Christmas movies

Recently a new survey and study were conducted by Preply.com that ranked the most popular holiday movies by state. While most of the titles were exactly what you'd expect there were a few states, Oklahoma included, that have strange favorites.

Hit play on this holiday favorite that was filmed right here in Oklahoma. You'd be surprised at how many movies were shot in the Sooner State, including several Christmas movies.

Yes, every movie is a love story. And yes, every movie ends exactly the way you expect it to.

Warner Brothers just released the shocking footage of the original ending to 'Miracle on 34th Street'. In this special edition director's cut you get to see what the ending of the movie was going to be before they decided to edit it. I myself find it to be a much better ending and think they should have never cut this out. It makes me wonder how many other holiday classics out there were butchered

I have so many movies I like to watch around this time of year, but it can be near to impossible to see them all. So with that being said the 'Santa's Helpers' over at Screen Junkies have put together the ultimate Christmas movie super cut. Basically you get all your favorite parts of the movies you like all mixed together and void of all the crap in the middle. It saves a ton of time and you'll h

It wouldn’t be Christmas time without Christmas movies, and even though the same half-dozen or so holiday classics tend to be played again and again during December two Christmas films folks are still not sick of are ‘A Christmas Story’ and ‘It’s a Wonderful Life.’