Anna Sugden | Anna Sugden’s Christmas Films Top 10
December 23, 2013
Those of you who follow me on
Facebook and Twitter know that I
post a weekly
recommendation for Sunday afternoon film viewing. Often, they are classic
movies, mostly they are romantic movies and all make you feel good. During
December, I’ve been recommending some of my favourite Christmas films and I was
asked to create a list of my Top 10 favourite Christmas Films.
So, if you want some Christmas viewing that will put a smile on your face - pull
up a comfy chair, grab your favourite snacks (hot, buttered popcorn) and a yummy
beverage and pop one of these movies on!
1. Christmas in Connecticut (the original version only!)
2. White Christmas
3. Miracle on 34th Street (either version, though the original is slightly
better!)
4. Shop Around the Corner (Also fun is the remake - You’ve Got Mail!)
For Jake Badoletti, this year is all about his career. He has a rare second
chance to make the most of being a pro hockey player, so no parties, no
scandals. Too bad he's met a woman who could sideline those plans. Maggie
Goodman is not his usual type—right down to being a single mom. Still, the
sizzling connection with this gorgeous brunette can't be ignored.
With a little juggling and a lot of focus, Jake manages to have the game and
Maggie. Then his performance on the ice suffers and a scandal erupts. Now he
can't afford the distraction of Maggie...even if she is perfect for him.
Holiday Inn--which begins and ends at Christmas--is another favorite of mine. (G S Moch 9:19am December 23, 2013)
My list has many from your list. LOL
White Christmas The Family Stone The Holiday While You Were Sleeping It's a Wonderful Life (Marcy Shuler 3:12pm December 23, 2013)
don't know that i have a list, altho White Christmas is right up there. But I enjoy all the new ones on Lifetime and Hallmark channels each year. (Barbara Studer 2:26am December 24, 2013)
Miracle on 34th Street, It' a Wonderful Life, White Christmas, Christmas in Connecticut and almost any one of the lifetime Christmas movie. (Carol Woodruff 6:29pm December 24, 2013)
You forgot the other classic... Charlie Brown Christmas and How the Grinch Stole Christmas (the original) but yes I always watch Miracle on 34th Street all 3, It's a Wonderful Life, and White Christmas. (Tina Ullrich 5:47pm December 29, 2013)
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