Baby It's Cold Outside! Chilly-Worthy Films To Watch
"Why Did I Get Married?," "Frozen," "The Day After Tomorrow" and more!
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Welcome to a frosty collection of films guaranteed to send shivers down your spine! As the temperature drops and snowflakes dance in the air, it's the perfect time to cozy up indoors with some chilly-worthy movies. From heartwarming romances to bone-chilling thrillers, this lists capture the essence of the season. Get ready to embrace the cold with these captivating films that'll have you reaching for an extra blanket and a steaming mug of cocoa!
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Why Did I Get Married? (2007) - Tyler Perry's "Why Did I Get Married?" is the perfect guilty pleasure if you're stuck at home with your spouse. The couple-centric film deals with the multiple woes of married life. The film stars the likes of Janet Jackson, Jill Scott and Perry himself.
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The Wiz (1978) - For those who want to catch up on their required viewing, let's take it all the way back to the late '70s with this African-American classic. "The Wiz," which stars the epitome of greatness (Diana Ross, Michael Jackson), perfectly captures the Black experience. Not to mention, the musical's soundtrack is one of the best around.
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Coming to America (1988) - "Coming to America," the iconic film which chronicles the journey of an African prince who goes to Queens, New York, to find a wife, dishes the perfect dose of comedy, romance and thrill needed for a cold day in.
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Happy Feet (2006) - While you are probably avoiding the snow out there in the real world, on the television it will look like a winter wonderland. "Happy Feet" is the perfect film if the kids are snowed in from school.
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Bad Santa (2003) - Who says you can't celebrate Christmas all winter long? "Bad Santa," starring Billy Bob Thornton and the late Bernie Mac, is the perfect flick for a cold day in.
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The Day After Tomorrow (2004) - Don't take this one too literally, but imagine if the entire country froze over. That's what happened in the 2004 film "The Day After Tomorrow," which follows the journey of a man who takes a trek down the east coast to reach his son in the midst of a sudden snowstorm. Call it the new Ice Age if you will, but this one will have you on the edge of your seat.
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March of the Penguins (2005) - A snow day may mean a break from school, but it can still be an opportunity for learning. This documentary shows the journey of emperor penguins as they march to their traditional breeding ground every year. "March of the Penguins" isn't just for the kids, though. It's an amazing watch for the whole family.
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Trading Places (1983) - Eddie Murphy is arguably the king of snowed-in comedy flicks, so his '80s classic "Trading Places" had to make its way to our list. The role-reversal-themed movie is the perfect remedy for counteracting the biting cold outside your front door.
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The Chronicles of Narnia (2005) - Adding a little fantasy to the collection is the 2005 favorite "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." While you watch the snow fall from a distance, take a mental journey to a different world with this film and bring the kids along for some fun family time.
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