Make Christmas movie night merrier with these kid-friendly films, including 'Elf,' 'Frozen,' 'The Polar Express' and more. Plus, a guide on where to stream your holiday favorites this season.

Ho-ho-holiday movies streaming on Netflix include hits like 'Falling For Christmas' starring Lindsay Lohan and charming comedies like 'Single All the Way' with Jennifer Coolidge.

Get your Christmas pyjamas on and switch on the tree lights – here’s where to find the best Christmas movies this year. If you’re looking for a classic or a family favourite to watch with the kids, Disney Plus is your best bet. The streamer is stuffed like a Christmas turkey ready for your festive viewing.

I’m strongly against the misconception that animated films are only for kids. In fact, many of them contain messages that can only be fully understood by adults. So when it comes to Christmas films, I have no problem enjoying an animated classic.

Looking for the best Christmas movies on Netflix? Here are the top holiday films to watch in 2025, ranked by Rotten Tomatoes scores, from new releases to classics.

Favorites like "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Die Hard" join classics like "It's a Wonderful Life" in IndieWire's guide to the best Christmas movies.

One of the great modern traditions of the Christmas season is watching classic holiday movies. For many families, it's an annual tradition to turn on Elf, It's A Wonderful Life, The Family Stone or some variation of A Christmas Carol to get in the holiday spirit.

From How the Grinch Stole Christmas in 2000 to The Holiday in 2006, these are the greatest Christmas movies released every year of the 2000s.

From ‘Lethal Weapon’ and ‘Die Hard’ to ‘Phantom Thread’ via ‘Little Women,’ these are our go-to seasonal hits that have nothing to do with Jesus or Santa Claus.

Another holiday dog movie you absolutely need to watch is the live-action adaptation of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! Starring Jim Carrey, this festive favorite follows the famously cranky Grinch as he hatches a plan to steal Christmas from the cheerful Whos in Whoville—joined, of course, by his loyal dog Max.