The Christmas season is upon us, and to get into the Christmas spirit, First, you have to start watching all the best holiday-themed movies. There are so many heartwarming classics that are still relevant decades later, and then there are the new releases that will undoubtedly bring a smile to your face. Like Elf or Home Alone, some films are so hilarious and a great choice to see every year. The movie is the thing that everyone likes to watch every Christmas.

The Knight Before Christmas or The Holiday that you can’t help but binge. If you want a more serious film that reminds us of the true meaning of a Christmas, without all the materialistic elements, then give The Polar Express or One Magic Christmas a try. Get ready for a fantastic end to the year by watching these Christmas movies with your loved ones. That can give a big smile on their face.

1. Elf:

If you need a good laugh this Christmas then you need to watch Elf. The 2003 family comedy The story focuses on Buddy, a human who is raised by elves at the North Pole, who goes in search of his biological father. This is so much hilarious and, absurd but this is so good and excellent to watch for any age. 

2. Office Christmas party

Real-life work parties can be one lame, or they can be debaucherous, and the 2016 film, Office Christmas Party, tends to focus on the latter. The branch manager of a company wants to have a blast at their festive gathering in the hopes of winning a big client and preventing his sister, who is the CEO, from closing down his section of the company. Nothing goes according to plan, of course!

3. Love Actually

Can you have a festive season without watching Love Actually? The 2003 film stars many well-known actors, including Hugh Grant, Kiera Knightley, and Liam Neeson. Set in London, the story follows the lives of eight very different characters, The focus is on relationships and love, but the humor and witty dialogue make it a movie you want to watch repeatedly.

4. How The Grinch Stole Christmas

Jim Carrey is great as like a green monster he hates the festive season in How the Grinch Stole the Christmas. Unlike Whoville’s citizens, this angry, revenge-fuelled creature has a goal to destroy the town folks’ plans for the holidays. It is a hilarious fantasy-comedy movie that is great for all ages.

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5. Home Alone

Two years after the original Home Alone movie, a sequel was made, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. This time, Macaulay Culkin’s character, Kevin McCallister, is left by himself again, but in New York City. He meets the same robbers who have not forgotten about their first run-in with the brave but naughty kid.

6. White Reindeer

Christmas movies are not always happy, as White Reindeer proves. The 2013 film stars Anna Margaret Hollyman as Suzanne, who is dealing with the loss of her husband, Jeff. Over time, she tries to get her life back on track and finds an unexpected secret about her husband and his relationship with a stripper. It is both sad and funny.

7. The Night Before:

A welcome addition to your festive movie list this year will be The Night Before. If you love Seth Rogan and his particular brand of comedy, then you will laugh non-stop at this film about lifelong friends who decide to celebrate Christmas Eve in a big way! Expect debauchery and for things to definitely not go as planned.