We wonder what the modern day equivalent would be? Grind it like Grealish? Kick it like Kane? Move it like Maguire? Take a trip down memory lane with this awesome Brit flick from the early noughties, when David Beckham was the ultimate football star and adorned the walls of teenage fans everywhere – including aspiring footballer Jess (Parminder Nagra). Still, at least he knew how to take care of himself…įriday 30 December, 12.30pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104/141) It’s been over 30 years since this film hit cinema screens, and we still can’t believe Kevin McCallister’s parents didn’t get in trouble for forgetting about their own child and leaving him home, er, alone. He’ll be fine as long as he stays well away frmo naked flames.Ĭhristmas Eve, 5.15pm, Channel 4 HD (CH 104/141) Robin Williams stars in one of his most memorable roles as a father so desperate to spend time with his children, he dresses as a Scottish nanny. To save the branch, the staff plan an epic Christmas party to impress a client and save everyone’s jobs.įriday 23 December, 6.40pm, Film4/HD (CH 428/429) Jennifer Aniston stars as the uptight CEO of a family company who is determined to shut the branch her younger brother runs. With the success of Wednesday, currently streaming on Netflix, take a trip down memory lane to the 1991 film featuring Christina Ricci, Anjelica Huston and Raul Julia as the family obsessed with all things macabre.įriday 23 December, 12.45am, Channel 4 HD (CH 104/141) Throw in Eddie Murphy’s comedic brilliance as Donkey and Cameron Diaz’s transformation into Princess Fiona and you’ve got all the ingredients of a modern classic. It's hard to believe it's been more than 20 years since Mike Myers put on a Scottish accent and became the loveable green ogre. Be warned there’s a real tear jerker moment when Chuckie witnesses a mother/child dance and realises how much he misses his own mother.įriday 23 December, 12.45pm, Film4/HD (CH 428/429) The film sees the Finster, Pickles and DeVille families travel to EuroReptarland. Our favourite gang of babies take to the big screen for a second feature. An all-star cast includes Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Peter Capaldi and Nicole Kidman.įriday 23 December, 6.40am, Channel 4 HD (CH 104/141) Thursday 22 December, 3.15pm, BBC One HD (CH 101)īased on Michael Bond’s beloved books about the adventures of Paddington Bear, this charming adaptation sees the unworldly ursine move from the jungles of Peru to London.
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