This is a Bramble Jam Podcast.

Hi I'm Bran and I love Christmas movies that were created after 1992.

I'm Alonzo and I'm committed to the bit and this is the All-Mark Podcast.

We're back, we're back, we're back another Monday. Another edition of what we're calling the 25

Weeks of Christmas Movies, taking a journey through Christmas movie history with me.

Exactly right, going back and forth. In case you missed last week, Alonzo, each week we're

watching an actual Christmas movie, theatrical release is what we'll call it.

One week it's going to be you assigning me a movie that I've never seen that came up before I was

born because chances are I didn't see it. The following week this week I'm going to assign you a

Christmas movie that happens to be one of my favorites and that I know you either maybe you're

not as much of a fan of or you've never seen it. It's going to be a lot of fun. The really

the whole goal of this was to make you watch Polar Express again. I'm not going to do it this week.

I'm going to do it at least expect it. It might be an April situation, the way you listen.

If you haven't seen Polar Express unless you've seen it in April, Alonzo.

That's what all the experts say. Alonzo, what's it like? You're just a Christmas movie guy.

That has to feel good, right? I always tell people if you want to be thought of as an expert

as something, find an area that nobody else wanted to be the expert in and so it's just sitting

there waiting for you. That's worked out pretty nicely for me. It's the third week of January

now. How are you coping with the lack of Christmas now? I think I've still got a few peppermints

floating around that didn't quite get polished off during December. Beyond that, it's just that cold

stretch. This has been a lovely island in my week where I get to see movies and talk about it

with you. We're keeping hope alive. I don't actually know this about you, but I know you like

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