It’s
that hectic time of year again when you’re trimming the tree, rigging the
lights or shopping like mad. But there’s always time to sit and watch your
favorite holiday movies. Here are the bid favorites around the office. Maybe
they’ll inspire you to make time for your favorite holiday flick.
Marlene
Torres loves The Santa Clause. All 10 sequels, too.
Junior
Jimenez prefers a little tear jerking with his eggnog, thus he has The Family
Stone on his watch list. He also likes Nothing Like The Holidays. “It reminds
me of my crazy family in NYC… the fictional one.”
Daniel Timiraos and Maria Williams stick to the traditional
A Charlie Brown Christmas. “We watched this every year and it reminds
me of my childhood and the innocence of still believing in Santa. The
soundtrack is still my all time favorite Christmas CD.” – Maria Williams
In stark contrast, Diana Brooks and Nicky Goicouria never miss Elf. “’Congratulations...World's
BEST cup of coffee! You did it!!!!!’ “when he gets to NYC)…Haha LOVE that
movie! All time favorite!” – Nicole Goicouria
Olivia
Errasti loves Home Alone because “I would have loved to pull even just half
the pranks Macaulay Culkin did!!! I STILL would love to do that.”
Cristina
Alvarez loves The Wizard of Oz. Who doesn't, really? Even though she did agree
she would join Olivia in Home Alone-ish hijinks.
Gabriela
Zamorano never misses A Christmas Story. According to Gaby, “Who hasn't had to convince
their parents to get them something for Christmas?” It also helps that the
movie gets played about a million times during the month of December, so it’s
hard to miss.
In between multiple viewings of A Christmas
Story with Gaby, Eric Zamorano watches Ace Ventura Pet Detective. “Best movie
ever, no matter what the holiday.”
Barbara Marchena loves Miracle on 34th
Street. Why? “Because when I was little, it just reinforced my belief in Santa
Claus (at the time).”
Yisel
Zas likes a not-so-classic movie based on a very classic book The Grinch Who Stole
Christmas. “I am not a fan of the holidays. My family calls me Little Grinch.
This movie is perfect and I have very high hopes that one day my heart will
grow three sizes and I will love Christmas, lol.”
Vivian
Santos was a late entry into the list. She just assumed “us youngins” would
have mentioned “the best feel good Christmas film ever,” It’s a Wonderful Life. Is
that movie in color or black and white?
Did we miss your favorite? Let us know what
it is. We’re always looking for a new movie to watch to pass the time while
wrapping gifts.
Happy Holidays!
-VSB
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