The Buzz: movie reviews

I've organized a list of movies to get you through the Christmas season! Even if you can't watch one every single day, hopefully this can help you. Merry Christmas! December  1 Friday - National Lampoon: Christmas Vacation 2 Sat - The Grinch 3 Sun - Elf 4 Mon - Jingle All The Way 5 Tue - Jack Frost 6 Wed - Beauty and the Beast 7 Thur - Love Actually  8 Fri - Scrooged  9 Sat - The Santa Clause  10 Sun - Miracle on 34th Street 11 Mon - Prancer 12 Tue - Santa Clause 2 13 Wed - Fred Clause 14 Thur - A Christmas Carol (2009) 15 Fri - Home Alone 16 Sat - The Polar Express 17 Sun - The Nativity Story / Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer 18 Mon - White Christmas  19 Tue - Christmas with the Kranks 20 Wed - Deck The Halls 21 Thur - Charlie Brown Christmas  22 Fri - Home Alone 2 23 - It’s a Wonderful Life                                 ...

     It's the time of year again for Turkey, football, and awkward family time. What happens after the feasting is done, the football games are over, and everyone wants to relax and watch a movie?      You don't have do any exhaustive research to figure out what movies will make your family happy at your Thanksgiving gathering this year. I've done it for you! These are my Thanksgiving movie recommendations in no particular order: 7. The Wizard of Oz      This movie is legendary. We've all seen it. It's an excellent classic with plenty to entertain adults and children. It's got a positive message (there's no place like home), charm, vibrant and lively musical numbers, memorable and lovable characters, colorful settings, and flying monkeys. (They still freak me out.) The Wizard of Oz deserves to continue being passed down to new generations, and enjoyed by older ones. 6. The Sound of Music      This is another legenda...