But I’m not here to sing praises of “A Christmas Story,” as dear to my heart as it is. My colleagues have already done that. I’m here to declare that “Home Alone” and its excellent sequel “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” (do not speak to me about any subsequent films in the franchise) are the best Christmas movies.
“A Christmas Carol: The New Musical,” starting December 4, Players Guild Theatre Mainstage, Canton. A local tradition with singing, dancing, ghosts, miserly Scrooge and a message of holiday uplift.
It’s Christmas! Throw a log on the fire and a movie in the DVD player. There are more Christmas movies than there are candy canes, but most have the durability of a snowflake. In the case of Christmas movies, “best” is defined simply as this: How many times are you willing to rewatch it? Here is a list of some of the best, most rewatchable movies for Christmas
Holiday and winter traditions are as diverse as the person who celebrates them. For some, that may involve Chinese food and a trip to the movie theater or family time at home with a stack of DVDs and frosted cookies. These films are the perfect things to get you in the holiday spirit while snow falls softly outside or to enjoy during family celebrations.
