Favorite Christmas Movie Tournament 2015: ‘Home Alone’ Vs. ‘Miracle on 34th Street’ From 1947 & More [POLLS]
It's the Christmas season, which means fitting in some chill time to watch hours upon hours of holiday movies with loved ones.
Throughout the years so many Christmas-themed movies have been made for the big screen as well as the small screen.
That got us thinking about which one is the ultimate Christmas movie to watch--especially now, since it is December and Christmas will be here very soon. We compiled a list of 16 of the best Christmas movies from comedies to animated creations spanning from 1938 to 2004. Trust us, it was difficult to narrow down the options to just 16, but we managed. You voted in Round 1, which cut our 16 picks to just eight options now.
Vote in Round 2 of the Enstars Readers' Choice Favorite Christmas Movie Tournament 2015 below.
Home Alone vs. Miracle on 34th Street (1947 Version)
Home Alone is a proper laugh, mixing comedy and drama into the perfect Christmas-themed movie! Macaulay Culkin shines as Kevin McCallister as he realizes he loves his family despite fighting with them a lot, and being together on Christmas is totally important. Plus, he totally kicks the burglars' butts--they are terrorizing his neighborhood while everyone is out of town for the holidays.
Miracle on 34th Street is another comedy-drama taking place around Christmastime. It's full of interesting characters, including Kris Kringle (Edmund Gwenn), the real Santa. This movie has easily become a must-watch during the holiday season!
Which Christmas film is better? Vote:
Gremlins vs. Die Hard
Gremlins is a hilarious and slightly frightening movie set during the holiday season! This isn't exactly your typical Christmas film, but it has become a favorite of many since the Mogwai Gizmo (Howie Mandel) is adorable, yet causes a lot of chaos since Billy (Zach Galligan) doesn't exactly follow the rules of caring for him. Die Hard isn't your typical Christmas film either, but since it does take place during the holiday season, many have deemed it a Christmas movie. The way Gizmo steals the spotlight in Gremlins, John McClane (Bruce Willis) does the same in Die Hard. He initially is looking to fix his marriage, but winds up taking out a bunch of terrorists before making things right with his estranged wife Holly (Bonnie Bedelia). Which Christmas film is better? Vote:
