Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to get into the Christmas spirit than by watching some classic yuletide films? A movie marathon during the holidays is always a good idea, whether alone or with your loved ones. Don your coziest pajamas, get some popcorn or hot chocolate, and enjoy watching the classics! 5 Classic Christmas Movies to Get into the Holiday Spirit There are hundreds of Christmas-themed movies out there, but only a few are considered classics. These timeless, feel-good movies are perfect for family and friends because they are full of memorable lines, valuable lessons, and heartwarming scenes. So kickstart the holiday season with these five good old classic Christmas movies to get you into the holiday spirit! A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965) Photo via IMDb Official Website This Christmas classic is for you if you are not yet feeling the holiday mood. You might relate to the disheartened Charlie Brown, who tries to find a deeper meaning of Christmas despite the commercialism around him. The Peanuts gang comes to the rescue to bring him the Christmas cheer and help him realize what the holiday season is all about. Home Alone (1990) Photo via Home Alone’s Official Facebook Page. When talking about classic Christmas movies, “Home Alone” always comes to mind. Nothing is worse than getting left behind on a family trip, especially when you’re only eight years old! Watch as the mischievous Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) stands his ground and defends himself when two bandits attempt to rob their house. The film is full of hilarious banters and booby traps but ends with a heartwarming scene when Kevin reunites with his family just in time for Christmas! Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) Photo via Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ official Facebook page. We can all admit that not everyone is up for the holiday cheer and festivities like the Grinch. If you are feeling grumpy this season but still want a touch of Christmas vibes, this live adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ iconic children’s book is for you. The Grinch (Jim Carrey) plans a wicked scheme when he hears the holiday carols and preparations from the people in Whoville. After stealing all the gifts in Whoville, the Grinch has a change of heart (literally!). He brings back Christmas with the help of Cindy Lou Who (Taylor Momsen), one of the cheery whos in Whoville. Elf (2003) Photo via Elf’s official Facebook page. A Christmas movie marathon is not complete without this classic. This movie follows William “Buddy” Hobbs (Will Ferrell), who snuck into Santa’s sack when he was a baby and was raised by Santa’s helpers at the North Pole. When Buddy feels out of place, he travels to New York City to find his father while keeping the spirit. This movie will tickle your funny bone and warm your heart when Buddy reunites with his estranged father. Love Actually (2003) Photo via Love Actually official Facebook page. When Christmas is in the air, love is up there too! “Love Actually” is a heartwarming and heart-wrenching British movie. This star-studded film follows nine intertwined stories about love’s different forms and stages, set in England a month before Christmas. Get your tissues ready because you will cry out of laughter and sadness with this one. Facebook Comments
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