Kev's Reviews

Courtesy of rottentomates.com National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, released in 1989, has become a holiday staple for many people around the world. Led by the comedic genius of Chevy Chase, the film follows the misadventures of the Griswold family as they attempt to create the perfect Christmas.  Adapted from a John Hughes short story called "Christmas 59", while beloved by some, the film has its fair share of critics. The story was published in the December issue of National Lampoon magazine in 1959. According to an article not verified by Kev's Reviews, Hughes said, "The studio came to me begging for another one, and I only agreed to it because I had a good story based on it." Undeniably, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation has its comedic moments. Chevy Chase delivers an iconic performance as Clark Griswold, a well-intentioned but bumbling father figure. Chase's physical comedy and talent for slapstick humor bring some laugh-out-loud moments to

Courtesy of IMDB.COM  As the year winds down and the holiday spirit fills the air, there is nothing quite like cozying up on the couch with a warm cup of cocoa and immersing oneself in the enchanting world of holiday movies. These films have become an integral part of our seasonal traditions, bringing comfort, joy, and a touch of magic to our homes. In this blog, we will explore why holiday movies hold a special place in our hearts and recommend some must-watch classics and contemporary favorites.  What is it about holiday movies that makes them so beloved? Perhaps it's the nostalgia they evoke, taking us back to the excitement of childhood festivities. Or maybe it's the timeless themes of love, family, and hope that resonate deeply with us during this season of giving. Whatever the reason, holiday movies provide a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of reality, bolstering our spirits and reminding us of the joy and warmth that the holidays represent. Courtesy of Movie