Main Street Q&A: What’s your favorite holiday movie?

Manorville Jonathan Klinger “My favorite holiday movie is ‘The Polar Express’ because it’s my wife’s favorite movie. It makes her happy, so it makes me happy.”

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East Moriches Daniel Tariol “‘It’s a Wonderful Life’, because I’m sentimental, I guess.” Hector Sanchez “‘The Bells of St. Mary.’ It’s a tear-jerker! It keeps you in the spirit.”

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East Moriches Kathleen Johnson “My favorite contemporary holiday movie is ‘Love Actually.’ It makes me smile all the time—all throughout the movie.” Mary Fogarty “‘Charlie Brown’s Christmas’, because that’s the true meaning of Christmas.” Chris Cohen “‘The Snowman.’ It’s an ‘80s film. It follows a snowman’s journey to the North Pole. There’s no speaking, it’s all classical music. It reminds me of my children and brings back a lot of warm memories.”

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Manorville Jonilyn Nelson “I love ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’—the old version. It really hits home for me. It gives you the true meaning of Christmas—to give and not to receive.

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Posted Thursday, December 2, 2021 12:00 am

Katherine Al Rashdan

The winter months are best spent curled up on the couch, warming your hands around a mug of hot cocoa with your favorite movie on the screen. And the thing about holiday movies is, everybody has a favorite. Maybe your favorite movie is the same as someone’s on this list. For this edition, we went to the Starbucks in Manorville and made a stop at the Veterans Day parade in East Moriches. We’d love to hear about your favorite holiday film; feel free to share it with us in the email below. If you have a question or idea for next month’s Main Street Q&A, email us at TideEditorial@gmail.com.

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