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]]>The Plot: Andie (Molly Ringwald) is a social outcast thanks to the prominent class divide in her school. Her best friend is in love with her but she wants rich kid Blane.
Why We Love It:The scene when Duckie (Jon Cryer) dances to Otis Reading in the record store and the sassy attitude and all round loveliness of Molly Ringwald.
The Plot: Samantha (Molly Ringwald) is pining for an older guy in the run-up to her sixteenth birthday.
Why We Love It: “That’s why they call them crushes. If they were easy, they’d call them something else.” Still one of the truest lines from any teenager movie.
The Plot: Eight-year-old Kevin gets left alone when his parents go on holiday. He soon realizes that burglars are trying to break in while his parents are gone and devises a series of traps to get rid of them.
Why We Love It: It’s funny, charming and we are rooting for Kevin from start to finish.
The Plot: An athlete, a princess, a basket case and a criminal all end up in detention and learn that they’re not that different after all.
Why We Love It: It’s a feel-good movie that teaches high school kids that we all have something in common once you look beneath the surface. Also, that final scene is iconic.
The Plot: Ferris Bueller decides to skip his day in school and embark on an adventure.
Why We Love It: It will make you smile all the way through and reminds us the importance of slowing down every now and then to enjoy being alive. “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
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]]>Luckily, we have found a selection of flicks that will satisfy both audiences. Here are 10 Christmas movies that there’s no shame in delving into even before Christmas eve.
This festive comedy horror is great fun. The gremlins are so cute that we’re ready for them by October.
There’s never a bad time to watch Jude Law and Cameron Diaz hit it off in the lovely English countryside.
Ok, this one is pretty Christmasy, but if you are one of those people that are moaning about shops already playing Christmas bangers, this film is suited to you anyway.
You don’t have to wait until Christmas to have a good cry.
If you are skeptical that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, challenge us in the comments section below.
Again, we insist that this is a Christmas movie. But it’s Batman, so you can watch it whenever the hell you want.
It’s justifiable watching this anytime after Halloween and anytime up until New Year’s Eve.
It has the word Christmas in the title, so it can go on this list. Still, if you’re looking for an upbeat festive film rather than a genuinely terrifying horror, don’t watch this movie!
There’s never a bad time to indulge your inner child and embrace this classic and hilarious comedy.
And finally, one of the most timeless romantic comedies of all time, Love Actually. Be it Winter, Summer, Spring or Fall, there is no shame in watching this classic any day of the year.
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]]>The post 5 John Hughes Movies Everyone Needs To See appeared first on Entertainment For Us.
]]>The Plot: Andie (Molly Ringwald) is a social outcast thanks to the prominent class divide in her school. Her best friend is in love with her but she wants rich kid Blane.
Why We Love It:The scene when Duckie (Jon Cryer) dances to Otis Reading in the record store and the sassy attitude and all round loveliness of Molly Ringwald.
The Plot: Samantha (Molly Ringwald) is pining for an older guy in the run-up to her sixteenth birthday.
Why We Love It: “That’s why they call them crushes. If they were easy, they’d call them something else.” Still one of the truest lines from any teenager movie.
The Plot: Eight-year-old Kevin gets left alone when his parents go on holiday. He soon realizes that burglars are trying to break in while his parents are gone and devises a series of traps to get rid of them.
Why We Love It: It’s funny, charming and we are rooting for Kevin from start to finish.
The Plot: An athlete, a princess, a basket case and a criminal all end up in detention and learn that they’re not that different after all.
Why We Love It: It’s a feel-good movie that teaches high school kids that we all have something in common once you look beneath the surface. Also, that final scene is iconic.
The Plot: Ferris Bueller decides to skip his day in school and embark on an adventure.
Why We Love It: It will make you smile all the way through and reminds us the importance of slowing down every now and then to enjoy being alive. “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
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]]>The post 10 Christmas Movies It’s Definitely Not Too Early to Start Watching appeared first on Entertainment For Us.
]]>Luckily, we have found a selection of flicks that will satisfy both audiences. Here are 10 Christmas movies that there’s no shame in delving into even before Christmas eve.
This festive comedy horror is great fun. The gremlins are so cute that we’re ready for them by October.
There’s never a bad time to watch Jude Law and Cameron Diaz hit it off in the lovely English countryside.
Ok, this one is pretty Christmasy, but if you are one of those people that are moaning about shops already playing Christmas bangers, this film is suited to you anyway.
You don’t have to wait until Christmas to have a good cry.
If you are skeptical that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, challenge us in the comments section below.
Again, we insist that this is a Christmas movie. But it’s Batman, so you can watch it whenever the hell you want.
It’s justifiable watching this anytime after Halloween and anytime up until New Year’s Eve.
It has the word Christmas in the title, so it can go on this list. Still, if you’re looking for an upbeat festive film rather than a genuinely terrifying horror, don’t watch this movie!
There’s never a bad time to indulge your inner child and embrace this classic and hilarious comedy.
And finally, one of the most timeless romantic comedies of all time, Love Actually. Be it Winter, Summer, Spring or Fall, there is no shame in watching this classic any day of the year.
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