Christmas is a light, cozy and a bit fabulous holiday. Therefore, the films about him are kind, warm, imbued with the expectation of a miracle. It's nice to watch them with your family, under the snow outside the window and the purring of a cat on your lap.
One of the best Christmas films of all time is the Oscar-winning film It's a Wonderful Life, directed by Frank Capra in 1946. The hero of the film, who is masterfully played by James Stewart, is driven by countless problems to suicidal thoughts. Of course, in heaven they cannot allow a good person to suffer so much. And a miracle happens. Perhaps the beginning of the film will seem protracted to you, but wait - soon you will wholeheartedly respond to the collisions of this sentimental, but very human story, and by the end of the film you will experience a real catharsis, your soul will become brighter and more joyful.
"Noel" (2004) is another heartfelt and touching picture, the action of which develops on Christmas. The plot is not too complicated and new: it consists of the stories of several people, lonely and unhappy in their own way on this family holiday. But the heroes are unusually attractive in that they believe in miracles in spite of everything that they do good, forgive and love, despite all the difficulties of life. The cast is great: Susan Sarandon, Robin Williams, Penelope Cruz.
Fans of the comedy genre will enjoy watching "Home Alone" and "Home Alone-2" with the charming Macaulay Culkin as the prankster Kevin, who finds himself alone at Christmas in an empty house, or in a frightening, mysterious, huge New York. The festive spirit pervades both films, the unique Christmas atmosphere is transmitted to viewers of all ages, providing them with a great mood.
Best Black Christmas Comedy - Bad Santa (2003). And not only bad, but also fake. His main goal is to rob a department store. But the trouble is: there was a boy who believes that before him is a fabulous Santa Claus. The drunkard and the thief Willie has no choice but to re-educate himself and start working miracles. Tons of black are kind, light and a little sad - like all real Christmas stories.
