#10. Meet Me In St Louis (1944)
Judy Garland's ‘Have yourself a merry little Christmas,’ is a delight to hear at Christmas time. This heart-warming musical shares lessons of life & love as the Smith daughters prepare for an averse move to the big City- New York! 


#9. Scrooged (1988)
What's Christmas without a Scrooge? Bill Murray stars in this comic take on Dickens’ festive moral story, as a cynical TV executive, haunted by three scary spirits preaching lessons on Christmas eve.
 
​#8.The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
Michael Caine stars as Scrooge in the classic Muppets Christmas Carol along with an cheeky cast of a gaggle of frogs, rats, pigs and Great Gonzos! This is a great family watch with sing-alongs, many laughs and general silliness- all this together brilliantly reflects Dickens’s story.
 
​#7.National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989)
This would be one of the top Christmas comedies to enjoy! There are many stomach squeezing, cringe-worthy moments as Chevy Chase and his extended family entail a series of unfortunately hilarious and unpredictable adventures!


#6. Love Actually (2003)
Love Actually is a guaranteed heart-warming belly jiggler! Love is certainly all around in this comedy-drama set during that hectic time before Christmas in London, England. Staring a series of great actors, this film follows the lives of eight very diverse couples and their love lives in loosely interrelated tales!


#5. How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)
The talented Jim Carrey puts on a boisterous face as the cranky green Grinch from the famous Dr Seuss books. A hermit who resides on a rubbish tip near Whoville, the Grinch doesn't think much of the commercial little town – except for child Cindy-Lou, who has just what it takes to melt his heart. A great family watch!
 
#4. Miracle on 34th Street (1947)
Do you believe in Santa? This Christmas classic stars Edmund Gwenn as Kris Kringle, who sets out to prove he is in fact the real Santa Claus! He sets out to convince one special girl in particular who seems to have lost the true meaning of Christmas.


#3. It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)
A touching film about an businessman yearning for meaning in his life who has taken his life for granted, when an angel shows him what life would have been like if he never existed.


#2. Elf (2003)
This film is a gift to everyone at Christmas! Will Ferrell is cast as a naive human raised by elves and after accidentally causing mischief on the elf community due to his adult size self, he is heads into the big bad modern-day New York in search of his true identity. 
 
#1. Home Alone (1990)
This classic Christmas film is a must! An 8-year old troublemaker (Macaulay Culkin) is left behind from his family's Christmas vacation and grows up quickly as he undergoes a world of adventure all on his own, including protecting his home from a pair of burglars!