Show Mom How Much You LoveHer With A Fun Night At Home (NAPSA)—There are lots of gifts you can get the mom in your life for Mother’s Day, but spending time with her is likely the gift she’ll love the most. Hosting a movie night for your mother or wife can be a great way to have a fun, relaxing evening—and you won’t need to make reservations. A bottle of perfumewill eventually get used up but you and your loved one can treasure the memory of time spent together for years to come. How to Plan a Mother’s Day Movie Night Take time to catch up with Mom: Use movie night as an opportunity to spend some quality time with the mom in your house. Before the movie starts, ask about her favorite films of all time and her favorite actors and actresses. Share your ownlist of must-see movies and talk about your celebrity crushes. Most importantly, remember to tell her how much she means to you. And get readyfor a funflick. Prepare movie-watching snacks: Pick out some fun food to enjoy while you kick back on the couch. Order in from a favorite restaurant or prepare her favorite meal. Pop some popcorn and select classic movie theater candy to enjoy while you watch. Pick out a movie she’s sure to love: A romantic comedy can be a great movie choice for a night at Moms will love Sofia Vergara as Ava and Katherine Heigl as Laura in the romantic comedy “New Year’s Eve.” your own hometheater. The funny and warm “New Year’s Eve,” available now from Warner Bros. on Blu-ray disc and DVD, is a movie that will make moms smile—and wipe away a tear. Directed by romantic comedy phenomenon Garry Marshall (“Valentine’s Day,” “Pretty Woman”), “New Year’s Eve” explores love in manyof its forms, between mother and daughter, friends and family, old flames and fresh starts. “New Year’s Eve” celebrates love, hope, forgiveness and second chances, with intertwining stories told amidst the pulse and promise of New York City on that most dazzling night of the year. With an all-star cast including Hilary Swank, Katherine Heigl, Sarah Jessica Parker and Josh Duhamel, it’s a movie the mom in your life may want to watch again and again.
