| Best Holiday Films |
| Written by Wes Ferguson | |||
| Tuesday, 01 December 2009 | |||
|
The yuletide season serves as the backdrop for many of our most beloved movie classics, even for those with more dark-sided sensibilities. Here’s a round-up of the Best Holiday Films, to enjoy with the Grinch on your list! Home Alone: More paint can head-bashing booby traps than sappy holiday sentiments. Bad Santa: For the more mature viewer, a very raunchy and wrong look at the season. Elf: Will Ferrell as a misguided elf, even the Scrooge-iest can’t resist. Die Hard: Blow ‘em ups are a real crowd pleaser. Now I have a machine gun, ho-ho-ho! Scrooged. One of the best adaptations of A Christmas Carol, ever. Edward Scissorhands. Johnny Depp and Tim Burton's first collaboration. Perfectly tragic, comedic and romantic. Gremlins: A classic holiday horror comedy! The Ref: A burglar holds a dysfunctional family hostage on Christmas. Hilarity ensues. Home for the Holidays: Absolutely dead-on in portrayal of the typical dysfunctional family. A Christmas Story: You'll shoot your eye out! Nightmare Before Christmas. Naturally! National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation: An absolute classic that holds up today. How The Grinch Stole Christmas: Even the Snow Miser can’t deny this original 1966 animation still melts your heart!
Tags: Home for the Holidays A Christmas Story Nightmare Before Christmas National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation How The Grinch Stole Christmas The Ref Gremlins Edward Scissorhands Scrooged Die Hard Elf Bad Santa Home Alone
|