Christmas is the most popular holiday in the worldseason. Given the weather around the world, it’s pretty interesting to have some cool bygone times indoors with friends and family. Movies are one of the ways to pass the time in a fun way.
The film industry takes this season into account. Because of this, there have been movies over time that we just can’t forget.
From the 80’s to the 90’s and 2000’s there are cool movies you should see. I bet there are some we never tire of watching over and over again.
5. Look who is speaking
This is a sequel to the show Who ‘s Talking Sequels. The first film was released on October 13, 1989.
Look Who’s Talking Now was released in 1993, making it the third and final installment in the film series.
Have you ever wondered what goes on in the mind of babies when they do the things they do? How about animals? So a catchy feature of this film is a peek into the supposed minds of babies and animals.
John Travolta played the role of James, Kirstie Alley as Mollie Ubriacco, Rocks the Mutt as Danny DeVito and Daphne the Poodle as Diane Keaton.
SUMMARY:
Retaining the romantic genre of the two previous films, the story still revolved around James and Mollie’s family. The couple did their best for the well-being of their growing family while struggling with James’ job and parents’ home expectations.
Meanwhile, the comic quality is boosted by the introduction of two dogs into the family. The mismatched couple spends quite a bit of time trading insults that people can’t hear.
4. The vacation
The Holiday is a 2006 romantic comedy. What can we say? It’s an incredible time of love. The film stars Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black.
SUMMARY
Two women from different parts of the world experience hard breakups during the Christmas season. They both meet online and only swap homes for vacations and somehow find answers to their search for love.
3. Polar Express
For a change, this animated Christmas film was a hit in 2004. Tom Hanks and Robert Zemeckis, the director of Forrest Gump and Lost, teamed up to produce the blockbuster.
The film was adapted from a children’s book by Chris Van Allsburg. Therefore, a perfect choice for children at Christmas.
SUMMARY
A boy doubting Christmas has a mysterious encounter and takes a train ride to the North Pole. In doing so, he finds himself and understands that there is always hope for those who believe.
The film is a great recommendation for troubled kids who are struggling with some challenges.
2. The elf
In 2003 Elfenfilm was the typical comic and festive family film. The main character, Buddy the human elf, was played by William Ferrell alongside James Caan, who played the role of Buddy’s birth father.
SUMMARY
The story begins when Santa Claus accidentally gets his own gift, a baby, and decides to raise him as an elf at the North Pole. As an adult, he discovers the truth and the surgeons return to find his origin.
In New York he finds his father and they embark on a rough road that ultimately pays off.
1. Home alone
Home Alone is a 1990 blockbuster and an all time favorite for many people around the world. The film starred child actor, singer and musician Macaulay Culkin, who rose to automatic fame for his role in the Home Alone sequels as Kevin McCallister.
SUMMARY
The McCalister family flies away on vacation without 8-year-old Kevin, who is a bland and troublesome person. While serving a time-out sentence the night before, Kevin wakes up to an empty house to find the big family mistakenly counting a stranger while doing the head counts before leaving.
Amazingly, Kevin took the oversight as a major asset to leave alone. Meanwhile, he learns how to protect his home and family fortune when two jerks try to rob the house.