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Movie Bracket Contest 2020.Xlsx KIDS' FRIENDLY WINTER HOLIDAY MOVIE BRACKET COMPETITION Your First and Last Name: Your Phone & Email: INSTRUCTIONS: Predict what movies will be voted as favorites by the public. Choose which movie you think should win each round of the competion and put the winner in the box for the next round. (For example: in round one there's a contest between Die Hard and Black Christmas. Pick your winner and put it in the round 2 box to the right of those movies.) Remember that round 1 movies are on both the far left and far right sides of the sheet. Complete the entire form, including your name and contact info above. Partial forms will not be accepted. Drop off your paper entry at the library or Email an electronic version of this sheet to [email protected] by Wed. 11/25 to be eligible to win. Yes, you may enter both the Kids and Adult versions. SCORING SYSTEM: If you pick the winner of a round, you get a specified number of points. The person with the most points will win a prize from the library. Points for winning a round are as follows: round 1 = 1 pt., round 2 = 2 pts., round 3 = 4 pts., round 4 = 6 pts., round 5 = 8 pts., round 6 = 10 pts. Group Round 1 (begins 11/28) Round 2 (begins 12/5) Round 3 - Sweet 16 Round 4 - Elite 8 (begins Round 5 - Final 4 (begins Round 6 - Championship YOUR MOVIE CHAMPION Round 6 - Championship Round 5 - Final 4 (begins Round 4 - Elite 8 (begins Round 3 - Sweet 16 Round 2 (begins 12/5) Round 1 (begins 11/28) Group Name (begins 12/12) 12/19) 12/26) Contender (begins 1/2) (winner announced 1/9) Contender (begins 1/2) 12/26) 12/19) (begins 12/12) Name AnnaBelle's Wish The Santa Clause Beauty and the Beast: The Mickey's Christmas Carol Enchanted Christmas Blue's Big Holiday (Blue's The Preacher's Wife Clues) Curious George: a Very Gremlins Monkey Christmas Eloise at Christmastime The Muppet Christmas Carol Happy Feet The Lion the Witch & the Wardrobe Ice Age The Nightmare Before Favorites Family Christmas Kung Fu Panda Holiday Jingle All the Way Mariah Carey's All I Want National Lampoon's for Christmas Is You Christmas Vacation Just for Kids Olaf's Frozen Adventure Eight Crazy Nights Olive, the Other Reindeer While You Were Sleeping Santa Buddies: The Legend Prancer of Santa Paws Shrek the Halls Better Off Dead The Search for Santa Paws Cool Runnings The Snowman (1982) Home Alone The Snowy Day Edward Scissorhands A Charlie Brown Christmas Elf Christmas in Connecticut The Nutcracker and the Four Realms White Christmas Dr. Seuss' The Grinch (animated 2019) Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Iron Man 3 Christmas Rudolph the Red-Nosed Abominable Reindeer George Balanchine's The Smallfoot Nutcracker Miracle on 34th Street The Polar Express Hits Contemporary (1947) Santa Claus is Comin' to A Diva's Christmas Carol Town It's a Wonderful Life A Madea Christmas Babes in Toyland (1961) Arthur Christmas Holiday Classics A Christmas Story Noelle Little Drummer Boy A Christmas Prince Frosty the Snowman Rise of the Guardians Meet Me in St. Louis Ice Princess How the Grinch Stole Frozen Christmas (animated) The Shop Around the The Christmas Chronicles Corner.
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