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Blogtober #2

Cozy snuggles & movies.


Today I have a poorly daughter (Isabella) so no school for her today, so after we've been to her doctor's appointment, it's snuggles and a movie for us.

In our house, October to January is a time when we watch a lot of movies, we love to get the big fluffy fur and fleece blankets out and snuggle up as a family to watch a movie.



I thought I would list some of the movies we love to watch in October. Perhaps you and your families love to watch them too, or maybe you loved watching some of these when you were a child, I know I did, which makes watching them with my children even more comforting and special.

Here are my top 15 family movies (minus Beetle Juice? although my kids love it)
  1. Hocus Pocus
  2. Hotel Transylvania (1&2)
  3. The Adams Family 
  4. Beetle Juice (although only for the older Children)
  5. Coraline
  6. The Nightmare Before Christmas
  7. Witches 
  8. Harry Potter (any)
  9. Fantastic Mr Fox
  10. James and the giant peach
  11. Charlie and the chocolate factory
  12. Alice in wonderland (both Disney & Tim Burton's versions)
  13. Bedknobs & Broomsticks
  14. Casper 
  15. Toy Story (all 3)

Well that's just a short list, I could mention so many more, we love movie nights, even more so when it's wet and cold outside. 

What are your favourite movies to watch in Autumn?

Thank you for reading

Ta ta for now

Jx


Comments

Britt K said…
You've got some great movie choices there! The Nightmare Before Christmas is my personal all-time favourite, although I will admit that Harry Potter, any of them, is right up there too!
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13 October 2017 at 17:41
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