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10 Movies You Must Watch This Holiday Season

Classics, cartoons, and hallmark movies

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1. Elf

Did someone say spaghetti with maple syrup for breakfast?

2. Christmas Vacation

"We're kicking off our fun old fashion family Christmas by heading out into the country in the old front-wheel drive sleigh to embrace the frosty majesty of the winter landscape and select that most important of Christmas symbols." Clark

3. The Grinch

"And what happened, then? Well, in Whoville they say that the Grinch’s small heart grew three sizes that day."

4. Love Actually

Sam: I know I should be thinking about Mum all the time, and I am. But the truth is I'm in love and I was before she died, and there's nothing I can do about it.
Daniel: Aren't you a bit young to be in love?
Sam: No.
Daniel: Oh, well, okay, right. Well, I mean, I'm a little relieved.
Sam: Why?
Daniel: Well, because I thought it would be something worse.
Sam: Worse than the total agony of being in love?

5. The Holiday

Two words: Jude Law.

6. Home Alone

Did anybody else have a child fantasy of being this independent after watching this movie?


7. The Santa Clause

Let's be real... getting to ride on Santa's sleigh, fly with bad a** elves, and having a dad as Santa Clause would be better than amazing.


8. Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer

This classic claymation film never gets old.


9. Christmas Incorporated

One of Hallmark's best Christmas movies of the 2015 season. Steve Lund is everything.


10. A Boyfriend for Christmas

On Christmas Day, Santa brings two lonely people together. But can love overcome deception?

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