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Yea that really is a classic.
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Yea that really is a classic.
Bill Simmons voted for Ferrell as the best SNL performer of all-time, he might make my top 10.
Yes. I'll take Bad Santa over any overly sentimental Christmas "classic" 11 times out of 10.
How could you leave out A Christmas Story?
His type of slapstick humor (which my wife loves) mostly bores me, but I loved him in “Elf”. Regarding his SNL tenure, again, lots of strikeouts, but I have to admit that his “more cowbell” (how did Christopher Walken keep that deadpan expression?) and “cheerleader” bits were among my favorite SNL skits
It’s a Wonderful Life is a stone-cold classic. Every year my wife and I watch it either in black and white or color and both of us cry when Harry says George is the richest man in town.
Yea that's a tough one.How could you leave out A Christmas Story?
Yea I wouldn't put Will Ferrell in the top 10 of SNL cast members either. The list is made up of legends. I just like Elf.
Yea that's a stretch imo
Christmas movie? Lol
Yea Home Alone. I've only seen that 657 times...
I like different types of comedy. I def have a slapstick side. Chris Farley, Three Stooges, Will Ferrell, etcHis type of slapstick humor (which my wife loves) mostly bores me, but I loved him in “Elf”. Regarding his SNL tenure, again, lots of strikeouts, but I have to admit that his “more cowbell” (how did Christopher Walken keep that deadpan expression?) and “cheerleader” bits were among my favorite SNL skits
