Elf: The amount of nostalgia that is experienced when watching this movie really helps in raising the Christmas spirit. How could you not love Buddy the Elf? “You did it! Congratulations! World’s best cup of coffee! Great job, everybody! It’s great to be here.”

The Polar Express: Imagine waking up and seeing a magical train about to take you to the North Pole. These kids being able to experience this extraordinary moment with Santa Clause really brings every viewer joy.

How the Grinch Stole Christmas: Although this green monster may be putting a damper on the small town of Whoville, this movie brings an immense amount of laughter.

Christmas Story: This all time classic has to be on the TV every year. All the humorous moments bring laughs to families on every festive occasion. “I triple-dog-dare ya!”

A Charlie Brown Christmas: The 60s vibe of this Christmas themed story is something unique to enjoy. The soundtrack of this movie instantly brings the spirit up anywhere.

Die Hard: Yup, this is a Christmas movie. This classic is a nice change of pace for viewers who have been craving some action at this time of year.

Home Alone: After his parents forget him on their way to vacation, Kevin is left to protect himself from future intruders. He finds creative ways to prevent his intruders from barging in with several of his Christmas decorations.

Frosty the Snowman: After some friends put a magical hat on their new snowman, Frosty the Snowman comes to life. There are some valuable life lessons to be discovered in this classic. “I’ll be back again someday!”

The Santa Clause: This isn’t one of the best of the classic Christmas movies, but the creative story about a normal man gradually turning into Santa Clause is one to remember.`

A Christmas Carol: I had to place this one in last based on the fear it burned into my mind. Because Scrooge has a strong hate for Christmas, this movie isn’t a joyful one to watch.