOLIDAY INN, BELLS OF ST. MARYS, or WHITE CHRISTMAS. Vote while you can...
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Lobosco wrote:
I don't know how long this poll will be up, but it is regarding your favorite "golden era" holiday movie...Bing has three entries!!!!!!!!!!! You can vote for HOLIDAY INN, BELLS OF ST. MARYS, or WHITE CHRISTMAS. Vote while you can...
Thanks for that David. Duly voted. I'm surprised at the order so far. I would have thought Holiday Inn deserved a place or two above White Christmas!
There are other interesting categories of film to vote in, but alas no others with any reference to Bing.
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I remember when I was little in the 1980s, HOLIDAY INN was always shown at the holidays and WHITE CHRISTMAS was never seen. I believe in the time there was some fight over royalties but I am not sure. Fast forward to 2010, and I have not seen HOLIDAY INN on the tele yet. However, WHITE CHRISTMAS was on tv last night...two times in a row.
I like both movies, but I prefer HOLIDAY INN. I voted for HOLIDAY INN on that poll.
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I'm also voting for 'Holiday Inn'. Easily the best because of the storyline, and especially now we can watch it in colour!. I always felt that a lot of the entertainment basics, not least narrative, were forgotten because the producers were dazzled by their VistaVision and felt they couldn't go wrong with their star line-up. I rarely watch 'White Christmas' and, when I do I'm disappointed. 'Holiday Inn' I always watch around Christmas time. (I hope you and your family are well, David,and that you have an enjoyable Christmas - I'll email you personally soon.)
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On Sunday AMC showed 'White Christmas' followed by 'Holiday Inn'.
Don't know if they showed the colourised version or the b & w one.
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My vote was for HOLIDAY INN. Like John Walton, my recent reactions to WHITE CHRISTMAS are mostly disappointing.