A list of the most sought-after ’90s Christmas movies by state has come out, and I’m freaked out by some of the choices
Every year, families across the country snuggle up and put on their favorite flick. Some families go the traditional route, and watch as Jimmy Stewart experiences the joy of Christmas at the… It’s a wonderful life. Some go for a modern fun like dwarf, and love to laugh and learn some lessons while watching Will Farrell try to navigate the unfamiliar world of New York City. However, many find comfort in ’90s favourites, such as home alone, santa claus, And the The nightmare before christmas. Recently, the most searched ’90s Christmas movies have been ranked by state, and there are definitely some unexpected searches.
There are certainly some of the usual suspects one would expect coming off the list. Santa Clause was the most searched holiday movie of the 1990s, with 12 states ranking it first. In second place was Home Alone 2: Lost in New York which came first in 10 states. However, there were some shocks. Jingle all the way It was the first film searched for in 7 states. The movie is nothing short of a stellar holiday movie, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad. Not exactly a modern classic, but it made a surprising impact, and many people consider it first-rate.
It is also strange, Olive, the other reindeer It was the most searched Christmas movie of the 1990s in Rhode Island. While this may not sound like a familiar address, for the smallest state, it is a holiday favorite. The film is a 1999 animated flick that features a voice performance from Drew Barrymore. It was based on a children’s book about a Jack Russell terrier who wants to be a reindeer. It was a TV movie that premiered on Nickelodeon. Good for Rhode Island for mixing it up this year.
Another unlikely favorite is Holiday homewhich ranked first in Ohio and Louisiana. While it’s not much of a surprise on paper, it’s a beautiful movie directed by Jodie Foster and starring Robert Downey Jr. and Holly Hunter about a girl who comes home after losing her job. As appropriate as the title may sound, the movie is actually a Thanksgiving flick and doesn’t show Christmas at all. I think the controversy over many holiday movies never ends. Regardless, it’s a great watch about crazy families and a return to old stomping ground. Definitely worth seeing.
West Virginia also came up with an odd addition to the list of Christmas movies. Mountain State rated Steve Martin movie mixed nuts As the first movie they looked for this Christmas. This is a very strange movie directed by Nora Ephron about a completely crazy night during the holiday season. It’s a dark comedy, so it may not have the same reach as most of these films on the list, but I think for West Virginia, mixed nuts It is an essential component. Fortunately, West Virginians can currently stream it with a Peacock subscription.
I think everyone has their own preferences when it comes to holiday movies from the ’90s. While some go with the iconic Christmas crowd-pleasers, some go the unconventional route, carving their own unique Christmas traditions. For information on where to watch some of these movies this holiday season, be sure to check out our 2022 Christmas Movie Schedule.
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