The Christmas movie season is still going on, and some of the biggest Christmas classics continue to make the most-watched lists on streaming platforms.
Being responsible for transmitting the true feeling of Christmas, these works end up featuring some characters that entered the hearts of the public, and are remembered throughout the year — even when it is still a long way from Santa Claus leaving the North Pole.
With that in mind, Recreio brought an incredible list with 5 unforgettable characters from Christmas films. Check out!
1. Ebenezer Scrooge (Scrooge’s Ghosts)
Being one of the greatest Christmas classics, “Scrooge’s Ghost”, known worldwide as “A Christmas Carol”, already has numerous adaptations for both cinema and theater. Its main character, Ebenezer Scrooge, is one of the main representations that we should not doubt the spirit of Christmas.
2. Skeleton Jack (The Nightmare Before Christmas)
Despite being the king of Halloween, in “The Nightmare Before Christmas”, Skeleton Jack decides to venture into other holidays and, after loving Christmas so much, decides that he wants to take Santa Claus’s place to celebrate the season all year round. in your world.
3. Grinch (The Grinch)
After going through traumatic moments in his childhood, Grinch starts to hate Christmas, and decides that he will do anything to destroy the celebration and end it once and for all. However, thanks to a sweet little girl named Cindy Lou Who, his ideas may end up changing.
4. Kevin McAllister (Home Alone)
“Home Alone” is one of the most famous Christmas franchises. The plot follows the story of the boy Kevin McCalliste (Macaulay Culkin), who was forgotten at home by his family when they were traveling to celebrate Christmas in Paris, and now needs to learn to take care of himself while defending his home from burglars.
5. Conductor (The Polar Express)
A good Christmas production is one that makes you reflect on important things in life — and “The Polar Express” gives you that. The animation tells the story of a little boy who has doubts about Christmas and the existence of Santa Claus, when he boards a huge train headed to the North Pole. The locomotive driver, who does not have a name, is responsible for introducing the boy to the true meaning of the magic of Christmas, and making him believe in the good old man again.
Source: Recreio
