24 Fun Movies to Watch with the Kids this Christmas
In no particular order, here are 24 fun movies to enjoy with the kids this Christmas.
The Big 6
We never let a holiday season pass without watching these six classic cartoons!
A Charlie Brown Christmas |
How the Grinch Stole Christmas |
Frosty the Snowman |
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer |
Mickey's Christmas Carol |
A Garfield Christmas |
White Christmas |
Holiday Inn |
Eloise at Christmastime |
A cute adaptation of the classic Eloise books, co-starring Julie Andrews as Nanny
Home Alone |
Elf |
The Polar Express |
Despite the animation, this a fun rendition of the classic children's book.
Miracle on 34th Street |
A classic MUST-SEE for every family! Some of my first holiday memories involve this movie :)
The Santa Clause |
Babes in Toyland (1961) |
Full of comedy, action, and romance, your whole family will enjoy this Disney classic.
Little Lord Fauntleroy |
A heartwarming story of the reuniting of a broken family, starring Sir Alec Guinness. If your kids don't seem interested, just tell them Obi-wan is in it ;)
The Nutcracker (1993) |
If you can't make it to a live performance this year, this is a decent substitute.
The Princess Bride |
Any excuse to watch The Princess Bride! And it actually takes place during Christmas so :p
Babe |
A cute/fun story of self-discovery starring talking animals?
Irresistible! (Unless you've been forced to watch it repeatedly, then it gets old fast.)
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone |
We like to watch this one any time of year, but part of it does take place during Christmas!
Lady and the Tramp |
Always a cute classic to watch, but the movie actually begins AND ends on Christmas.
Rise of the Guardians |
Not my favorite ever, but my kids insisted that it make the list.
Jack Frost and Elsa were meant for each other, just sayin'.
Beauty and the Beast |
Dating tip: A massive library packed with books is the best gift ever!
Anastasia |
Once again, any excuse to watch is a good.
Coming soon: Must Watch Movies This Christmas
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