Home Alone (1990)
Every Christmas season, the classic comedy 'Home Alone' beats time and returns to the screen, creating a wave of excitement, not only in Vietnam but also around the world.
The movie has been a hit on the small screen for many years.
Produced in 1990, 'Home Alone' tells the story of a young boy named Kevin, who is forgotten by his family during Christmas vacation. With his typical humor and wit, Kevin confronts the burglars and teaches them an unforgettable lesson.
Not only attracting audiences with its humorous spirit, 'Home Alone' also left its mark with impressive revenue, ranking third in the list of highest-grossing movies of all time with a total of 476 million USD worldwide.
Little Women (1994 and 2019)
The 1994 film version of 'Little Women' and the new version of 2019 are both notable works, based on the famous novel of the same name by author Louisa May Alcott. To date, both versions have received high praise from both critics and audiences, and in particular, both versions have been nominated at the prestigious Oscars.
In the 1994 version of 'Little Women', the March family is a warm picture, although each member faces their own challenges. With their father away fighting in the war, the sisters face different problems, but optimism and love keep the family together.
The 2019 and 2004 versions of 'Little Woman'.
In contrast, the 2019 version directed by Greta Gerwig focuses more deeply on the character of Jo, the rebellious older sister. Instead of following the same story line as the 1994 version, the timeline in the new version becomes more complicated as it moves between the present and the past.
Although each version has its own unique features, the most common thing that 'Little Women' brings to the audience is a cozy feeling and the desire to reunite with family during the Christmas season.
The Holiday (2006)
In the warm atmosphere of the Christmas season, the movie 'The Holiday' is an exciting adventure revolving around two women, both busy with their daily lives. When they are tired to the limit and Christmas is approaching, they decide to switch houses with each other to find something new and different.
'The Holiday' has always been a sweet and warm love song for Christmas and New Year's Eve for millions of audiences around the world.
This decision not only opens the door to new memories but also helps them find their other half. The humorous situations of the characters are shown through the unique perspectives of four talented actors: Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz, Jack Black and Jude Law, not only creating refreshing laughter but also conveying the message of love and hope on Christmas Eve.
It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
The movie 'It's A Wonderful Life' is not only an Oscar-winning masterpiece, but also one of the 100 best movies of all time. This film takes the audience on a spiritual adventure of George Bailey, a kind-hearted businessman who faces suicidal thoughts on Christmas Eve.
More than 70 years have passed, but the film still moves millions of viewers every time they watch it.
Adapted from the short story 'The Greatest Gift' by Philip Van Doren Stern, 'It's A Wonderful Life' tells the story of George's journey to find the meaning of life when he meets his guardian angel Clarence Odbody. Through Clarence's help, George realizes the special value of life and finds the motivation to change himself, bringing joy to everyone around him.
More than 70 years have passed, but the film still touches millions of viewers every time they watch it. 'It's A Wonderful Life' is not only a picture of humanity and the meaning of life, but also a musical that brings many profound emotions on Christmas Eve.
Love Actually (2003)
In the sweet atmosphere of Christmas Eve, Love Actually is a great choice for couples who want to enjoy gentle, emotional moments. This movie is a delicate combination of 8 different love stories, each story brings its own nuances and troubles. But after all, on Christmas Eve they are all warmed by love.
Director Richard Curtis's film brings a meaningful message on Christmas Eve: "Love touches us all."
'Love Actually' not only conveys meaningful messages on Christmas Eve, but also emphasizes that every person deserves to be cared for. By realizing the real and sweet moments, this film is an emotional journey through beautiful love stories, praising everyone to be surrounded by love in life.
A Christmas Carol (2009)
The movie 'A Christmas Carol', adapted from the work of the same name by the great writer Charles Dickens, is always a must-see in the list of must-see works when the Christmas season comes. Talking about the stingy and mean old man Ebenezer Scrooger, the movie opens a special journey where ghosts from the past, present and future visit him, helping him see his mistakes.
A Christmas movie that is epic, creepy, funny, adventurous, and touching.
Through Scrooger's story, 'A Christmas Carol' conveys a profound message, calling on everyone to share kindness and be forgiving of others' mistakes. In this way, we can find happiness and serenity in life, making the Christmas season warmer and more meaningful.
Last Christmas (2019)
The Christmas movie 'Last Christmas' is not only full of humanity but also a profound lesson about the meaning of life, promising to be a more suitable choice for this year's holiday season. The story revolves around Katarina, a girl who faced a serious illness, but received a heart transplant and recovered.
Regardless of the context, the characters are always favored to appear in Christmas-themed frames such as: small alleys covered in sparkling lights, brightly decorated souvenir shops, bustling streets with a festive atmosphere...
However, after many ups and downs, Katarina became depressed and lost interest in life. Her journey began when she got a job at a Christmas store, thanks to the kindness of the Chinese owner. Here, she met Tom Webster, a strange man, who opened up for Katarina the opportunity to find joy and meaning in life. 'Last Christmas' is not only a romantic story, but also a journey to conquer faith and joy in life, as a small encouragement for the audience every Christmas season.
