In Random Order
# 10
Clark Griswold and family experience a holiday like no other
when the whole clan comes to visit. It’s
a beautiful train wreck of a holiday in the Griswold household!# 9
It’s a story that perfectly captures the essence of childhood
yearning at Christmastime, wrapping it up with a bow of laughs and
cringe-worthy moments.
# 8
Legendary duo Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire team up in this
musical holiday classic set against the backdrop of a breathtaking holiday inn.
# 7
While Kevin defends his home against bandits, his family runs
into one roadblock after another trying to get back home to him.
# 6
A Christmas classic that stirs the heart and makes you
grateful for what you’ve got, this Frank Capra film is the story of the
redemption of George Bailey, played by the incomparable James Stewart.
# 5
A holiday stop-motion cartoon with a crazy combination that
includes misfit toys, Burl Ives and an elf who also happens to be a dentist;
it’s an entertaining romp through the story of Rudolph.
# 4
Michael Caine plays a brilliant Scrooge, giving the Muppets a
chance to shine in their spotlight while tugging on your heartstrings in a way
that only Muppets can.
# 3
In this 1947 film, the spirit of Christmas is on trial in a
courtroom; it’s a beautiful tale of hope and holiday spirit, it could easily
become your favorite part of Christmas.
# 2
With no holiday spirit at all, the Grinch would be happy to
see Christmas in Whoville fail, and does everything in his power to make sure
it fails in spectacular fashion.
# 1
This is an excellent, feel-good kind of movie with a little
something for everyone. It’s not just a
Christmas tale; there’s a bit of comedy, some drama and a huge amount of
holiday hijinks to satisfy everyone in the family.
Bonus
Elf
One of my favorites movies as well as daughters of a adult size kid elf named Buddy looking for his place in the world while in New York City.
What are your favorite Christmas movies?
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