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Christmas movies
Lights, snow and a miracle right on schedule.
Holiday films play by their own rules: snow outside, a family that will be reunited, and a miracle arriving exactly when everything has fallen apart. Here you will find both the classics people rewatch every year and less obvious films with the same warmth.
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Frequently asked
- What should the whole family watch at Christmas?
- The classic holiday comedies and fairy tales: short, predictable in the best way and forgiving of divided attention — you can lay the table while they play.
- Are there Christmas films that are not for children?
- Plenty. Holiday dramas about being alone in December, crime stories that happen on Christmas Eve, grown-up romantic comedies. Scroll past the first few entries in the list.
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