Skip to main content

It's Christmas Time Again-Christmas Movies


Greetings, all!

Here is the last installment in my Christmas post series: Christmas Movies!

Christmas movies are among some of the most nostalgic and sweetest movies ever made. In our family we have a set ten or so movies that we start watching the day after Thanksgiving. Here are a few of our favorites.



Elf (2003)


A rollicking tale filled with laughter, syrup, Elves, family, and singing loud for all to hear. Buddy the Elf goes to New York city to find his father, and discovers that not all people share his optimistic view on life. PG

It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)


My personal favorite Christmas movie. <333 George Bailey is given a chance to see what the world would be like if he had never been born. PG 

The Ultimate Gift (2006) 


OH MY WORD I’m pretty sure this movie will make most people cry (it didn’t make me cry but then I don’t cry in movies XD). Jason is given a mysterious inheritance by his deceased grandfather. PG

The Star (2017)


An adorable retelling of the Nativity story from the perspective of Mary’s donkey, Boaz. PG

White Christmas (1953)


My mom’s favorite. XD A classic 50s musical with dance choreography, classic songs, and AMAZING dresses. G (though I would rate it PG)

Miracle on 34th Street (1994)


Kris Kringle has to prove his identity in court…and to a little girl. PG

 The Nativity Story (2006)


An amazing take on the wonderful tale of Jesus’ birth. (And GUYS it stars Oscar Isaac!!! (Poe Dameron in Star Wars: The Force Awakens XD). PG
Pete's Christmas (2013)
I honestly can't tell you too much about this movie because it will spoil the whole story. XD I will just tell you this much; Pete's a middle child, and he has the worst Christmas in his life-until his grandfather gifts him a mysterious box, and things are never quite the same...


What are some of your favorite Christmas movies? Have you seen any one the ones I mentioned? AND GUYS IT’S ONLY THREE DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS!!!



Namarie, and Merry Christmas!

Labels

Labels:

Comments

  1. Nicole Dust23 December, 2018 06:42

    YES ELF IS THE MOST AMAZING CHRISTMAS MOVIE EVER! Although I haven’t watched it this year - my family watched it so many times last year that I can still quote over half the movie.....XD

    Some of my other favorites are Home Alone (although I didn’t enjoy it as much this year) and Christmas Vacation (besides the content . . .-_-)

    Great post, and Merry Christmas!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Kendra27 December, 2018 20:48

      My parents love Christmas Vacation. Once when I was little they tried to watch it with me BUT... that didn't work out. XP

      Delete
    2. MiddleEarthMusician29 December, 2018 16:04

      Elf is pretty hilarious. XD That's awesome! My family can quote quite a bit of it too. XD
      Ooh, I've heard of both of those! :-D Haven't seen them yet, though.
      Thank you Nicole! Merry Christmas to you too!

      Delete
  2. Anna Black24 December, 2018 11:38

    Both "It's a Wonderful Life" and "The Nativity Story" are my family's favorites!! I absolutely love them both! :) (I agree, Oscar Isaac does a GREAT job as Joseph! It made me respect his acting skills much more than Star Wars did, actually!)
    I just watched "Miracle on 34th Street" for the first time this winter! It was pretty cute; I loved the little girl. She was so sweet! :D
    Also, I love the K2-SO picture at the top of your blog...it's wonderful!!! XD
    Merry Christmas!!! :)

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. MiddleEarthMusician29 December, 2018 16:05

      YES for both of them!!! (Doesn't he??? :-D)
      I know!!! <333 I like that one a lot.
      XD Haha, thanks!!!
      Merry Christmas to you as well, Anna!

      Delete
  3. Quinley26 December, 2018 10:19

    I've only seen "It's a Wonderful Life" from the list of movies you mentioned.
    As for my favorite Christmas movies I love, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, The Man Who Invented Christmas, A Christmas Carol, and many more.
    -Quinley

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. MiddleEarthMusician29 December, 2018 16:05

      I love that one. <333
      I want to see the Man Who Invented Christmas!!! It sounds good. :-D

      Delete
  4. Kendra27 December, 2018 20:45

    THAT'S who plays Joseph! I've never seen The Force Awakens but I have seen the cast list. Our family LOVES the Nativity Story. We watch it every Christmas Day.

    And Elf! We love that movie too, its hilarious. Have you ever seen the Santa Clause movies? Those are movies from my childhood for sure. They're pretty fun. :)

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. MiddleEarthMusician29 December, 2018 16:06

      Yep! XD We love it too.
      YES!!! XD I have! Those are good too. :-D

      Delete
  5. Kendra27 December, 2018 20:46

    Another movie my mom and I love is The Christmas Card. Its a Hallmark movie and kind of cheesy/unrealistic at parts, but its such a sweet romance and cozy, Christmas-y movie. :D

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Star Wars Character Tag+Exciting Announcment!

Greetings, All!
16 comments
Read more

The Stationary Tag

Greetings and Happy Leap Day, my friends!  I got tagged by the lovely Rachel at R's Loft to participate in this stationary tag that was created by Bethany who blogs at Scribbled Fiction ! Many thanks for tagging me, Rachel!!! And many thanks to Bethany for creating this tag. :D There’s little in the world I love more than pens and notebooks…of course, I don’t often actually write in my notebooks but still. They’re amazing. XP 
8 comments
Read more

It's Christmas Time Again: his story-a christmas story

Greetings, all! Here is the second installment in my Christmas blog post series! I wrote this Christmas story yesterday, and wanted to share it will you guys. I hope you enjoy it! * I hold her hand tight. Her dark eyes are fixed on mine; her other hand rests on her round stomach. Her breath comes in short gasps. It is almost time. Night is falling and the air is cool. White stars flicker in the darkening sky. The donkey snorts; it skirts a large rock with care, as if it knows how priceless its burden is-the one yet to be born. The Son of God. I can see the first of the buildings of my home town in the distance. A flicker of light shows in a window; some inhabitants are still awake. I urge our beast up a slight incline. The pressure in my hand increases. I look up at my wife. Sweat drips from her forehead. “Joseph…” I let go of her hand and lay mine on her cheek. “We’re almost there.” I pull the rope tied around the donkey’s neck and haste...
12 comments
Read more