It’s not Christmas without fuzzy pajamas, warm chocolate desserts and a lot of Christmas movie binge-watching. So grab your remote control and cat and start your movie marathon. These are the ones you want to start with.
The best way to spread Christmas cheer … is by re-watching Will Ferrell’s best on-screen character ever, Buddy, attempt to find his way back to the North Pole.
And no, “Die Hard” is not included.
Elf
The best way to spread Christmas cheer … is by re-watching Will Ferrell’s best on-screen character ever, Buddy, attempt to find his way back to the North Pole.
Related: This Chicago restaurant is serving Buddy the Elf’s favorite meal
Home Alone & Home Alone 2
His mother got it wrong twice, but we’re thankful because Kevin McCallister made two good movies out of it.
A Christmas Carol
Is it really Christmas if Scrooge doesn’t have his change of heart?
Miracle on 34th Street
You can be the judge of who Kris Kringle really is, but this sweet family Christmas movie is one you can’t skip.
The Grinch
Watch the latest adaptation of this movie in theaters now, or opt for the earlier versions. Whichever you choose, you can’t call it a holiday without the green man.
The Holiday
What are the holidays without a little romance? Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz swap homes and find the love of their lives across the globe.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
We don’t care how old you are, this animated classic is a requirement.
Love Actually
Yes, we’re including this movie. Can’t beat Billy Mack’s “Love is all around” remake.
Polar Express
There are many reasons to love this movie. Tom Hanks playing six different characters is six of them.
Charlie Brown Christmas
Follow the holiday-themed adventures of the classic entourage — and their dog, Snoopy — and learn the real meaning of Christmas.
