"Most people would agree that the perfect Thanksgiving combination is cornbread and gravy. Add a little turkey and sausage stuffing to the mix and it's one of the best holiday meals on the culinary calendar. (Apologies to Christmas, but I don't believe Scrooge when he talks up a perfectly cooked goose). For me? The perfect holiday combo is a good movie and family. Hell, put it all together and nothing beats a food-coma snooze halfway through Remember the Titans."
"Unlike Halloween and Christmas, however, the one problem my family hits every November is that there isn't an endless treasure trove of Thanksgiving movies. Some very good films occur around the holidayYou've Got Mail, She's Gotta Have It, Spider-Manbut A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving might be one of the only films that's actually about Thanksgiving. That said, we usually just go with a fall classic. No matter what, you can't go wrong with autumn leaves, family drama, and a dash of football."
"View full post on YouTube Remember the Titans Amazon Disney+ Listen, Remember the Titans isn't technically a Thanksgiving movie. But it features plenty of those Thanksgiving elements we mentioned above: football, fall foliage, and large amounts of people gathering for meals. Oh, and Denzel Washington is a recent Esquire cover star. Do us a favor and give it a rewatch."
Thanksgiving pairs classic comfort foods with seasonal gatherings and favored films. Traditional dishes like cornbread, gravy, turkey, and sausage stuffing define the holiday meal. Movie choices often emphasize fall elements: autumn leaves, family drama, and football. Few films are explicitly about Thanksgiving; many notable titles occur around the holiday instead. A list of 35 recommended movies gathers both directly themed and Thanksgiving-adjacent films. Examples include Remember the Titans for its football and fall atmosphere, The Big Sick for awkward family-meeting comedy, and Knives Out for cozy, autumnal mystery vibes. The selections suit diverse family traditions and viewing preferences.
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