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A Christmas Carol Films Ranked

Posted on by Sam Sewell-Peterson
A Christmas Carol Films Ranked

Each major film adaptation of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol”, from ‘Scrooged’ to ‘The Muppet Christmas Carol’ and beyond, ranked from worst to best. List by Sam Sewell-Peterson.

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10 Best Love Actually Moments

Posted on by Guest
10 Best Love Actually Moments

The 10 best moments from Richard Curtis Christmas film ‘Love Actually’ starring Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Bill Nighy and a host of famous British names. List by Gala Woolley.

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10 Best Bad Santa Moments

Posted on by Martha Lane
10 Best Bad Santa Moments

The 10 best moments from the alternative Christmas comedy ‘Bad Santa’ (2003), from director Terry Zwigoff and starring Billy Bob Thornton. Article by Martha Lane.

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Die Hard vs Lethal Weapon: The Battle for Christmas

Posted on by Katie Doyle
Die Hard vs Lethal Weapon: The Battle for Christmas

‘Die Hard’ and ‘Lethal Weapon’ are each action movies that have become Christmas staples to many, but which is the most Christmassy? Katie Doyle explores, judging each by clearly defined factors.

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10 Best Home Alone Moments

Posted on by Charlie Gardiner
10 Best Home Alone Moments

30 years after the Christmas classic ‘Home Alone’ was released, we take a look back over the 10 best moments from that night when Kevin McCallister was left home alone.

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5 Reasons Why Klaus (2019) Is an Amazing Christmas Film

Posted on by Sophia Patfield
5 Reasons Why Klaus (2019) Is an Amazing Christmas Film

2019 Christmas animation ‘Klaus’, from Sergio Pablos Animation Studio, is a modern Christmas classic. Find out why in this list by Sophia Patfield.

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National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) Review

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National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989) Review

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989), from screenwriter John Hughes and starring Chevy Chase, is “highly entertaining farce” according to Bradley Weir in his review.

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