In this introduction, we will explore the Top 3 Cinematic Nostalgic Movies. Each movie offers a unique story with an unforgettable experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. These movies showcase a great way of storytelling. “Far from Heaven” from 2002, “Die Hard,” from 1998, and “Rare Exports Inc.” from 2003, are amazing movies. In “Far from Heaven” from 2002, is a story about the exploration of 1950s suburban life. Fast forward to 1988 with “Die Hard,” a classic action-packed thriller that makes the genre more famous. Then, in the short film “Rare Exports Inc.” from 2003, is a story of a unique holiday trip. These films promise a mix of emotional and holiday charm. Far from Heaven (2002) is the BBC’s list of the Best Films of the 21st Century
Far From Heaven (2002)
Come on, we propose Todd Haynes double. Christmas vintage film version, carefully set and framed in melodrama. Included in the BBC’s list of the Best Films of the 21st Century. It tells the story of Julianne Moore. Married to a homosexual husband and in love with her African-American gardener. A bomb of repressed feelings that fall silent like winter flakes. Because the end of the year is also a great time. To let ourselves be carried away by a cinema that is not so obvious, but makes more sense.
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Die Hard (1988)
The battle over whether or not the wonderful ‘ Die Hard’ ( John McTiernan, 1988) is a Christmas movie. That has been open since its premiere, even leading its protagonist. Bruce Willis, to speak out about it ( and he said it wasn’t ). The plot adapts the novel ‘Nothing Lasts Forever’, by Roderick Thorp (1979). And introduces us to John McClane (Willis), a policeman who travels to Los Angeles. To try to reconcile with his wife. But there (of course) he finds himself to a handful of terrorists Explosions. And other very Merry Xmas surprises.
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Rare Exports Inc. (Short 2003)
Jalmari Helander won the last Sitges Festival thanks to ‘ Sisu ‘. But in 2010 he already surprised us with a debut, ‘Rare Exports’. Where he presented an evil version of Santa Claus. More in keeping with the dark Nordic origin of the character. We told him about the most terrible Santa Clauses in the cinema. Come on, ‘Rare Exports’ is anything but one of those films about a blanket, and a cup of chocolate. And creatures running around everywhere (unless we want to traumatize them, of course).
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