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Why don't we start with one of the fan favorite comedy films? Starring Steve Carell as "Andy," The 40-Year-Old Virgin tells the story of a guy who has had no romantic relationships whatsoever. One day, everything changes when he attempts to get over his awkwardness around women...
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If your plan is enjoying an easy-to-watch movie, then How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days is the best option. Starring Matthew McConaughey as "Benjamin" and Kate Hudson as "Andie," the 2003 film revolves around a guy whose friends challenge him to make a woman fall in love with him. Meanwhile she has to write an article on how to lose a guy in 10 days...
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Continuing with the easy-to-watch section, Hitch is another great option if you're staying home this Christmas. Will Smith plays "Alex," a professional date doctor and dating expert, who somehow has a really hard time on making things work with a woman he really likes
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We really hope you're not sad about staying at home this Christmas, but if that's the case, you can definitely watch Dustin Hoffman as "Bernie" and Robert De Niro as "Jack" in the hilarious film Meet the Fockers! The funny story of "Greg" (Ben Stiller) and his fiancé "Pam," (Teri Polo) who decide to make their respective parents meet before their wedding.
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Ah, the fabulous "Bridget Jones"! Renée Zellweger will definitely make you laugh in the 2001 film Bridget Jones's Diary, as she finds out that not only one but two men are interested in her after being used to being a single woman for a really long time.
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Steve Martin stars as "Tom Baker" in the 2003 film Cheaper By The Dozen— one of those films that we could easily watch over and over again! If you ever wondered what a family of fourteen looks like, you definitely have to watch this movie! The cast includes stars like Ashton Kutcher, Bonnie Hunt, and Tom Welling.
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If this Christmas you're more in the mood for a musical classic, then Mamma Mia! is exactly what you need to watch! Starring Meryl Streep as "Donna" and Pierce Brosnan as "Sam," the film will take you back to that time when the pop supergroup Abba was quite successful!
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Why don't we move on to classic drama films? In case you haven't watched Her, all you need to know is that the movie revolves around "Theodore" (Joaquin Phoenix,) an introverted writer who falls in love with an Artificial Intelligence system.
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Also a good option to spend a more-relaxed time at home this Christmas is Julia Roberts' Eat Pray Love, where she shares credits with the fabulous Javier Bardem. The film not only tells a very intriguing romantic story, but it will also take you to beautiful Italian places that will make you feel very hungry!
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Lost in Translation probably features one of the most iconic on-screen duos of all time! Scarlett Johansson and Bill Murray star in the 2003 film, which is also perfect if you want to watch something a bit more serious if you're staying home this Christmas. "Bob" is an American actor who, after landing in Japan, meets a fascinating girl named "Charlotte".
Staying home for Christmas might not sound very exciting, but in fact it could be an opportunity for you to enjoy some good movies! We have put together a gallery of films that, aside from not reminding you of Christmas, are very easy to watch!
We have suggestions for those who like comedy, but also for those who like drama and crime genres. In any case, all these films are true classics! Enjoy!