Christmas has come, and it's time to watch some of the best winter movies to get the vibes going. Let's get started!

The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special is a holiday movie that brings beloved MCU characters into a festive, lighthearted adventure filled with humor, heart, and holiday spirit. | © Marvel Studios
Strong performances of Kristen Stewart and Mackenzie Davis, along with mixing comedy and drama, make Happiest Season the best LGBTQ christmas movie (so far). The film captures the warmth and chaos of a family Christmas, while also addressing the challenges of coming out. | © Hulu
Ferrell's portrayal of Buddy the Elf makes Elf one of the greatest movies to watch during the Christmas holidays. The film's blend of comedy, unique visuals, and a message about the value of family and kindness makes it a modern holiday classic. | © New Line Cinema
Gremlins is an excellent movie that combines holiday cheer, horror, and dark comedy. The film’s setting in a small, snow-covered town during Christmas, complete with festive decorations and carols, contrasts with the chaos unleashed by the mischievous gremlins. | © Warner Bros.
A Christmas Tale is a well-executed family drama that mixes elements of a variety of cinematic styles. And as long as the film is, the pace is fast enough to never drag. | © BAC Films
Little Women is a beautiful movie filled with the joy and compassion around the Christmas holidays. The narrative delivers messages about hope and resilience that make it a perfect fit. | © Columbia Pictures
The Shop Around the Corner is a great family movie for Christmas that combines a romantic plot with themes of kindness, forgiveness, and love, which resonate strongly during the holiday season. The witty dialogue between James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan make it a timeless classic. | © Loews Cineplex Entertainment
Miracle on 34th Street is the definitive Christmas movie, with unique depictions of Santa Claus and the holiday itself. Both Gwenn and the screenplay won Academy Awards, and the film itself was nominated for Best Picture. | © 20th Century Studios
Often considered a Halloween movie, The Nightmare Before Christmas is a good choice for the Christmas season. Despite being animated, it features catchy and lively characters combined with a unique in-style story. | © Disney Entertainment
Klaus is a beautifully animated movie that delivers timeless messages about kindness in the best Christmas traditions. It's a great story, that doesn't shy away from sadder themes, before ending on a hopeful note. | © Netflix
Better Watch Out blends horror and comedy, delivering great quality all around. Some parts are scary, some funny, largely surprising, and entertaining. | © Well Go USA
Tokyo Godfathers is a surprisingly heartwarming movie for Christmas. It shows us the tough life of the homeless in Tokyo, but even in this world, miracles can still happen. | © Sony Pictures Entertainment Japan
Home Alone is a nostalgic Christmas movie that brings us back to the good old days (the nineties). Listening to the classic John Willams score (and all the other Christmas bangers), and seeing Kevin outsmarting the burglars, makes people come back year after year. | © 20th Century Fox
The main strength of Die Hard lies in the punchy action and dry humor. Yes, there are films that focus more completely on Christmas, but Die Hard offers a refreshing respite from the thousands of romcoms. | © 20th Century Studios
It's a Wonderful Life is a timeless movie about finding the beauty in life. Although it wasn't actually much of a success when it was first released, it has since become a renowned worldwide, and is now symbolic of this special holiday. | © RKO Pictures
Christmas has come, and it's time to watch some of the best winter movies to get the vibes going. Let's get started!
Christmas has come, and it's time to watch some of the best winter movies to get the vibes going. Let's get started!