Welcome back, my little elf babies!! Missed me? I know you did. Okay, okay, don&rsquo;t cry, I&rsquo;m here now. And before the readers panic, yes, this one&rsquo;s for non-readers too. A special holiday edition, painted in reds, whites, and the softest cosy winter hues.
I wish I could set up the space for you myself, but listen, grab those fairy lights, the faux-fur warmers (because we love animals too, no?), that hot chocolate loaded with marshmallows, and a freshly popped tub of buttery popcorn. Light those vanilla, chocolate, and cinnamon-scented candles. Phones? Flight mode.
Swoosh swoosh&hellip; Your fairy godmother has officially handed you the cheat code to the perfect after-dinner family movie night.
And don&rsquo;t worry, I&rsquo;ve done the hardest part for you. Here&rsquo;s my ultimate list of the Top 10 Christmas movies (yes, my personal favourites), and yes&hellip; the Grinch is ruling again this time ;)
<h3 dir="ltr">1. Dr Seuss&rsquo; The Grinch (2018)</h3>
The Grinch despises Christmas, but Whoville refuses to let go of its cheer. When he plots to steal the holiday, a tiny girl&rsquo;s kindness proves that even the coldest hearts can grow three sizes bigger. Mischief, laughs, and peak Grinch energy guaranteed.
<h3 dir="ltr">2. Christmas Angels (2019)</h3>
A gentle, emotional reminder that miracles don&rsquo;t always come wrapped in ribbons. As lives intertwine during the holidays, small acts of kindness create big magic. Perfect if you like your Christmas movies with misty eyes and warm hearts.
<h3 dir="ltr">3. Home Alone (1990)</h3>
Kevin McCallister + Christmas + accidental abandonment = pure chaos. Watch an eight-year-old outsmart two burglars with iconic booby traps and unmatched confidence. Timeless, hilarious, and endlessly rewatchable.
<h3 dir="ltr">4. Elf (2003)</h3>
Buddy the Elf leaves the North Pole to find his real dad in New York, and spreads unfiltered Christmas cheer everywhere he goes. Candy, chaos, and childlike joy wrapped in one unforgettable holiday classic.
<h3 dir="ltr">5. The Polar Express (2004)</h3>
All aboard the train to belief. This magical journey to the North Pole reminds us why Christmas once felt so magical. Visually stunning, emotionally warm, and best enjoyed under a blanket.
<h3 dir="ltr">6. Love Actually (2003)</h3>
Multiple love stories collide during Christmas in London, proving that love, romantic, messy, and awkward, is truly everywhere. Funny, bittersweet, and an absolute festive staple.
<h3 dir="ltr">7. How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)</h3>
Jim Carrey&rsquo;s Grinch is loud, dramatic, and wildly unhinged, in the best way. Slapstick comedy meets heartfelt moments as the green menace learns what Christmas really means.
<h3 dir="ltr">8. The Holiday (2006)</h3>
Two women swap homes for the holidays and end up discovering love, healing, and themselves. Snowy aesthetics, cosy romance, and peak comfort-watch energy.
<h3 dir="ltr">9. Arthur Christmas (2011)</h3>
Behind Santa&rsquo;s slick operation is Arthur, awkward, kind, and determined to make sure no child is forgotten. A fun, modern animated Christmas movie with heart.
<h3 dir="ltr">10. Klaus (2019)</h3>
A grumpy toymaker and a lonely postman spark the legend of Santa Claus. Gorgeous animation, emotional depth, and a story that sneaks up on your feelings. A modern Christmas masterpiece.
Pro Tip: Make it a marathon. Wrap yourself in your cosiest blanket, sip that cocoa slowly, and let the festive magic take over.
Now press play, and let Christmas do its thing.&nbsp;

Hot cocoa, fairy lights and the ultimate Christmas movie marathon guide

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Hot cocoa, fairy lights and the ultimate Christmas movie marathon guide

December 18, 2025 | 21:55 IST