The holidays are here! It’s the perfect time of year to snuggle up and spread some cheer by watching your favorite classic movies. With so many holiday flicks out there, you might wonder, “where do I begin?” Don’t worry—we've compiled a list of 10 great movies that should be on everyone’s Winter Watchlist.
But we’re not just going to tell you—nope! Instead, we turned some of our favorites into holiday haikus. Sooooo—can you crack the code and uncover each film on our Winter Watchlist?
Haiku #1
Kevin is a pill.
His parents left him alone.
Uh oh, wet bandits.
Haiku #2
So many people.
Christmas is all around us.
All you need is love.
Haiku #3
Came out to the coast.
Now I have a machine gun.
Not a great party.
Haiku #4
Stolen Chinese food.
On the court and in the Court.
The Chanukah Song?
Haiku #5
Fake man made of tools.
Townsfolk aren’t very nice.
Best haircut ever.
Haiku #6
George has given up.
If he never existed?
Ding-ding! Angel wings.
Haiku #7
Boy finds cute mogwai.
Never feed after midnight!
Whoopsie, more monsters.
Haiku #8
Boy, our love lives suck.
England and America!
Let’s swap our houses?
Haiku #9
Murtaugh wants to quit.
He’s getting too old for this.
Kaboom! House blows up.
Haiku #10
Bat, cat, and penguin.
Circus folk have rocket guns.
Na na na, Batman.
Here are the links to the films on our watchlist for when you’re ready to stream:
1.Home Alone (1990) / 2. Love Actually (2003) / 3. Die Hard (1988) / 4. Eight Crazy Nights (2002) / 5. Edward Scissorhands (1990) / 6. It's a Wonderful Life (1946) / 7. Gremlins (1984) / 8. The Holiday (2006) / 9. Lethal Weapon (1987) / 10. Batman Returns (1992)
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