Some of you out there accidently missed the "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" button...

Thankskilling.

Seriously, if you haven't seen it, you don't know what you're missing.

A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.

I forced my family to start watching it every Thanksgiving and it has become a quasi-tradition.

Lampoon's Christmas Vacation.

What There's Actually a Thanksgiving, themed movie?

PT&A is a fine movie and everything but Dutch is better in my book.

curtisuxor wrote:A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving.

I forced my family to start watching it every Thanksgiving and it has become a quasi-tradition.

THIS.

If there's ever an option for a Charlie Brown movie on one of these quizzes, it wins. Period.

Thankskilling.

I mean, you can't really compete with Charlie Brown, but barring that:

I'd vote for Squanto: A Warrior's Tale. You know, story of the first Thanksgiving and all, seems pretty relevant.

Another vote for Charlie Brown. Snoopy's popcorn and toast!

CHARLIE BROWN! no contest. A boxing lawn chair, popcorn, toast, and jellybeans

How was Charlie Brown not an option?!

Planes...is clearly the choice but I can't believe Pieces of April is even on here! A great little film that no one ever heard of starring Katie Holmes. Do yourself a favor and add it to your Netflix queue. Honest, good flick!

mm20 wrote:THIS.

If there's ever an option for a Charlie Brown movie on one of these quizzes, it wins. Period.

Charlie Brown is easily the best Turkey Day movie!

The Myth of Fingerprints.

I am racking my brain for a movie that includes Thanksgiving and I distinctly remember Honey I Shrunk the kids having a giant turkey. I think it was for Thanksgiving. Does that count?

It is a tie between Charlie Brown and Alice's Restaurant.

I like all the Charlie Brown cartoons as much as anyone, but they don't make it on my lists of best movies...because they are not movies. They are shows (or shorts, or specials, or whatever), not movies. I am assuming that is why it didn't make this list.

It has actually been years since I have watched any of these movies so I might have a Thanksgiving movie marathon. I make polls like this at work and I couldn't think of a single Thanksgiving day movie. So thanks for the list, Woot.

idrank2muchmilk wrote:How was Charlie Brown not an option?!

It's not a movie.

Dutch FTW!

Come on, how about some Home Alone love?

If you'd like to know the real story about what happened after the first Thanksgiving, check out "King Philip's War."

BlackCreekBearTRP1 wrote:What There's Actually a Thanksgiving, themed movie?

Lol that's what I was thinking!

No contest - It's a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving!

Addams Family Values.

tuxbuddy wrote:Alice's Restaurant.

that was my first thought too...

ezlyamused wrote:No contest - It's a Charlie Brown Thanksgiving!

I'll go with Charlie Brown, even though it isn't a movie. This is because I can't think of any movies tied to Thanksgiving and I watched the Charlie Brown specials growing up (we had limited choices for live viewing back then). Now you damn kids, get off of my lawn!

ballisonmt wrote:I'll go with Charlie Brown, even though it isn't a movie. This is because I can't think of any movies tied to Thanksgiving and I watched the Charlie Brown specials growing up (we had limited choices for live viewing back then). Now you damn kids, get off of my lawn!

This. I can't wait to see the war over Christmas movies in a month, too.

inkycatz wrote:This. I can't wait to see the war over Christmas movies in a month, too.

At least most people can think of at least a handful of Christmas themed movies. Thanksgiving is a tough one.

PTA is the best, but Scent of a Woman should have been a choice.

Definitely has to be Thankskilling

Charlie Brown. Hands down.

Funny-ass movie what with the deer & the cigarette setting the car on fire. God, was John Candy a great one or what? Imagine what it would have been like with Charlie Sheen instead of Steve Martin. They probably would've had some hookers and an eight-ball in the hotel scene where they're chugging the little liquor bottles. The ending was really sweet though. Miss you J.C.

Seems like most wooters under the age of 25 have never seen PT&A. Very funny movie.

Alien.

Zapp Brannigan wrote:Seems like most wooters under the age of 25 have never seen PT&A. Very funny movie.

I'm well over 25 and have never seen ANY of those movies.

:-)

Family Guy, Season 8, Episode 3, "Spies Reminiscent of Us". It's the episode where Peter keeps doing his impression of John Wayne at the first Thanksgiving.

"Happy Thanksgiving, Pilgrims!"

BlackCreekBearTRP1 wrote:What There's Actually a Thanksgiving, themed movie?

hippie1981 wrote:Lol that's what I was thinking!

Then that makes three of us!

:D

TJFoxxxx wrote:Thankskilling.

Seriously, if you haven't seen it, you don't know what you're missing.

That was my vote!!! Awesome movie!!!