Christmas movies to watch this season
Christmas movies that will leave you in a jolly mood this year. As we know, there are countless Christmas movies made each year, but certain ones may hold a special place in your heart or hearts. Here are some Christmas movies you should watch this year
Home Alone
Home Alone is a wonderful classic 90s comedy, Christmas movie that has excitement in every scene. It follows Kevin, a kid who is left home alone by accident by his family. After they rushed to catch a plane to Paris for the holidays, Kevin believes that he’s got the house to himself and, in the beginning, enjoys the freedom. Still, he soon finds himself having to defend his home against Harry and Marv, two thieves who are awful at their job. Kevin keeps his home safe with many creative booby traps and hilarious scenes. In the end, Kevin can outsmart the thieves and save his house from them. Home Alone is a wonderful Christmas movie that has a lot of humor, heartwarming moments, and a clever kid who makes it a massive hit for a holiday favorite to watch this Christmas.
Eight Crazy Nights
Eight Crazy Nights is a movie made by Adam Sandler in 2002. It revolves around Dave Stone, a 33-year-old troublemaker who is forced to do community service as a basketball referee. He navigates his new role and looks back on his bad past while still trying to be considered a good person in the eyes of his community, as he’s done many questionable things to them. This movie has humor, Heartwarming, and Christmas themes, making it a very memorable movie
The Year Without Santa Claus
The Year Without Santa Claus is a 1974 animated movie that is about Santa Claus, who is considering retirement. As Christmas begins fading and the world loses its joy, the movie follows a bunch of orphan kids who wish to help Santa Claus get out of retirement by talking to the Heat Miser, Snow Miser, and their sister, the Tooth Fairy, to get Santa Claus to come out of retirement and give joy back to the world. The year about Santa Claus has catchy songs like Put the Mistletoe Away, and I’m Mr Snow Miser, and I’m Heat Miser. This movie is a heart-warming movie about what happens when Christmas magic fades, and it shows how much the love and dedication of those around help keep the holiday spirit going.
The Grinch (reanimated 2018 version)
The Grinch is a heart-warming movie about a grouchy, green creature who lives in a cave on Mount Crumpit just north of North Whoville, and he hates Christmas. But as Christmas approaches, the Grinch makes a plan to steal all the holiday for himself by disguising himself as Santa Claus and swiping all the presents, decorations, and cookies from all the families of Whoville. He begins setting out to ruin Christmas for the Whos with his loyal dog Max and a reindeer he met named Fred, though the movie takes a turn for the better when he meets Cindy Lou Who, a kind-hearted girl who wants to thank Santa for helping her hard-working single mother. When he encounters her, he begins to realize that true happiness comes from the connections with others. In the end, the Grinch and Cindy Lou Who returned everything that he stole, and he apologized to the Whos, who got them to join in a heartwarming feast, and embrace the spirit of Christmas with those all around him instead of the loneliness he’s used to. This Christmas movie embraces the spirit of Christmas, kindness, and the joy of a community.
All four movies share a common theme. They celebrate the love and joy of the holiday season, making the films perfect for watching movies with friends and family.
So, from all of us here at STVM broadcasting, we hope that everyone has a wonderful Christmas break and a happy New Year.
