It's Snuggle Time! Holiday Movies

TIME TO INDULGE - HOLIDAY MOVIES!

Hopefully, some of you will find time to indulge in holiday movies. To hold a special beverage and snack, snuggle on the couch (possibly with friend or family), and immerse.

I've already begun. Recently, I watched "The Shop Around the Corner," which became a mega hit with Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan in "You've Got Mail." I found it interesting to hear some of the same dialogue lines and scenes. 

I have others I watch. Here's my list and feel free to add to it:

"It's a Wonderful Life" - The brother's tribute: "To George. The richest man in town." Yes, I sob. 

"Star in the Night" - I highly recommend. Academy award-winning nativity story set in an auto-court. Available on Youtube.

"Millions" - Danny Boyle, the director of "Slumdog Millionaire," directed this one before his award-winner. 

"Stalag 17" - if you "Die Hard" fans can claim that's a holiday movie, I add this one set in WW2.

"The Bishop's Wife" - Cary Grant. 

"Charlie Brown Christmas" - who else cries during "Hark the Herald Angels Sing?"

"Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer" - I am partial to the "Misfit" song.

"How the Grinch Stole Christmas" - The Grinch is nasty and gets a nasty song - "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" cause he's a nasty wasty skunk. 

"Miracle on 34th Street" - I miss it not airing after Macy's Parade. And the cane scene at the end is priceless.

"Christmas in Connecticut" - Lots of lies twist up the heroine and unroll into romance. "I'm tired." LOL.

"Love Actually" - Billy the rock star is hilarious. I love the sign scene, too.

"White Christmas" - "Sisters" is a favorite song of me and my sisters. But the scene at the end when snow is falling and the cast is singing "White Christmas" - sob. 

Like I said, please feel free to share your favorites!

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