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Personal Narrative: My Favorite Christmas Films

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One of my favorite things on Christmas is the joyful time watching Christmas movies. Every year new movies that bring this holiday spirit released, but some of the old ones are worth to watch as well. Bored with Home Alone, Baby’s day out, or Jingle All The Way? You can try some of the following movies to enjoy Christmas this year.

Love Actually (2003) – Love story of diverse couples with Christmas Theme

This movie about the love story of many couples is never obsolete. Although it was produced 12 years ago, this movie still remains as one of worth to watch. "Love Actually" tells about the series of love stories that took place in England and all set at Christmas time. Each is heartwarming as the next with scenes that will have you crying with laughter and others that will just succesfully make you cry - such a full …show more content…

Starring Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon - who used to star in similar genre, make their acting in this movie worth of two thumbs up.
Four Christmases tells about a couple who never spend Christmas with their family. For past 3 years they were always looking for excuse to not to come home and visit their families at Christmas time. Instead, they have a "romantic run-away" to enjoy the end-year holiday.
However, this time unexpectedly all flights were cancel due to unfavorable weather, including their planes that would take them away for holiday. So, they have no choice but to go home to spend this year Christmas with their families. The most hillarios things come because each of their parents were divorced, so this Christmas they should have a "marathon" to visit 4 families. Are you curious how funny this couple 's Christmas is? Don 't forget to watch the Four Christmases.

Will Ferrell never fails to give us a great good laugh with his hillarious action. Don 't trust me, just watch Elf

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