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7 Must-Watch Christmas Movies to Get Into the Christmas Spirit

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1. The Holiday (2006)

The ultimate cosy Christmas comfort film. Two women swap homes across the world and discover love, healing, and hot cocoa. Snowy English cottages, twinkling lights, soft romance — it’s the movie equivalent of a warm blanket and a mulled wine.


2. Love Actually (2003)

Chaotic, sentimental, messy, emotional — just like real Christmas. With multiple storylines, iconic moments, and a soundtrack that immediately feels festive, it’s irresistible. If “Christmas is all around” doesn’t get stuck in your head, nothing will.


3. Home Alone (1990)

A chaos-filled classic. Kevin McCallister defending his home from two incompetent burglars is still hilarious decades later. Perfect for nostalgic vibes, family laughter, and the comforting feeling of watching something you’ve loved since childhood.


4. Elf (2003)

Buddy the Elf is the purest embodiment of Christmas joy. This movie is silly, sweet, quotable, and heartwarming. By the end, you’ll want candy for breakfast and a sparkly green coat.


5. The Grinch (2000)

Jim Carrey’s iconic performance makes Whoville explode with colour, humour, and Christmas chaos. It’s perfect for rediscovering the magic of the season… and remembering that even the grumpiest hearts grow three sizes at Christmas.


6. The Family Stone (2005)

A heartfelt, emotional holiday drama-comedy that explores love, grief, acceptance, and complicated family dynamics. It’s real, warm, funny, and quietly devastating in the most beautiful way. You will laugh, cry, and hug someone after.


7. The Polar Express (2004)

Dreamy, childhood-wonder Christmas magic. This animated classic captures the awe of believing in something bigger, with the North Pole shimmering like a dream you don’t ever want to wake from. Best watched with hot chocolate — trust me.


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