When most people think of a holiday movie they think of Elf. A fun family comedy follows the story of Buddy, an elf who winds up in New York City, attempting to find his family for the holidays. Buddy is played by Will Ferrell who does an amazing job of delivering a comedic and heartwarming story. The movie brings all the emotions you need to have holiday cheer.
Most would consider it a holiday classic. Starring Macaulay Culkin, the movie follows a giant family set to travel for Christmas but on the morning of their travels, they leave behind their youngest son, Kevin. After realizing he was left behind he quickly becomes excited at the freedom, That is until he realizes his house is in danger. The story is much more than just a simple Christmas movie but a comedy as well as an adventure.
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
If you are looking for a movie that can be watched anytime from September to December then this is the perfect movie. Tim Burton uses his talent of stop motion animation to tell the tale of two of the most beloved holidays coming together, Halloween and Christmas. Jack Skellington is the king of Halloween Town, but one night he discovers Christmas Town. This discovery leads Jack on a journey to bring Christmas to his town. This movie includes outstanding visuals and songs performed by Danny Elfman who plays Jack.
A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
Watch as Charlie Brown and the Peanuts group take on Christmas. This Christmas special is all the nostalgia you need this winter. The animation runs for 25 minutes and tells two different stories of Charlie Brown and Snoopy’s Christmas adventure.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (200)
If you are looking to see a heartwarming transformation this is the movie to watch this holiday season. The Grinch is notably a very grumpy man and because of that, he hates Christmas. His hatred comes from the cheer around it. When decides to steal Christmas from the nearby town near him he slowly realizes what the true meaning of Christmas is and why people love it.
