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At this time of year we cannot help but watch the same films again and quite frankly we probably don’t focus enough on the villains in those films. I actually thought this would be a rather amusing list to put together with some interesting choices (hopefully).
We all have our favourite image of Santa Claus from watching films and feel as though that is our Santa! I have decided to pick my favourite seven from the world of the movies! Obviously having to start with this amazing photo of Buddy the Elf who is very excited about this list!
So many to choose from over the years of film and some of the choices I found very easy and others I have tried to be a little bit different in terms of the films I have enjoyed which may just have a slightly different take on the role we all know and love.
Merry Christmas to everyone who follows, reads and supports Let’s Go To The Movies. I hope you have a fantastic Christmas Day spending time with all of the people who mean the most to you!
All the best, Caz
Here you can see the reviews for Christmas time films which are already on Let’s Go To The Movies, and you may well see more which I will watch over the festive period!
If you would like to request a film to review or a Christmas style list to make please let me know and I would be more than happy to put it together!
Miracle on 34th Street (1994) Review
I know some people will be complaining that I have never actually seen the original film but Richard Attenborough is my Santa. My perfect Santa. I am a 90s kid after all, so who else could be?
Here you can see the reviews for Christmas time films which are already on Let’s Go To The Movies, and you may well see more which I will watch over the festive period!
A Christmas Carol (2009) Review
All I Want For Christmas (1991) Review
Arthur Christmas (2011) Review
Holiday in Handcuffs (2007) Review
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992) Review
It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) Review
The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) Review
The Polar Express (2004) Review
The Santa Clause (1994) Review
The Santa Clause 2 (2002) Review
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006) Review
Other posts!
Take a look at things that make a good Christmas film.
This is now a early thing at Let’s Go To The Movies by adding in more reviews and posts that have been made to do with Christmas.
Here you can see the reviews for Christmas time films which are already on Let’s Go To The Movies, and you may well see more which I will watch over the festive period!
It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) Review
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992) Review
Holiday in Handcuffs (2007) Review
A Christmas Carol (2009) Review
Arthur Christmas (2011) Review
All I Want For Christmas (1991) Review
Back in 2010 . . . I completed my Top 10 list of Christmas films – Top 10 Christmas films
Take a look at things that make a good Christmas film here.
A lot of blog posts and talk is currently surrounding Christmas films, so I decided that I would think about what makes a good Christmas film. Especially as it’s not that we get new quality Christmas films every year it always seems to be older now classic films which everyone makes sure they watch at some point in the build up to Christmas. These must have key elements which make everyone love them and want to watch them year in year out. I think that does help make these films extra special, as long as you get the formula right recent times have been more Christmas Turkeys rather than classics.
Every year as it gets close to Christmas time I find myself watching the same films you watch every year, but the good thing about them is that it’s special because you only watch them during a certain few weeks in December. So these seven films will be in no particular order and I will attempt to say what I like about them and why exactly I look forward to watching them at Christmas time.
When six-year-old Susan doubts if Santa Claus is real or not, she is in for a big surprise when Kris Kringle shows up!
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