christmas movies

Sure, everyone loves ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’, ‘Miracle on 34th Street’, and ‘Elf’ during the holidays; but how about these two? Come on, let's go!

According to Variety, a follow up to Frank Capra's 1946 classic Christmas film is in the works.

They are the scenes we could watch all year. The ones that make us want to change our ways, or see if our tongues really will stick to the flagpole.

Classic stories are bound to be retold, re-imagined, and re-engineered. Personally, I'm glad it happens. It's what allows the story to live on from generation to generation. When it comes to the Seussian tale of a grumpy green creature who hates Christmas, we've been presented with two different film versions (so far); and the question of which one is better can be a difficult one for folks to agree on!

I always get criticized for breaking out the Christmas movies and albums too early. This year, I've actually managed to hold off about two weeks longer than I usually do. But the holiday bug is starting to bite, and I can't wait to get into the Christmas spirit any longer!

I recently saw "Love Actually" with Hugh Grant. It has an underlying Christmas theme. And it reminded how much I enjoy Holiday movies.

Steven Spielberg. Christmas. Monsters. PERFECT!! From 1984, the special effects may look dated, but be nostalgic already!! A young Corey Feldman, a beautiful Phoebe Cates and a plain old well told story and well produced movie. If you are looking for a great Christmas movie, it's GREMLINS...

“Home Alone” has been voted the greatest family Christmas movie of all time in a survey by Buffalo Technology. The poll also revealed nearly a quarter of adults think settling down to watch a good film is one of the few relaxing aspects of Christmas. The Top Christmas Movies: