Which Winter Travel Movie Are You?

It got mixed reviews upon its release in 1989, but the movie has since become a holiday classic. Chevy Chase plays “Sparky” Griswold, the optimistic yet bumbling dad that tries to provide his family a classic Christmas vacation.

Every cinephile knows Home Alone II is infinitely superior to Home Alone. While his family travels to Paris for the holidays, Kevin McAllister gets on the wrong plane for a trip to New York. Bonus points, our new President makes a cameo.

Perfect for Thanksgiving, Planes, Trains and Automobiles is one of Steve Martin’s classics, playing an uptight executive who must find his way to Chicago with a rambunctious curtain ring salesman. The result is a classic road trip comedy.

Starring Colin Farrell, In Bruges is rather dark, but still funny if you want something different for a winter movie night. The film depicts two hitmen waiting for an assignment in Belgium, getting into various antics while seeing the city.

Tom Hanks stars as six different characters in this adaptation of the classic children’s book. It polarized audiences, who found it visually stunning but also a little creepy.