Christmas movies aren't a must-do thing for me. Still, every year we see a number of them. Elf (2003) and White Christmas (1954) are my wife's favorites (I like them too) and always take priority. I'm a big fan of It's a Wonderful Life (1946), though we don't watch it annually. We've done Die Hard (1988) on Christmas Eve a bunch of years in a row now, which started as a joke but is becoming a fun tradition. (I know Die Hard isn't actually a Christmas movie, it just takes
What's the real motivation behind all of the 'live-action' remakes of Disney animated classics in recent years? Is it simply a straight money grab or is there something deeper happening? I'm increasingly convinced Disney the company is ashamed of a lot of their older content and wants to make it more acceptable to the current day. This may be their due diligence in the age of wokeness. As you've likely correctly noticed, due to the time I spend with a toddler and the lack of