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When the air starts to smell like nougat and the streets light up, what you really want is a blanket, the couch, and a good list of movies to watch at Christmas. Here’s a list designed for different plans: family time, couples, easy Netflix nights, and a touch of Disney to bring out your most nostalgic side.
In this live-action version, the grumpy Grinch who hates Christmas comes up with a plan to steal it from the residents of Whoville, until a little girl shows him that the holidays are about more than gifts and lights.
It’s perfect if you’re looking for a family comedy with a mischievous edge and Jim Carrey’s physical humor. Ideal to watch with kids who are still amazed by costumes and Christmas decorations.
On Christmas Eve, a boy begins to doubt the magic of Christmas… until a mysterious train appears outside his house and takes him straight to the North Pole, on a journey full of adventures, carols, and hot chocolate.
If you want family Christmas movies that bring back a sense of wonder, this one is a great choice: visually immersive and with that classic “believe” message that works for both kids and adults.
Jack Skellington, the King of Halloween, discovers Christmas and decides to do it his own way… mixing pumpkins, slightly creepy gifts, and the kidnapping of Santa Claus. The result is a dark but charming musical that has become a cult classic.
It’s the perfect option if there are fans of gothic style, Tim Burton, or unconventional stories at home. One of those Christmas movies you can watch in both October and December without losing its magic.
A selfish young postman is “exiled” to a remote, frozen town, where he meets a mysterious carpenter who makes toys. Together, they spark a wave of generosity that ends up giving rise to a new way of celebrating Christmas.
If you’re looking for Christmas movies to watch with the family on Netflix, Klaus is a must: beautiful animation, very modern humor, and an emotional story that appeals to both adults and kids.
Kevin, an eight-year-old boy, is accidentally left home alone when his family goes on a Christmas trip. What seems like a dream of freedom turns into a challenge when two burglars try to break into his house… and he faces them with unforgettable traps.
It’s the kind of movie that never fails in a list of the best movies to watch at Christmas: fun, fast-paced, and with that nostalgic touch that makes it enjoyable even if you know it by heart.
Several stories of love and heartbreak intertwine in London during the weeks leading up to Christmas: from a prime minister falling for his assistant to tales of broken hearts and second chances.
If you enjoy romantic Christmas movies with multiple storylines and iconic moments, this one is almost mandatory for a night of blankets, hot chocolate, and debating which story is your favorite.
Two women—one in California and the other in a small English town—decide to swap homes to escape their romantic dramas during the holidays. There, they meet people who make them rethink what they really want.
It’s ideal if you’re looking for a bright romantic comedy, with snowy landscapes, cozy homes, and that perfect feel-good tone to put your phone away and just enjoy.
Kate, who works in a Christmas shop year-round, feels completely lost until she meets Tom, a mysterious guy who always seems to appear at just the right moment. Little by little, the relationship forces her to see her life and past in a new way.
Recommended if you’re in the mood for a Christmas romance with a George Michael soundtrack, scenes of a beautifully lit London, and an emotional twist that makes it more than a typical rom-com.
This classic musical follows the Smith family through several seasons of the year, culminating in a Christmas filled with important decisions, farewells, and emotional moments. It includes the iconic scene of Judy Garland singing “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.”
Perfect for a more classic movie night: if you enjoy musicals, studio sets, and vintage-flavored family stories, this one is a gem to discover—or revisit.
On Christmas Eve, a snowstorm brings a small town to a standstill and intertwines the lives of several teenagers: shaky friendships, romantic mix-ups, impromptu parties, and decisions about the future.
Ideal if you want something light and current: a romantic, youthful Christmas movie, perfect for couples who enjoy ensemble stories with humor, music, and a snowy high school vibe.
A young widow named Cathy magically brings a snowman to life, who turns into a charming man determined to help her rediscover joy and love before he melts away.
If you’re looking for Christmas movies on Netflix with lots of romance and a touch of fantasy, this is a very easy watch: light, cozy, and with that made-for-Christmas vibe that’s perfect for switching off.
Bella, the owner of a boutique, meets a very special client who turns out to be royalty. Between dresses, crystal balls, and winter strolls, their chemistry grows as she tries to keep her feet on the ground.
This is one of those romantic Christmas movies that works perfectly if you enjoy the “ordinary girl meets a prince” storyline, with all the tropes fully embraced and plenty of holiday spirit.
A wealthy heir pretends to be a ranch hand to convince a farmer to sell her land before Christmas, but life on the farm and the rural atmosphere start to change him—and complicate his plan.
Perfect if you’re looking for Christmas movies with romance, sunny landscapes (not everything has to be snow), and that city-vs-country contrast that’s become a modern holiday classic.
Sophia, a London department store clerk, and Nick, a technician fed up with his job, team up to rob the store on Christmas Eve. What starts as a clumsy heist turns into a story of secrets, second chances, and romantic sparks.
If you like Christmas comedies with a heist pace and romance mixed in, this Netflix release is ideal for a modern marathon, with humor, chemistry, and a festive London backdrop.
Sloane and Jackson are tired of the holidays and the pressure of being single. They agree to be each other’s “plus-one” for every celebration of the year—including Christmas—until what started as a practical deal becomes more complicated.
A solid choice if you want a romantic comedy with a slightly edgier tone, fast dialogue, and multiple holidays, with Christmas as the key moment where everything finally comes together.
Scott Calvin, a somewhat absent-minded father, accidentally causes Santa Claus to have an accident on Christmas Eve and, without meaning to, takes his place. From there, a funny and heartwarming transformation begins as he steps into his new role as Santa.
Ideal if you’re in the mood for very classic, old-school Christmas movie comfort with the Disney seal: family-friendly humor, redemption, and that cozy feeling of watching a traditional Christmas tale.
Charles Dickens’s famous A Christmas Carol is reimagined with the Muppets and a human Ebenezer Scrooge surrounded by frogs, pigs, and other unforgettable characters. The result is a sweet, funny musical that stays surprisingly true to the original message.
A great choice if you want to introduce kids—or revisit yourself—Dickens’s classic in a lighthearted way, with catchy songs and a strong lesson about empathy and sharing.
Rowena, a 12-year-old girl, has a disastrous Christmas and wishes she could redo the day. Her wish comes true—and she gets stuck in a Christmas Eve time loop that repeats over and over until she learns to appreciate her family and think about others.
If you’re looking for a Disney Christmas movie with a clear message and a fantasy twist à la Groundhog Day, this one is very entertaining to watch with preteens and to talk about what you’d change about your own Christmas.
Santa’s daughter, Noelle, takes the Christmas spirit very seriously, but it’s her brother who’s supposed to inherit the job. When he disappears just before Christmas Eve, she has to enter the real world to find him and save Christmas.
Recommended if you want something modern, with female leads and lots of humor about the clash between the North Pole and everyday life. Light, colorful, and perfect for an easygoing afternoon on the couch.
After their mother’s death, four siblings end up under the care of an uncle who seems completely unprepared to raise them. The Christmas holidays turn into a chaotic mix of arguments, bonding, and tender moments that transform the whole family.
A good pick if you’re in the mood for Christmas movies that mix humor, family chaos, and real emotions. It’s not the typical perfect holiday story—and that’s exactly why it can hook you if you like slightly more irreverent comedies.
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