@Yesterdayforgotten
Oh dear sheba there you go again, please leave me alone thank you and aim your misplaced anger somewhere else.
There's something so ironic about a woman who's full of moralistic ire about Christmas film night boxes to be talking about imagined displaced anger and nerves in other people...
You have, as with the posters you were clashing with about this yesterday, not answered a single question. There is no reason at all why a turkey that had some promotion should be any different to a film night box in terms of all this terrible commercialism. Your only argument for this is "it's different" and "well I'm entitled to my opinion". Given what a mahoosive objection you clearly have to this concept, and all your complaints and judgement, I do think you should have something more substantial. You haven't, of course, because there isn't anything more substantial to say. It's a film night box and they don't have a moral value. The commercialism of Christmas is not limited to them. In fact, they're probably among the least extravagant things that people might do. Loads of box lovers on here have explained how much they reuse the things in them and how much wear their kids get out of the PJs. And, more to the point, the fact that they get joy out of them.
You don't like them, fine, but no, it's not on to say that the money you spend on Christmas is superior to the money others spend on it, or to tell people their traditions aren't personal or special because they've become more popular, or the shops sell stuff for them. You've been louder in how quiet you are than any of the people you've criticise for having, once again...a film night box.