Christmas Movie for Adults - Part 2
1. The Holiday Calendar, 2018
⭐️Rate: 7/10
🎬Review: First of all, i'm a sucker for these kind of movies. This was such a feel good movie and very fun to watch. Although the acting was off sometimes. But for the holidays, it's a great movie to watch, it's worth your time.
2. Holiday Rush, 2019
⭐️Rate: 4/10
🎬Review: With the exception of Sonequa Martin-Green, there is not a single likeable character. She must have been exhausted carrying the whole damn movie!
It's not a *bad* film, but it feels about 3 hours long and the hideously unpleasant child characters kind of make you hope they have a crummy christmas.
Worst of all, sadly, is the dad... sheesh... wooden as a door!
3. Holiday in the Wild, 2019
⭐️Rate: 7/10
🎬Review: The movie isn't great, but the story and the message it brings is. Well worth the time to watch. I have enjoyed these these actors on screen in other presentations, but I fear the director did not optimize their talents in this film- yet their conveyance of the elephants' plight rings strong and true. This movie makes me want to return to Africa with haste.
4. Father Christmas Is Back, 2021
⭐️Rate: 7/10
🎬Review: Campy. Funny. Ridiculous.
What's not to like?
I needed something mindless to laugh at and this fit the bill. It's not going to win any awards but I still enjoyed it.
Looking for a christmas movie for adults? Try to recommend this and let me know your thoughts!
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The holiday season is a fantastic time to enjoy movies that resonate with adult audiences, offering a perfect mix of humor, emotion, and life lessons. In Part 2 of our Christmas movies for adults series, we dive deeper into noteworthy films that capture the spirit of the season with engaging narratives and relatable characters. **1. The Holiday Calendar (2018)** - This delightful film provides an enchanting backdrop filled with holiday charm. Though the acting might falter at times, the story offers a feel-good experience, encouraging viewers to embrace the holiday spirit with open arms. **2. Holiday Rush (2019)** - A family-focused story that attempts to blend heartwarming moments with familial strife. While the lead performance shines, the other characters may leave audiences wanting more depth. Critics noted the film's runtime and pacing hinder its enjoyment, but it still offers laughs. **3. Holiday in the Wild (2019)** - This adventure-centric movie combines a love story with a meaningful message about wildlife conservation in Africa. The cinematography will inspire wanderlust, and although the movie isn't perfect, it resonates emotionally, appealing to those who value deeper themes during the festive period. **4. Father Christmas Is Back (2021)** - A comedic take on holiday films, this movie brings laughter and light-hearted fun, making it an ideal choice for those looking to unwind. The campy style caters to viewers seeking entertainment that doesn't take itself too seriously, ensuring holiday cheer. If you're searching for movies that not only entertain but also engage in thought-provoking themes or comedic relief, consider adding these recommendations to your holiday watchlist. Happy viewing!
