Every year, at this time, #MTOS gets a little festive with a topic dedicated to the time of year, and the films we choose to immerse ourselves in around it. Back in 2018 @Blair_bear83 drew up a set of questions, which I think can be revisited this year to see if any recent films have changed our choices, or whether lockdowns and world events have changed our minds entirely on how to be festive.
So, join us this Sunday 19th December at 8pm (UK time – use google to find out what time that is in your neck of the woods) as we get all festive. Just remember, don’t eat the decorations – you may get tinselitus!
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Q2: Watching Christmas films has become a tradition in many households. What 3 films do you have to watch every year without fail? #MTOS
Q3: We’ve had our favourite 3 so it’s only fair we slate some of them terrible films (personal opinions) and give our reasons why? #MTOS
Q4: There are a number of versions of Charles Dickens classic a Christmas Carol. Which is the version you chose over the others and why that in comparison to the others? Is there room for it to be made again or have we seen it enough? #MTOS
Q5: Santa is obviously a big deal at Christmas and so we see him in many films. Who is your favourite Santa and who should have been left in the north pole? #MTOS
Q6: Christmas isn’t just for children so with that in mind which adult rated Christmas films do you love to watch with a cheeky mulled wine? #MTOS
Q7: In the age of remakes and reboots which Christmas film would you like to see in a new light? Who would you have in the director’s seat and who gets the lead roles? #MTOS
Q8: Let’s get creative: Come up with an idea for a new Christmas film. You got full creative control. #MTOS
Q9: What non-Christmas films do you associate with the festive period. Why do you hold it/them so dear? #MTOS
Q10: Finally recommend a film you haven’t mentioned in any of this chat for us to add to our watch list and one that we should avoid like the Christmas plague? #MTOS
