Christmas It is one of the most anticipated dates of the year. Although there is a wide variety of traditions for these magical festivities, films have always accompanied those who enjoy a good family history in the company of their loved ones. Clearly there are indelible classics and those who seek to join the list of representatives of the seventh art for these dates.
However, if you are one of those who remembers having seen My Poor Little Angel countless times, you are probably wondering if there are other titles that have already been positioned as a must for fans of Christmas Eve.
In this sense, according to El Universal, Appinio, a market research company, has developed a ranking of the five most viewed films at Christmas. Next, we leave you more details of the investigation.
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- Home alone: This iconic film stars Macaulay Culking and directed by Chris Columbus. Its premiere was in 1990 and since that time it has accompanied the homes of different generations of children. This is reflected in the 28% of the votes it accumulated
- The nightmare before Christmas: Titled in Latin American countries as Jack’s strange world. This feature film has a 20% vote. As a curious fact, we tell you that, unlike what you might think in the first instance, Tim Burton is not the director of the film, rather he is credited as a scriptwriter and producer. Meanwhile, his direction fell on Henry Selick.
- A Christmas Carol: known in Spanish as Scrooge’s Ghosts, ranks third with 20%. In this plot directed by Robert Zemeckis one of the best-known stories of Christmas Eve is adapted, where the grumpy Mr. Scrooge is visited by Christmas spirits, who teach him the importance of generosity.
- The Grinch: Starring Jim Carrey as the eternal Christmas spoiler and who makes life impossible for the villagers of Who Village, The Grinch of the year 200 occupies the fourth position with 19% of the total.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone: This last movie on the list may seem somewhat surprising due to the fact that it is not necessarily a festive movie or hides some connection to the Nativity. It is still an indelible memory for thousands of children, and it garnered a 16% approval rating.
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