[ SECRET POST #6917 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6917 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't dislike or hate The Grinch but I do feel like it's in the middle of a Christmas oversaturation.

A Christmas Story was a funny Christmas movie I caught on tv as a kid, but by the early 2010s I hated the movie! Couldn't stand the 24 hours of A Christmas Story on TNT and TBS, couldn't stand the weird ass straight to DVD sequel, couldn't stand all the goddamn fucking merch and commercials of A Christmas Story that were everywhere for years on end.

That happened with Love Actually, Home Alone, Elf, and probably some other Christmas themed movies/episodes of beloved shows. Most times, after a while I can come back to the Christmas thing and enjoy it, but time needs to pass first.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you. It seems like every few years, a particular Christmas movie/franchise will become dominant and oversaturated. Then it eases back and a different one takes over. For awhile it was Elf, and now it's the Grinch. I honestly find the Grinch stuff to be distasteful because it just feels like the opposite of the point of the story, but I find all the overconsumption captialistic hyperdrive that happens at the end of the year to be really gross in general, so this just goes right along with all the other stuff.