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Copyright (c) 2010 Paul EvansIt's that time of year again! The Christmas tree is decorated - there are shiny baubles reflecting flashes of colour across the room, the crackers wait at the table eagerly bursting at the seams, tinsel dresses the walls with a festive fashion, and the golden star sits brightly at the top of the tree anticipating the arrival of Santa. Outside, the snow is glistening and the kids play games in the cold, their pink cheeks thawing the ice. It's the same Christmassy scene year in, year out and it wouldn't be complete without the traditional pile of festive DVDs to get the whole family in the celebratory mood.There are as many Christmas movies to choose from as there are presents under the tree; but here are a few of the most memorable films that are firm family favourites across the globe.A Christmas Story (1983) The plot of this Christmas comedy doesn't revolve around Santa, or his elves, or even his reindeer; instead the star of a Christmas Story is a Red Ryder BB Gun! Follow Ralph's hilarious journey as he tries to ensure that, come Christmas morning, he will be unwrapping his present of choice; you and your family will be laughing in unison at his misfortune!Elf (2003) Will Ferrell brings all the fun of Christmas to the screen as he prances round New York City as a six foot elf with a personality to match his height! It's great fun to watch and Ferrell will have you rolling round the wrapping paper strewn floor with festive tears streaming down your cheeks!It's a Wonderful Life (1946) This wintery splendour will make you cry equally with joy and melancholy. You will be emotionally entangled in this Christmas classic and, by the end; you will fully appreciate the true meaning of the festive season. Your kids will be enthralled by James Stewart and Donna Reed as they put on the performance of a life time. And best of all, the last scene will make you smile till Christmas the following year!The Santa Clause (1994) The clue's in the name! The ultimate Christmas tale sees's Tim Allen take on the role of our favourite yuletide figure. Meet Doner, and Blitzen, and Prancer and Dancer, as the whole family takes a journey to the North Pole on the back of one of Santa's reindeer.The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) Sing along with the Muppets at Christmas and revel in their hilarious take on a traditional Dickens tale. The Muppets bring a mix of authentic Christmas celebration through a wacky, distinctive perspective - whilst remaining true to the original story. This will be enjoyed immensely by those familiar with the festive tale and equally by those who've never read it.
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