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The Christmas Break Obsession: Hallmark Christmas Movies

I can't stop watching!

Presley Cranston
Dec 26, 2017
Iowa State University
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The Christmas Break Obsession: Hallmark Christmas Movies
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As a college student on break, I have spent many hours watching television. What I have noticed is that I have spent the majority of those hours watching Hallmark Christmas movies.

These movies are truly a guilty pleasure. I never thought that I would ever enjoy watching the cliche couple get back together or all of the different snowball fights or ice skating dates. But there is just something about watching the Christmas movies being played all day and night that excite me.

Hallmark Christmas movies are super cliche. Every single movie has the same situations, such as the couple who ends up getting back together after being away from each other for years or the couple that hates each other at the beginning of the movie and ends up falling in love.

They also always have a scene with ice skating or a snowball fight. You can predict the ending of each movie within the first ten minutes of watching, but somehow you end up still watching the whole movie.

I have probably watched over ten of these Hallmark movies since I have been home over break, and although I never thought that I would ever get into these movies, I am so glad that I did. I know that I will be looking forward to all of these movies by the time next Christmas rolls around.

I am thinking that I am not the only person who feels this way about these movies, and it's so cool that people get to sit down and watch all of these great movies before the Christmas holidays with their loved ones.

Although these movies are super cliche and predictable, they are truly my guilty pleasure over this holiday break. I am thankful that these movies are constantly playing to get me excited for Christmas and to keep me occupied over this long winter break!

Happy Holidays!

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