I have
been obsessively watching Christmas movies on Netflix while I work on different
things and thought I would share a few of my favorites! In case you are
wondering…yes, a few of them are sappy Netflix or Hallmark movies…sorry, not
sorry… If that isn’t your thing, no worries, I’ve included a few classics in
there as well!
Miracle
on 34th Street// This movie is such an ultimate Christmas classic!
This is the 1994 version {which I absolutely love} and follows pretty much the
same story line as the original. Santa must convince a little girl, Susan
Walker, that he is in fact Kris Kringle, and then to the entire world when he
is put on trial. This is the ultimate Christmas feel good movie that leaves you
such a sense of hope and optimism.
White
Christmas// Another one of those Christmas classics that will be around
forever. The music, clothing, dancing, and old Hollywood glamor gets me every
time. A little embarrassing to admit but I have probably already watched this
movie about 4 times this season.
This is
about two sisters who arrange to meet 2 producers. They soon find themselves on
a train to Vermont dreaming of snow. Once they arrive they find there is no
snow and have to figure out a way to keep the Inn open.
Spirit of
Christmas// I could be wrong, but I am like 98% this is a Netflix original
movie and a 100% sure that it is fabulous in that perfectly romantic way. Kate,
a lawyer, who has never been in love and works all the time has three weeks to
get a haunted bed and breakfast appraised and sold. Kate eventually meets the
spirit who is allowed to come back as a real person for 12 days during the
Christmas season, and he just happens to be a very handsome man, and as you
might have guessed he and Kate fall madly in love!
A
Christmas Kiss// I first saw this movie on the Hallmark channel and just fell
in love with the story line. Wendy, the main character, shares a magical kiss
on an elevator with a handsome stranger. Later on Wendy finds out that the
mystery man is her horrible boss’, Priscilla’s boyfriend, Adam. unfortunately
he doesn’t recognize Wendy without the makeup and costume she was wearing the
night of their kiss. Things get complicated very fast, between the natural
chemistry between Wendy and Adam and Priscilla pushing to get engaged to Adam.
Basic the perfect holiday Rom-Com.
The
Legend of Frosty The Snowman// I may be an adult, but I still love a good Christmas
cartoon and Frosty the Snowman cartoons have always been my favorite.
Holiday
Engagement// Hillary’s fiancé just broke up with her right before the Christmas
holiday. Her friend urges her to find a fake fiancé to take home for Christmas
so she doesn’t have to face her family alone. As you may have guessed there is
a spark between Hillary and the fake fiancé she hired!
How The
Grinch Stole Christmas// I will go ahead and admit that I prefer the cartoon
version of The Grinch, but in a pinch I will settle for the version that has
real actors. I do have to admit that Jim Carry does a fantastic job of playing
The Grinch!
Christmas
Inheritance// Another Netflix original that is the perfect holiday rom-com. The
main character Ellen, has to prove herself to her father so she can become CEO
of their family company. She is sent to Snowfall, the town where her father’s
company was created. It’s pretty much the perfect Christmas town and as you may
have guess there is a love story involved!
The Santa
Clause// This movie came out when I was about six years old and I have watched it
every Christmas. Scott Calvin and his son find to their disbelief that Santa
has fallen off their roof. Scott puts on the Santa suit and magically becomes
the new Santa, and the movie only gets better and more magical from that point.
The Santa
Clause 2// Because you can’t watch the first Santa Clause without watching the
second. Even though this movie was made years after the first it is still
equally as magical. Santa learns of a secret clause that he must find a Mrs.
Clause before midnight on Christmas Eve. I am such a sucker for the romantic
Christmas movies…
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