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15. Klaus
Klaus may be a new addition to the set of holiday films, but it has already cemented itself as one of the greatest animated Christmas movies. This visually stunning Netflix masterpiece tells a heartfelt story about how kindness and generosity can transform the world. | © Netflix
14. Arthur Christmas
Arthur Christmas is a heartwarming animated gem that blends humor, charm, and festive spirit to delight audiences of all ages. With a simple yet engaging plot packed with laughs and feel-good moments, it’s a perfect holiday movie to bring the whole family together. | © Sony Pictures Releasing
13. Falling for Christmas
Falling for Christmas has all the makings of a modern holiday classic, appealing to millennials who want to get the dose of holiday cheer. Featuring Lindsay Lohan in a playful return to form alongside familiar faces, it’s a lighthearted, self-aware movie that doesn’t take itself too seriously. | © Netflix
12. The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Nightmare Before Christmas may be closely tied to Halloween, but it’s also a fantastic choice for the Christmas season. This stop-motion masterpiece tells a unique story with memorable characters, catchy songs, and a perfect blend of spooky and festive vibes, which makes it a fun cinema piece to enjoy with family. | © Disney
11. Die Hard
Die Hard is a one-of-a-kind Christmas movie that blends intense action with sharp humor, making it a standout in holiday cinema. While it doesn’t focus on Christmas in the traditional sense, its festive setting and high-stakes drama provide a refreshing alternative to the usual holiday romances. | © 20th Century Fox
10. The Muppet Christmas Carol
The Muppet Christmas Carol is a delightful Christmas classic movie that showcases humor and creativity during the holiday season. With witty one-liners, unforgettable songs, and iconic Muppet characters bringing charm to every scene, this film turns a timeless story into a festive and hilarious tradition. | © Disney
9. How the Grinch Stole Christmas
How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a classic holiday reveals the true meaning of the holiday and strips away the materialism often associated with the holidays. As the Grinch evolves from a holiday spoiler to someone who embraces the joy of the season, this movie highlights the true magic of Christmas. | © Universal Pictures
8. Love Actually
Love Actually is one of the best Christmas comedies that stood the test of time, and these days it's rare to find a movie like this in theaters. The movie combines multiple heartwarming and humorous stories of love during the Christmas season, making it the perfect choice for sharing warmth with family. | © Universal Pictures
7. The Polar Express
The Polar Express is the most iconic holiday animated movie that captures the magic of Christmas through touching themes of belief, faith, and hope. While it starts at a slower pace, Tom Hanks and other cast deliver top performances, creating a richly atmospheric holiday experience. | © Warner Bros. Pictures
6. The Elf
Elf is a modern holiday classic that stars Will Ferrell in his iconic role as Buddy the Elf. Combining quirky comedy, visuals, and messages about family and kindness, this film has divided reviews – you either love it or hate it, but you can’t be neutral. | © New Line Cinema
5. The Santa Clause
The Santa Clause is a holiday classic with a comedic twist: Santa falls off a roof, and a random dude puts on his suit and becomes the new Santa. What begins as an unwelcome responsibility soon evolves into a heartwarming journey filled with gift-giving, sleigh rides, and a heartfelt battle for parental rights. | © Disney
4. A Christmas Story
A Christmas Story is a one-of-a-kind holiday classic set in a charming 1940s small town. The movie captures the celebrations and warmth of a middle-class family during Christmas, which makes it both relatable and heartwarming for generations of viewers. | © MGM
3. Home Alone
Home Alone is a timeless Christmas classic that never fails to bring back the nostalgia from the ’90s. Watching young Kevin McCallister outsmart two hapless burglars with his inventive traps never gets old, and the iconic score by John Williams only adds to the festive nostalgia. | © 20th Century Fox
2. Miracle on 34th Street
Miracle on 34th Street is one of the most popular Christmas classics that perfectly embodies the holiday magic of a bygone era. With elegant costumes, a warm-hearted story, and a charmingly nostalgic atmosphere, this film remains a timeless treasure for holiday watch. | © 20th Century Fox
1. It's a Wonderful Life
It’s a Wonderful Life is a timeless holiday classic that captures the spirit of Christmas like no other. Even though it was criminally underrated when it first came out, the heartfelt story has only grown more adorable over the years, becoming an essential part of holiday movie traditions. | © RKO Pictures
