I put more thought than work into this one. Seemed like a clear, writes-itself conceit to me. Many of these criticisms are my own, others just fit the rhyme scheme.
What Your Favorite Christmas Movie Says About You
[intro] The holiday seasons rolling around again And you are going to watch 'Charlie Brown'... again, Then 'Olive', 'Frosty', "Grinch', 'Rudolph', 'Mickey'--yes sir-- 'A Year Without Santa Claus' to see Heat Miser. You're in a rut each December for what to watch, And your tradition says about you--such a lot. If 'Miracle' is your go-to, you're old as dirt. 'Wonderful Life' is soothing for pitiful hurt. 'Chronicles' means you're queer for leather bear 'zaddies. 'The Grinch Who Stole' works best for who partake of weed. The Hallmark Channel left on means you have no life. 'Love Actually' excuses your adultery. 'A Christmas Carol' unifies the ninety-nine, Unless it has Muppets, then just enjoy--it's fine. 'Christmas Story' appeals to haters and riffraff. But, fans of 'Home Alone' might be sociopaths. 'Krampus' and other horror means you hate Christmas. 'Jingle Jangle'/'Spirited' have woke agendas. 'Vacation' cheers the downtrodden's vicious revenge. 'Die Hard' fans want all to know they're Xmas-deranged. 'Elf' is (a) millennial's anthem to not grow up. 'Ernest Saves Christmas' did that first... without throw up. [outro] The holiday lineup has come and gone again And you have stayed true to all your old traditions. It's not like anything new is going to please, So leave your personality in the deep freeze. Or, if you want to really get a bellyful, Hie to the cineplex for the Oscar hopefuls.
Okay, there are hundreds of Christmas movies. Not going to watch/judge ’em all. And the TV specials are a whole ‘nother category. I can see a rollicking pop tune to underly this. Some rock? Perhaps.