This article contains spoilers, you’ve been warned.
Day 4 of this cinematic Christmas list, and it’s time to take on a film enjoying its 30th anniversary this year: the incomprehensibly much-loved Home Alone.
To catch up on the films discussed so far, head to this link.
It’s Day 2 of this wild ride towards Big J-Chrizzle’s 2020th, and today we’re looking back on the highest grossing film of 20 years ago: Ron Howard‘s How The Grinch Stole Christmas (or just The Grinch as it was first named when released in the UK).
For Day 1’s review of Happiest Season, click here.
Continue reading “12 Films for Christmas: How The Grinch Stole Christmas“
After the longest year in living memory, it’s finally – for some – the festive period once again. To celebrate the run-up to the birthday of Mr Jesus H Christ, I’ll be writing about a seasonally appropriate film a day; it may be a review of a new release, revisiting a beloved Christmas film, or taking in a first watch of an established Yuletide cinematic fixture.
What better way to get started, than with the much-hyped festive rom-com Happiest Season? Check out Day 1 after the jump. Continue reading “12 Films for Christmas: Happiest Season“
After the longest year in living memory, it’s finally – for some – the festive period once again. To celebrate the run-up to the birthday of Mr Jesus H Christ, I’ll be writing about a seasonally appropriate film a day; it may be a review of a new release, revisiting a beloved Christmas film, or taking in a first watch of an established Yuletide cinematic fixture.
What better way to get started, than with the much-hyped festive rom-com Happiest Season? Check out Day 1 after the jump. Continue reading “12 Films for Christmas: Happiest Season“
