Film · December 20, 2020
Christmas
Film · December 17, 2020
Noelle
Film · December 13, 2020
Last Christmas
Book · December 11, 2020
Last Christmas by Greg Wise & Emma Thompson
Film · December 9, 2020
Jingle All the Way
Film · December 6, 2020
The Christmas Chronicles 2
Film · December 5, 2020
Holidate
Book · August 21, 2020
Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas by Adam Kay
Blog · December 26, 2019
What's occurring? Gavin & Stacey at Christmas!
I don't know if it's just me, but Christmas television this year hasn't felt as special or as inspiring as it sometimes does. There's no Christmas Doctor Who special, and no superb films finally showing on TV, so that the only thing to look forward to seemed to be Gavin & Stacey. Wait a minute, Gavin and Stacey returning after a decade?? Yes! Many, many, many of us were looking …
Book · December 25, 2019
Let It Snow by John Green, Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle
Film · December 21, 2019
The Holiday Calendar
Film · December 21, 2019
Daddy's Home 2
Blog · December 21, 2019
Baby, it's middle-of-the-road outside
I had heard that a new version of Baby It's Cold Outside was going to be released, with updated lyrics, but I hadn't heard it until recently. Kelly Clarkson and John Legend have rewritten the old classic which has come under fire for some difficult lyrics that could be considered to fall on the wrong side of consent. I do get why the old song is problematic for some people. …
Film · December 15, 2019
Nativity Rocks!
Film · December 15, 2019
Nativity 3: Dude, Where's My Donkey?!
Film · December 12, 2019
Let It Snow
Film · December 8, 2019
Holiday in the Wild
Blog · December 8, 2019
The credits are part of the film too
We watched the third movie in Netflix's Christmas Prince franchise this week and... huh. It was an experience. I've obviously reviewed the film itself in the proper place but I wanted to expand upon this with a note about the fiasco that is the credits. The normal movie credits roll, that's fine. Cast, crew, music and location credits. Then we get to the geographic specific stuff, the dubbing and additional …
Film · December 7, 2019
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Film · December 5, 2019
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby
Film · December 1, 2019
The Knight Before Christmas
Book · November 23, 2019
A Wedding in December by Sarah Morgan
Book · August 12, 2019
The Adults by Caroline Hulse
Blog · December 28, 2018
Click & Collect
The BBC aired a one-off hour-long comedy this Christmas, starring Stephen Merchant and Asim Choudry as an unlikely duo travelling hundreds of miles to find a sought-after toy for the former's kid, and featuring plenty of humour and emotional moments along the way. I loved it so much, I wished I was Film Watching it as I went along - then I realised, I can sort of do that anyway! …
Film · December 26, 2018
The Holiday
Film · December 25, 2018
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding
Film · December 25, 2018
A Christmas Prince
Blog · December 25, 2018
Turkey time
So, I've never cooked Christmas dinner before. To be honest, my experience of cooking roast meat of any kind is limited. A chicken or two, maybe a ham at some point, and that's the limit. I've really tried to up my cooking game this year, though, as we start to focus on our health a bit more than we have previously. With that in mind, when HelloFresh started advertising their …
Film · December 24, 2018
The Christmas Chronicles
Book · December 24, 2018
The Christmas Train by David Baldacci
Blog · December 22, 2018
Friday night live
When I read Not Going Out were doing a Christmas Special episode, I was very happy. Love this show, and any excuse for some more of Lee Mack's fun wordplay is good enough for me. When I read on to see it would be a live show, then I was in two minds. Live shows are good, the additional adrenaline of 'will they, won't they mess up' is an intriguing …
Film · December 15, 2018
The Man Who Invented Christmas
Film · December 15, 2018
Trading Places
Film · December 14, 2018
Bad Moms Christmas
Film · December 9, 2018
The Princess Switch
Film · December 6, 2018
Christmas Inheritance
Blog · December 25, 2017
The most wonderful
I previously wrote about potential Christmas jumpers for those not looking for mainstream products, but this is the one I opted for: Most Wonderful HAIM of the Year. Naturally, I wanted to show this off with a photo, but it's harder than you think when you're in a particularly good mood at Christmas. Eventually, after too many photos where I obscure the genius of the shirt, it was demanded that …
Film · December 24, 2017
Elf
Blog · December 23, 2017
Thomas Land
It's been a bit of a busy year, so expeditions and adventures have been few and far between, but every December we are obliged to leave the house. The brilliant Giggles Advent calendar features jokes from many contributors of which I'm honoured to be one, and to make a fun and interesting video, Mr C and I look for new places to explore. This year, it was Drayton Manor - …
Blog · December 17, 2017
Playing with playlists - Festive fun
We've been working on a Christmas playlist for a Sidepodcast friend, and finally have come up with the goods. As I say over there: During the past week, I listened to Apple Music's attempt at a Christmas playlist that had one or two classics but for the most part featured party songs, tangential festive tunes, and those slowed down advert covers that are so very popular these days. That didn't …
Film · December 10, 2017
Office Christmas Party
Blog · December 9, 2017
Friday Five - Christmas jumpers to win the competition
It’s that time of year, when offices start going a bit crazy with decorations, Christmas lunches, office parties and goodness knows what else. A trend I have noticed is the Christmas jumper competition, and whilst your snowmen and santas are all well and good, I’ve found a couple of Christmas jumpers that might be slightly more fun to wear. There are loads of good Star Wars ones out there. “I …
Blog · December 21, 2015
Creating the ultimate Christmas playlist
One thing that had never really occurred to me about streaming music services until the last couple of weeks, is the access you have to things that you don't need all the time. Sure, you want to create playlists of your favourite songs and you want to listen to the best band albums over and over again, but sometimes there is music you only require for a specific period of …
Film · January 1, 2015
Gremlins
Film · January 1, 2015
Nativity 2: Danger in the Manger!
Film · January 1, 2015
Nativity!
Blog · December 2, 2014
Merry Minionmas
Despite this being an advert (although it's for free popcorn so who can argue?), it's worth sharing because the minions get all Christmassy and start singing carols. If you watched their last attempt at singing and were put off, understandably, then do give them a second chance. I'm so glad the minions have their own film coming out, although do wonder if they will be required to communicate better and …
Film · July 29, 2014
Happy Christmas
Blog · December 30, 2013
Why is Top of the Pops only good enough for once a year?
This year, I was quite excited to see the Top of the Pops Christmas special, because it suddenly occurred to me that I hadn't seen much, if any, of the TOTP brand through the year. I used to watch the 1970s editions that were showing on BBC Four but soon bored of that. I remember last year, there was a festive edition on both Christmas Day and New Year's, and …
Blog · December 26, 2013
The day after Christmas
I used to be a total Grinch about Christmas. The entire concept offended me and I wanted nothing to do with it. I'd link to the many posts I wrote about boycotting the festive season, but really, I'm over it. I've mellowed in my old age. In reality, I've realised that my issue with Christmas is the same as the issue I have with most things - the pressure from …