Hope that you enjoyed your Thanksgiving feast! Now that the count down to Christmas can really begin, I wanted to ask - What kind of movie watcher are you?
I love movies and watch them constantly. I am more likely to watch a movie then a TV
show most of the time. That being said,
I hardly go to the theater but rather watch them in the comfort of my house
with a bowl of popcorn. I joined Netflix
in July 2002 and haven’t looked back.
However, I think that the best description of me is that when I connect
with a movie, I am the kind of movie watcher who watches and re-watches the movie
over and over and over again. I will
even admit that I will put a movie on and turn off the TV because I don’t need
to actually watch the movie to enjoy it.
Think of it like a favorite music playlist that you put on in the
background at work or the song that always makes you smile. I have a pretty large movie collection but it
is limited to movies that either my husband or I connect with. Did I mention that thankfully my husband has
a similar viewing style or at least has embraced it for me? Another reason he’s
a keeper in my book.
I should also confess at this time, I really enjoy holiday
movies. I typically partake in the
light-hearted cheesy fare that seems to reign supreme on channels like Hallmark
but my taste spans many generations of films.
So in honor of my love of the season and my interest in re-watchable
films, I am going share a holiday movie recommendation list of my own – The
Twelve Movies of the Season. The list
will be in no particular order as I feel that all are worthy of a viewing. Not all movies will speak to everyone but I
hope that I can introduce something new to you or remind you of a forgotten
favorite. In an effort to get into the
habit of posting on my blog, I plan to share 3 movies each week for the next 4
weeks leading up to Christmas. The first
movie will be shared on Monday, November 28th and new ones will be provided
on every Monday, Wednesday and Friday thereafter until December 23rd.
I also want to describe my favorite way to create a movie
marathon. It’s a matter of creating a
connection between the movies, sometimes the connection runs through all of the
movies and sometimes it’s more like a game of Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon. I usually keep it to around three movies and
the connection doesn’t have to be limited to actors/actresses to connect any of
the films. Connections can be actors,
directors, writers, style, genre, plot, location or any other connection I can
come up with. Since this may come up in
future posts I figured I would share it now.
Are you ready? I hope
that you join me for this holiday movie adventure.
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