What is a classic Christmas film if not something you watch every year without every getting tired of? New and old, these are some favorites.
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Scene Breakdown: Demelza Sings at Trenwith in ‘Poldark’
One of the most magical things about Poldark (2015) is when Eleanor Tomlinson’s Demelza sings at Trenwith.
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Music Monday: ‘Songs for Christmas’ by Sufjan Stevens
Songs for Christmas by Sufjan Stevens is the ultimate holiday album. Comprised of 42 songs, it’s the best kind of masterpiece.
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Reba McEntire’s ‘Christmas in Tune’ Review: It’s Reba, It’s Perfect
Reba McEntire’s Christmas in Tune feels like the kind of Christmas concert you wish you could attend.
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‘An Unexpected Christmas’ Review: Chaos, Calm, and Joy
Hallmarks An Unexpected Christmas is full of intriguing characters, stunning love stories, incredible moments of vulnerability, and astounding performances.
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A Castle for Christmas Review: Romance Wrapped in Brilliant Tropes
Netflix’s A Castle for Christmas beautifully encapsulates the warmth of love and trust through a stunning new holiday romance.
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‘A Christmas Together With You’ Review
A Christmas Together With You is a love story that focuses on what it means to have people looking out for you and the lengths people are willing to go to make others happy.
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Hallmark’s ‘A Timeless Christmas’ is a Delightful Fantasy and Holiday Romance
Hallmark’s A Timeless Christmas plays with the concept of time travel and shockingly gets it right with all the right tropes.
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‘The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star’ Review
Netflix’s The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star sets on improving the dynamics with the women while setting up a new love story.
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‘A Picture Perfect Holiday’ Review: Bickering, Photography, and a Shared Cabin
Lifetime’s ‘A Picture Perfect Christmas’ includes some of the best tropes, cozy decor, effortless love stories, and baby goats.
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Music Monday: ‘Little Women’ (1995) Original Score by Thomas Newman
Little Women 1995 original score by Thomas Newman is one of the most memorable (and deeply nostalgic) scores in existence.
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‘My Christmas Family Tree’ Review: Clear Eyes, Full Hearts
Hallmark’s My Christmas Family Tree is a heartwarming tear-jerker with platonic and romantic relationships rightly balanced.
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Taylor Swift’s “Begin Again” is the Underrated Jewel of ‘Red’
Red (Taylor’s Version) is a brilliant album around, but Taylor Swift’s “Begin Again” is an underrated jewel we don’t talk enough about.
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‘The Christmas Promise’ Review
The Christmas Promise features mutual pining, stunning holiday décor, loads of ugly (but lovely) sweaters, and dreams coming true for everybody.
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‘Coyote Creek Christmas’ Review
Hallmark’s Coyote Creek Christmas is a solid good time with a fun characters, and a sprinkle of the grump and sunshine trope.
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‘The Santa Stakeout’ Review: A Trope-Filled Gem
Hallmark’s The Santa Stakeout is a trope-filled gem starring Tamera Mowry-Housley and Paul Campbell as undercover detectives Tanya and Ryan.
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B.K. Borison’s ‘Lovelight Farms’ is the Ideal Holiday Romance Novel
B.K. Borison’s Lovelight Farms is the perfect modern-day Christmas rom-com that includes the most perfect tropes and executes them brilliantly.
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Ted Lasso Season 2, Episode 4 Review: ‘Carol of the Bells’
Ted Lasso’s “Carol of the Bells” is a magical episode that showcases just how important everyone’s joy and place in the world is.
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‘One Royal Holiday’ Review
It is a fact universally acknowledged that Aaron Tveit is everyone’s Broadway boyfriend. It is also a fact that the man can sing! (Hello, sole Tony’s 2021 Best Actor Nominee.) It is also a fact that anyone who’s been a fan of Tveit for as long as I have has wondered about a Christmas album. We have. But I’ve also gone far enough to plea to the Twitter universe yearly for a cheesy Aaron Tveit Christmas movie. The blessings in 2020 have been far and few, but the news that Aaron Tveit and Laura Osnes would be starring in a
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‘The Spirit of Christmas’ is the Superior of Lifetime’s Holiday Films
The Spirit of Christmas is completely farcical in its attempt to be distinct, but nevertheless, it succeeds.
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