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The Movies You'll Most Likely Find On Your Holiday Flights

December 3, 2009 at 1:05 PM | by | Comment (1)

In an attempt to keep the spirit of Christmas alive in the skies, most airlines, including American, United and Delta, are currently offering a meager selection of holiday movies for your seatback entertainment. Four Christmases, starring Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn as a couple trying to get away from their families, and Elf, starring Will Ferrell as a man who is raised as an elf in the North Pole, seem to be this year's in-flight movies of choice. United is also playing Nothing Like The Holidays, a dramady about a family that reunites in Chicago for Christmas, on select international flights, but overall, its slim pickins' for holiday travelers this year.

If you're looking for some in-flight holiday cheer, the best bet may be to use Google's free WiFi and load up your PC with a selection of holiday classics before boarding your flight. Need some suggestions? Holiday Inn and Miracle on 34th Street are both Christmastime staples that are easy to get lost in, a major advantage when you're on a plane packed with stressed holiday travelers in the middle of flu season. If you're in need of a good laugh, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation is a good option and not one that you'll see on TV a hundred times in the month of December. For rom-com fans, Love Actually has eight intertwining storylines that are sure to please. Not to mention, Hugh Grant is as charming as ever in the role of a bachelor Prime Minister who falls for a member of his staff. All of these movies are can be "rented" on iTunes for $2.99 or Netflix with a membership.

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Time to sit back and relax!

According to a national survey, holiday movies are as quintessential to holiday celebrations as the Christmas tree itself. With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, there comes a time when one needs to take a break, sit back and give oneself the credit of relaxation. Consumers ranked watching a movie as the best way to chill out during the holiday festivities. So keep the tradition alive and watch a movie this holiday season.

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