With Christmas songs ringing out in streets
and shopping malls, the Christmas again is just around the corner. It’s
beginning to look a lot like Christmas, even in the world of entertainment. Surely,
there would be no shortage of Christmas movies to watch for this Christmas. The
thing needed from people might be only some recommendations for popular and
good Christmas movies, and some wonderful solutions to watch Christmas movies
more convenient. For Christmas movie solutions, a Christmas BOGOF campaign is
recommended, where various solutions regarding Blu-ray movies, DVD movies and
HD movies are provided. While on Christmas movie recommendation, the following
5 movies might be helpful.
29th
Street: The true story of the first winner of the
New York state lottery. Set in New York City in the 1950s-60s, a young man wins
a bundle in the lottery and tries to get his father out of debt with loan
sharks. When he wins, he doesn’t have the ticket, and is arrested for throwing
rocks at his church. He explains his life to the police about how lucky he is
but the luck is a curse.
Arthur
Christmas: This movie shows the progression of
generations of Santas and how they’ve lost their Christmas spirit over the
years. Arthur is just the sort of clumsy, perpetually spirited son of the
current Santa Claus to bring back the magic. Also, Hugh Laurie provides the
voice of Arthur’s older, oddly muscular brother named Steve who runs Santa’s
elves like soldiers in the military.
Love
Actually: Someone tried to convince me that this
wasn’t a Christmas movie citing the fact that it is watchable out of season
while a true Christmas movie is not. I think Love Actually does a decent job of
being in the Christmas spirit. Sometimes it’s the time of year the movie takes
place that makes it one. Sometimes it’s just a good movie to share at Christmas
time.
A Charlie
Brown Christmas: What Top 5 Christmas movie list
would be complete without good ole Charlie Brown? The gloomy kid who can’t ever
manage to kick a football is looking for the true meaning of Christmas and for
someone to fix that wilted excuse for a tree he keeps carrying around.
Die Hard: This one takes place on the night of his wife’s office Christmas
Party. Who thought that the goofy dad from the Irkle show couldn’t be goofy in
this one. He does get serious though toward the end. There is a growing sub
culture that continues to herald Die Hard as the best Christmas movie ever, but
they need to get a grip. It’s become a weird cult phenomenon to get a bunch of
people together and watch John McClain kick butt on Christmas.
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