5 Christmas movies to get into the mood of the holidays
What is the saying? Christmas with your family and Easter with whoever you want? Here, maybe Christmas with your family to watch the classics of the holidays to get straight into the Christmas spirit and Easter with whoever you want. That's better. But what are those films that make us want to jump around the house to the sound of "Jingle bells, jinglle bells, jingle bells rock"?
We have compiled a list of 5 films that have become a holiday cult and that we never tire of watching.
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Bridget Jones's diary
Even if it is not really a Christmas film, this film is a survival manual for the daily bad luck, which does not spare us even during the holidays. Are you 30 years old, are you slightly overweight, do you feel frustrated and have not yet found a soul mate? I recommend this film to learn, or review for the umpteenth time, how to survive family reunions between mothers who want to marry you, annoying uncles and embarrassing Christmas sweaters.
See also
Love Actually
This is one of those movies that you watch every year, but it's always like the first time. 9 stories that intertwine with each other in a festively decorated London. The common thread is, of course, love. The need to receive it and the desire to give it, typical of the Christmas period, when we are all better, as some advertising for panettone says. The happy ending is guaranteed.
The Grinch
But are we sure that this green and furry little monster is really the sworn enemy of Christmas? Isn't it that, perhaps, his being cynical and grumpy is just a device with which to disguise his need for love? And then, let's face it, the Grinch has never hated Christmas as a holiday, he can't stand the hypocrisy that infects many people during the holidays, like the high school mates you haven't seen since 10 BC, but who every year you whatsappano "Merry Christmas" (get ready to glue a dozen "to you and family") How to blame him?
Love does not go on vacation
Bring together the likes of Kate Winslet, Jude Law, Cameron Diaz and Jack Black, shake it right and you'll get the perfect Christmas movie. Two women who, after discovering that they have been betrayed, exchange their home for the festive period and find, by chance, true love capable of canceling the pain for the horns suffered. Is there a more miraculous Christmas miracle than this?
An armchair for two
The story of a friendship between two people at the antipodes of society, one a businessman, the other a homeless person, born exactly on December 25th. Fixed appointment on Italia 1 on Christmas Eve (which has anyone ever really seen it during the dinner? Mystery).
