Showing posts with label christmas classic movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas classic movies. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 December 2008

top christmas movies films category Romantic comodies

A bit like thillers a good number set arround the christmas period but often only incidentally.

The Bishops Wife 1947 Cary Grant

christmas movies - category Thriller

There are a few Thriller movies that take place at christmas. we've seen christmas lights crashed in to but few where you remember the christmas setting. One stands out
Die Hard. The first and best of the series with the best villan!

Die Hard 1998 Bruce Willis

top christmas movies - category Animation

Lots of technology to help animators nowadays. Mainly the computer with computer graphics and computer help for older amination approaches. since the technology makes it less expensive to make a film we get more it seems rather than the well thought out. But there have been some sucesses and some may yet become firm favorites

The Polar Express 2004 Tom Hanks

Friday, 5 December 2008

top christmas movies Children categoy

This is I think the biggest category of christmas movies. Super sized if you include all the movies in other categories like cartoon, animation, and comic. lots of comodies include kids or are aimed at kids.

Home Alone/Home Alone 2 - Lost in New YorK


As back up

The Snowman/FatherChristmas David Bowie

top christmas movies in Classic Black & White category

Black & White movies were made when Hollywood and Radio ruled in entertainment. TV was still to come.
Hollywood and the rest of the world had to use talent, acting, directing, editing TALENT that had to work hard to make the audience forget they were watching in black & white on a flat screen and often with streaks and imperfection on screen. The limits of the technology seems to have brought out the best in story telling and acting a like.
We have also had the time to forget the quota quickies the B movies and remember the best that they had. No doubt helped by some big stars who made it to the clor cinemascope days.

1-Classic black & white, try It's A Wonderful Life 1946 James Stewart