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- Jingle All the Way (screening December 7th and December 8th) Arnold Schwarzenegger's father desperately needs a Turbo Man toy for his son in this knockabout box office hit.
- Santa Claus: The Movie (screening December 10th) Iconic British comedian Dudley Moore plays the plucky elf Patch in this frenetic mixture of festive schmaltz and corporate toy-making satire.
- Bad Santa (screening December 15th) Who's in the mood for an altogether more sour and dyspeptic Christmas movie? Billy Bob Thornton is on top form as the boozy crook turned decrepit department store Santa in writer-director Terry Zwigoff's sharp mixture of gross-out comedy and surprising pathos.
- Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (screening December 17th and December 22nd) Christmas isn't complete without Home Alone and we're screening both of the original Macaulay Culkin blockbusters for your viewing pleasure.
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- Jingle All The Way
- Deck The Halls
- Bad Santa 2
- Silent Night
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s more family-friendly fare is not exactly well-regarded by film fans – most of us would rather see him firing an M60 machine gun from the hip than prat falling and mugging for the camera. And even within that very particular niche, Jingle All the Way is certainly no Citizen Kane (just for the record, the Citizen Kane of Arnie...
Matthew Broderick and Danny DeVito play small-town neighbours embroiled in a festive feud in this goofy family comedy. Broderick’s buttoned-down Steve Finch sees himself as the custodian and curator of the town’s holiday festivities, ensuring everything remains restrained and tasteful, but DeVito’s brash newcomer Buddy Hall isn’t interested in doin...
It’s not often that a sequel arrives a full 13 years after the first film, but Bad Santa 2 did just that – and while the world might have moved on since 2003, Billy Bob Thornton’s misanthropic safe-cracking Santa hasn’t. He’s still the disgusting, deviant drunk we met in the first Bad Santa, and with nothing to show for his life of crime, his thoug...
Silent Nightfollows yet another self-aware premise of ‘what if bad things happened at Christmas?’ premise, but this forthcoming festive flick promises a few big names behind the camera. Directed by Face Off‘s John Woo, Silent Night is a John Wick-meets-Jingle All the Way shooter that follows a broken man out for revenge against the people who murde...
Nov 3, 2023 · You've got the usual classics such as The Muppet Christmas Carol, Home Alone, and It's A Wonderful Life, as well as some unexpected entries in the form of Eyes Wide Shut (well, it does take place...
From the enormity of the BFI Imax to The Luna Cinema's return to Kensington Palace, we round up the best Christmas film screenings London 2023 has to offer.
Nov 8, 2023 · The Festive Film and Fizz season will include sparkling wine at screenings but the real coup is the three-course dinner that is served. Ticket prices are around £95 and more information can be...
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Dec 12, 2023 · There’s singalong screenings of ‘Frozen’, eat-along screenings of ‘The Holiday’, a very special ‘Love Actually’ evening, and ‘Home Alone’ in concert – and, of course, ‘Wonka’ will be hitting the...
