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Tuesday, December 24, 2013
25 Days of Christmas Movies - Day 24 - A Christmas Story
Woo hoo! We are almost there! It’s Christmas Eve and today I
chose my favorite holiday movie of all time: A Christmas Story (1983). First
off, if you see or hear the phrase “You’ll shoot your eye out” and don’t get
the reference…your life has been sadly deprived and you need to go out to
Target or Best Buy or start searching Netflix or whatever movie service you use
and get this movie NOW.
There is not one moment of this movie that isn’t absolute
perfection and LOL funny. The deadpan perfection of narrator Jean Shepherd (the
story is based on his work); the little brother in the snowsuit; the
neighborhood bully; the
lesson about sticking your tongue on a flagpole in sub-zero weather;
Ralphie cursing as his dad tries to change a flat tire; grandma’s bunny suit; the
infamous leg lamp and the ensuing war as mom tries to destroy it; the mystery
message that turns out to be an advertisement for Ovaltine; the dogs eating Christmas
dinner…and of course Ralphie’s dream to get a Red Rider BB Gun from Christmas
and everyone’s insistence that he’ll “just shoot his eye out”…which he almost
does.
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