5 Nostalgia Eid Movies from the Past That Make You Miss Them

Kapanlagi.com - As Eid approaches, there is one moment that has never changed from the past until now, which is watching together with family. Usually while eating ketupat and opor, the television screen becomes the main entertainment. That's where classic comedy films come in to provide laughter for all family members, from the young to the old.

Some movies are indeed suitable to watch during Eid. Even though they have been aired repeatedly, they still make you laugh until your stomach hurts. Whether it's because of the funny storyline, the legendary actors, or the childhood memories that resurface while watching them.

Here is a list of nostalgic movies that always make you miss them when the Eid holiday season comes. Let's take a closer look:

1. WARKOP DKI

Nostalgia Eid Films. (source: imdb)

WARKOP DKI has always been a must-watch film that decorates the screen every Eid. The antics of Dono, Kasino, and Indro present an elegant yet socially sharp humor. Each of their films features memorable characters and timeless humor. Just by hearing the opening song, the audience already knows they will be laughing soon.

2. HOME ALONE

Nostalgia of Eid Films. (source: imdb)

After local films, it's time for the legendary Western film: HOME ALONE. Macaulay Culkin plays the clever and mischievous Kevin McCallister in its first two films, followed by Alex D. Linz in HOME ALONE 3, and Mike Weinberg in HOME ALONE 4. Interestingly, HOME ALONE 3 also features Scarlett Johansson as Alex's sister, a fun fact that adds to the nostalgia for viewers. This film remains funny due to the clever traps set by the child to defeat the villains. Every silly scene always manages to elicit laughter, even though the storyline is well-known.

3. BABY'S DAY OUT

Nostalgia of Eid Films. (source: imdb)

This film tells the story of a baby who is kidnapped by three criminals, but manages to escape and wander around the city alone. The actions of the innocent baby, which cause trouble for the kidnappers, make for a funny yet thrilling spectacle. The baby appears relaxed, enjoying the adventure, while the criminals find themselves involved in one ridiculous accident after another. The script was written by John Hughes, the same writer as HOME ALONE, so the humor style feels similar. This film often appears on TV during Eid and always manages to entertain the whole family.

4. KUNGFU HUSTLE

Nostalgia Eid Films. (source: imdb)

This film is from Hong Kong and directed by Stephen Chow, who also stars in it. The story is about an unemployed man who wants to join a gang of axe-wielders but ends up getting involved in extraordinary chaos. The mix of slapstick humor and martial arts action makes this film feel unique and entertaining. It’s no wonder that this film has successfully won 11 international awards. This film often appears on TV during long holidays including Eid, and is still loved for its funny combination and unusual action.

5. BOBOHO

Nostalgia Eid Films. (source: imdb)

BOBOHO is a character from a series of Mandarin films such as Shaolin Popey, Super Mischievous, Trouble Maker, and others. Boboho's funny, innocent antics that often cause chaos are always a source of laughter, especially when he plays the role of a little monk who encounters a vampire. One of the iconic scenes is when his uncle pulls a piece of paper from the vampire's forehead and brings him back to life, which only adds to the chaos. Even though the film is played repeatedly, it still makes people laugh because of Boboho's distinctive expressions and way of speaking. This film has indeed become a staple during Eid on various Indonesian TV stations.

That’s the nostalgic Eid film recommendation. Are KLovers interested in watching it again? If not now, when?

(kpl/kpc)