Okay, yes. We've fallen into the classic and typical lists of movies you have to see this Christmas. But we love reminiscing about the great moments filled with comedy, New Year's romance, and childlike excitement. Isn't that the best excuse to get sentimental?
That shot of Macaulay Culkin with his back to the Christmas tree in Central Park. There's no better image to represent nostalgia around this time of year for those of us who grew up in the '90s.
All you need is love! That wedding, that unexpected ringing of the doorbell at Keira Knightley's house, that love story in Tuscany... That film, as natural as it is perfect.
One of the surprises before the end of the year. Pure fantasy in a beautifully animated setting that transports you to a classic story told in a different context than what you've seen in this type of film.
The perfect Christmas holiday story with a comic, romantic, and very human tone.
Pure and simple Bill Murray.
- Home Alone 2
That shot of Macaulay Culkin with his back to the Christmas tree in Central Park. There's no better image to represent nostalgia around this time of year for those of us who grew up in the '90s.
- Love Actually
All you need is love! That wedding, that unexpected ringing of the doorbell at Keira Knightley's house, that love story in Tuscany... That film, as natural as it is perfect.
- Klaus
One of the surprises before the end of the year. Pure fantasy in a beautifully animated setting that transports you to a classic story told in a different context than what you've seen in this type of film.
- The Holiday
The perfect Christmas holiday story with a comic, romantic, and very human tone.
- Ghosts attack the boss
Pure and simple Bill Murray.
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