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Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas, The - I haven't seen this - but the pictures showing up do look true to the original illustrations in the Cat in the Hat, and other Seussian hits. It appears to be a cartoon - which is a big positive for me - as Mike Myer's terrifying turn as the Cat in the Hat ruined live action for me in the genre.
Christmas Candle, The - Susan Boyle is in this historic holiday flick about a new minister coming to town and messing with some good old fashioned Christmas traditions.
Christmas Chronicles - this is a new Netflix original for 2018 - a pair of siblings team up to help Santa after they cause him to crash his sleigh.
Christmas Cracker - This is a documentary about people who are obsessed with Christmas. I'm king of disappointed that they didn't try to interview me, but I'll get over it.
Christmas Crush - One question: what kind of school does their reunion at Christmas time? Seriously, I've only seen this in movies, in the real world aren't they always in the summer? This is a cute little flick, I've seen it, and it's about a woman getting to reunite with her high school crush at her reunion (at Christmas).
Christmas in the Smokies - Made for TV holiday magic, I tell you! A woman trying to save her family's farm; an ex who is a famous musician? What more could you want? Oh yeah - it takes place at Christmas time!!
Christmas Inheritance, The - This flick has one of my favorite tried-and-true made-for-tv holiday movie plot lines. Star of the film must go and learn the true spirit of Christmas in a small town in order to receive her inheritance.
Christmas on Salvation Street - a widowed minister and his family move to the inner city, which will take some adjustment.
Christmas Prince, A - It's a made for Netflix special about a journalist and a Prince, and CHRISTMAS. This movie was the biggest new holiday hit last year - looking forward to checking out the sequel!
Christmas Prince, The Royal Wedding - (coming November 30) - If you haven't seen A Christmas Prince, where have you been?? It was on everyone's list last holiday season - and coming soon - you'll be able to see the follow-up!
Christmas Project, The - When I saw the first screen capture, I thought it was a movie from the 1980s, but it was made in 2016 - some reviewers say it channels "A Christmas Story," and apparently is about four boys who have to make gifts for their bullies?
Christmas Ranch - This one's got all the big hits - naughty teen has to spend the holidays with Grandma on a ranch of all places, connects with a horse, tries to save the aforementioned ranch, learns an important lesson, and has a super merry Christmas. I'm guessing - but I'm pretty sure I'm right.
Christmas Star, A - It turns out that if you're born under the Christmas Star, you have magical powers. In reading the description, I wasn't really convinced I wanted to watch it. Then I checked out reviews, and noticed Kylie Minogue and Pierce Brosnan in it - needless to say, I've added this to my wish list.
Christmas Town - I've never seen this relatively new made-for-tv looking gem. A single mother visits her father, whose town is "Totally Consumed with Christmas" - my kind of place!
Christmas Wedding Planner - This looks like the kind of movie I would see on my Hallmark Movies and Mystery binges! A wedding planner's life is turned upside down by a PI disrupting things.
Christmas with a View - restaurant manager and new chef butt heads in this holiday romp.
Curious George, a Very Monkey Christmas - I do love those cute little Curious George cartoons, along with the Man in the Yellow Hat, it appears the two of them are having a hard time deciding what to give each other for the holiday!
Dear Santa - I'm a sucker for Amy Acker, and this is a really cute made for TV Christmas movie about a woman who finds a little girl's letter to Santa, and ends up getting involved.
Dogwalker's Christmas Tale, A - A privileged young lady has to decide between a handsome guy and adorable dogs and her super rich boss. What do you think she'll decide?
Dreamworks Happy Holidays from Madagascar - You get a hit of Valentine's Day and then two Christmas specials!
Dreamworks Holiday Classics - while the word "classic" might be pushing it - only time will tell! Four holiday tales involving your favorite (?) Dreamworks' stars - the digital casts of Madagascar, Shrek, and How to Train Your Dragon.
Dreamworks Shrek's Swamp Stories - time to join everyone's favorite ogre in some fun holiday theme adventures. Not only does this have Christmas - but Halloween as well!
El Camino Christmas - folks stuck in a liquor store robbery on Christmas Eve - I'm intrigued by the stars of this one - Jessica Alba, Dax Shepard, and Tim Allen.
Hector - Reviews are pretty much unanimously positive about this unconventional British film about a homeless man reconnecting with his family around the holidays.
Holiday Baggage - Time to see if getting the whole family together for the holidays will rekindle relationships.
Holiday Breakup - You know how your relatives give you "that look" when they find out it didn't work out with your most recent beau? These two avoid it by faking it this holiday season.
Holiday Calendar, The - This one is definitely on my list this year - a gal discovers her antique advent calendar just might be predicting the future!
Holiday Engagement - I like how this one falls alphabetically right after Holiday Breakup - a single gal hires someone to act as her boyfriend for her family holidays. It's a plot I've seen before, and will always take an hour and a half to watch!
Holidays - another collection of holiday themed horror shorts. There is just one Christmas story on here, but, in general, if you like horror movies, you should give this a try.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas - This is not the animated classic, it's the 2000 version with a terrifyingly green Jim Carey, and it does attempt to address the anti-consumerism themes of the original. Also, there is incredibly catchy music and some fantastic hair styles.
How Sarah Got Her Wings - It's Christmas and what's an angel-in-training to do? Earn those wings!
Koala Brothers Outback Christmas, The - I'm not familiar with the Koala Brothers - but it appears it's a British show for the littles. It is some sort of adorable claymation and I recommend it on that alone! Seriously - who doesn't want to watch two koalas flying an airplane and tracking down their penguin friend in Antarctica?
Kung Fu Panda: Holiday - Here is one of those newer "holiday" movies; it's winter, it's a special, meaningful holiday, etc. etc. etc. In this new arrival, Po has to deal with some wackiness, and then learn the meaning of Chris- Oops - I mean - the meaning of "Winter Feast."
Love Actually - If you love Christmas, or being a hopeless romantic, or Mariah Carey songs, or a host of other things - you will love this modern day Christmas classic!
Pee-wee's Playhouse: Christmas Special - If you're ready for a trip down mid-1980s memory lane - this is the special for you! If Pee-wee himself isn't enough to pull you in - you've got Zsa Zsa Gabor, Frankie Avalon, Oprah, and even KD Lang to join in the fun!
Pottersville - with a name like that, it's not all that surprising that reviewers say it takes a lot of "inspiration" from It's a Wonderful Life. If those same reviewers are to be believed - this movie is absolutely terrible, and not worth watching.
Russell Peters Christmas, A - This 2011 movie was filmed in the style of a 1970s variety show. Guests range from Michael Buble to Pamela Anderson. I've not seen it, so I'm hoping someone will be able to give me a good review.
Santa Buddies - those rascally golden retriever pups are at it again - Christmas style!
Santa Claws - NOT the horror movie it sounds like - this one is about KITTENS!!!
Santa's Apprentice - What DOES happen when a young orphan is picked to be Santa's successor? He becomes an apprentice of course!
Trailer Park Boys: Live at the North Pole - I think the title really says it all.
Trailer Park Boys: Xmas Special - I'm not a Trailer Park Boys fan, so I'm going to leave this to you to discover on your own.
Tree Man - a documentary about the people who cultivate the most cherished of holiday memories - Christmas Trees!
Uncle Nick - Reviews are pretty much split - people either love or hate this dark comedy - it's apparently very dirty and twisted, which means I'll probably like it. This is the story of one awful brother making his slightly less terrible sibling's holiday party a failure.
Very Murray Christmas, A - If you love Bill Murray, and appreciate what an oddball he is - I think you'd better put this on the agenda for running in the background at this year's cookie baking party (which is exactly what I did last year, and probably will do again in 2016).
You Can't Fight Christmas - The money guy and the Christmas spirit filled decorator are going to clash - but are they ALSO going to fall in love?
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12 Neighs of Christmas
- (coming December 7th) - This is a wild Christmas episode of a british
show (free Rein) about a zoo - complete with family secrets and a
Christmas ball!
48 Christmas Wishes - This looks pretty cute - when something happens to all the letters to Santa in one small town - the big guy's elves try to fix things up.
Abominable Christmas - Two little Abominables trying to escape an evil scientist meet a young girl and spend Christmas with her family.
48 Christmas Wishes - This looks pretty cute - when something happens to all the letters to Santa in one small town - the big guy's elves try to fix things up.
Abominable Christmas - Two little Abominables trying to escape an evil scientist meet a young girl and spend Christmas with her family.
All American Christmas Carol
- Reviews are NOT very positive - apparently this is a bit of a twisted
take on the classic "A Christmas Carol" "Scrooge" story, with Taryn
Manning (of OITNB fame these days) playing the Scrooge character, and
being given the opportunity to turn her life around with the help of
three ghosts (one of whom is played by Meatloaf).
Angela's Christmas - (coming November 30th) - this is an animated show based on a story by the amazing Frank McCourt - author of Angela's Ashes. I hope this will end up being the classic I want it to be!
Angela's Christmas - (coming November 30th) - this is an animated show based on a story by the amazing Frank McCourt - author of Angela's Ashes. I hope this will end up being the classic I want it to be!
Angels in the Snow
- a grumpy family on a Christmas vacation take in a stranded family.
There is apparently a big twist at the end, don't read the reviews if
you don't want spoilers.
Bad Santa
- Willie and Marcus are the absolute worst Santa and Elf, because of
the fact that they are awful people, and are criminals. This is a
really dark movie, but it does have some serious sweetness at its core.
This is NOT a movie for the whole family, unless your whole family is
comprised of adults.
Bad Santa 2
- They're back! The worst possible Santa and Elf duo return, with the
help of Kathy Bates as Willie's mom. I haven't seen this, but the
original was pretty spectacular.
Beethoven's Christmas Adventure - everyone's favorite St. Bernard is going to save Christmas!
Beethoven's Christmas Adventure - everyone's favorite St. Bernard is going to save Christmas!
Believe
- you had best believe it's the season of miracles - when the a factory
closing threatens to cancel the town's annual Christmas pageant.
Benji's Very Own Christmas Story - Everyone's favorite dog (well, at least in my family) Benji needs to step in to save Christmas!
Benji's Very Own Christmas Story - Everyone's favorite dog (well, at least in my family) Benji needs to step in to save Christmas!
Bob's Broken Sleigh
- this is a newer movie (2015) - It appears that the premise is that a
little elf (Bob) is trying to upgrade Santa's sleigh - something goes
wrong - there is a crash (will Christmas be canceled!?!?) - and he needs
help to get back up in the air.
Bojack Horseman Christmas Special - This animated special isn't for the kids, it also probably isn't for you unless you're into the show.
Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About Christmas, The - I haven't seen this - but the pictures showing up do look true to the original illustrations in the Cat in the Hat, and other Seussian hits. It appears to be a cartoon - which is a big positive for me - as Mike Myer's terrifying turn as the Cat in the Hat ruined live action for me in the genre.
Christmas Candle, The - Susan Boyle is in this historic holiday flick about a new minister coming to town and messing with some good old fashioned Christmas traditions.
Christmas Chronicles - this is a new Netflix original for 2018 - a pair of siblings team up to help Santa after they cause him to crash his sleigh.
Christmas Cracker - This is a documentary about people who are obsessed with Christmas. I'm king of disappointed that they didn't try to interview me, but I'll get over it.
Christmas Crush - One question: what kind of school does their reunion at Christmas time? Seriously, I've only seen this in movies, in the real world aren't they always in the summer? This is a cute little flick, I've seen it, and it's about a woman getting to reunite with her high school crush at her reunion (at Christmas).
Christmas in the Smokies - Made for TV holiday magic, I tell you! A woman trying to save her family's farm; an ex who is a famous musician? What more could you want? Oh yeah - it takes place at Christmas time!!
Christmas Inheritance, The - This flick has one of my favorite tried-and-true made-for-tv holiday movie plot lines. Star of the film must go and learn the true spirit of Christmas in a small town in order to receive her inheritance.
Christmas on Salvation Street - a widowed minister and his family move to the inner city, which will take some adjustment.
Christmas Prince, A - It's a made for Netflix special about a journalist and a Prince, and CHRISTMAS. This movie was the biggest new holiday hit last year - looking forward to checking out the sequel!
Christmas Prince, The Royal Wedding - (coming November 30) - If you haven't seen A Christmas Prince, where have you been?? It was on everyone's list last holiday season - and coming soon - you'll be able to see the follow-up!
Christmas Project, The - When I saw the first screen capture, I thought it was a movie from the 1980s, but it was made in 2016 - some reviewers say it channels "A Christmas Story," and apparently is about four boys who have to make gifts for their bullies?
Christmas Ranch - This one's got all the big hits - naughty teen has to spend the holidays with Grandma on a ranch of all places, connects with a horse, tries to save the aforementioned ranch, learns an important lesson, and has a super merry Christmas. I'm guessing - but I'm pretty sure I'm right.
Christmas Star, A - It turns out that if you're born under the Christmas Star, you have magical powers. In reading the description, I wasn't really convinced I wanted to watch it. Then I checked out reviews, and noticed Kylie Minogue and Pierce Brosnan in it - needless to say, I've added this to my wish list.
Christmas Town - I've never seen this relatively new made-for-tv looking gem. A single mother visits her father, whose town is "Totally Consumed with Christmas" - my kind of place!
Christmas Wedding Planner - This looks like the kind of movie I would see on my Hallmark Movies and Mystery binges! A wedding planner's life is turned upside down by a PI disrupting things.
Christmas with a View - restaurant manager and new chef butt heads in this holiday romp.
Curious George, a Very Monkey Christmas - I do love those cute little Curious George cartoons, along with the Man in the Yellow Hat, it appears the two of them are having a hard time deciding what to give each other for the holiday!
Dear Santa - I'm a sucker for Amy Acker, and this is a really cute made for TV Christmas movie about a woman who finds a little girl's letter to Santa, and ends up getting involved.
Dogwalker's Christmas Tale, A - A privileged young lady has to decide between a handsome guy and adorable dogs and her super rich boss. What do you think she'll decide?
Dreamworks Happy Holidays from Madagascar - You get a hit of Valentine's Day and then two Christmas specials!
Dreamworks Holiday Classics - while the word "classic" might be pushing it - only time will tell! Four holiday tales involving your favorite (?) Dreamworks' stars - the digital casts of Madagascar, Shrek, and How to Train Your Dragon.
Dreamworks Shrek's Swamp Stories - time to join everyone's favorite ogre in some fun holiday theme adventures. Not only does this have Christmas - but Halloween as well!
El Camino Christmas - folks stuck in a liquor store robbery on Christmas Eve - I'm intrigued by the stars of this one - Jessica Alba, Dax Shepard, and Tim Allen.
Fireplace for Your Home: Classic -
this has festive holiday music along with beautiful snowy scenes -
wonderful for those of us anxious for winter in the middle of July!
Get Santa - Santa gets arrested? What kind of world are we living in?? Thankfully, a father-son team is going to get him out of there!
Get Santa - Santa gets arrested? What kind of world are we living in?? Thankfully, a father-son team is going to get him out of there!
Hector - Reviews are pretty much unanimously positive about this unconventional British film about a homeless man reconnecting with his family around the holidays.
Holiday Baggage - Time to see if getting the whole family together for the holidays will rekindle relationships.
Holiday Breakup - You know how your relatives give you "that look" when they find out it didn't work out with your most recent beau? These two avoid it by faking it this holiday season.
Holiday Calendar, The - This one is definitely on my list this year - a gal discovers her antique advent calendar just might be predicting the future!
Holiday Engagement - I like how this one falls alphabetically right after Holiday Breakup - a single gal hires someone to act as her boyfriend for her family holidays. It's a plot I've seen before, and will always take an hour and a half to watch!
Holidays - another collection of holiday themed horror shorts. There is just one Christmas story on here, but, in general, if you like horror movies, you should give this a try.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas - This is not the animated classic, it's the 2000 version with a terrifyingly green Jim Carey, and it does attempt to address the anti-consumerism themes of the original. Also, there is incredibly catchy music and some fantastic hair styles.
How Sarah Got Her Wings - It's Christmas and what's an angel-in-training to do? Earn those wings!
Koala Brothers Outback Christmas, The - I'm not familiar with the Koala Brothers - but it appears it's a British show for the littles. It is some sort of adorable claymation and I recommend it on that alone! Seriously - who doesn't want to watch two koalas flying an airplane and tracking down their penguin friend in Antarctica?
Kung Fu Panda: Holiday - Here is one of those newer "holiday" movies; it's winter, it's a special, meaningful holiday, etc. etc. etc. In this new arrival, Po has to deal with some wackiness, and then learn the meaning of Chris- Oops - I mean - the meaning of "Winter Feast."
Love Actually - If you love Christmas, or being a hopeless romantic, or Mariah Carey songs, or a host of other things - you will love this modern day Christmas classic!
Magic Snowflake - the Sequel to Santa's Apprentice. So - watch that one, and then decide if you're up for a second dose.
Mariah Carey's Merriest Christmas - Say what you will about MC, she sure can belt out a Christmas tune. This is a variety show with a bunch of other celebrities, singing, and a reading of "Twas the Night Before Christmas."
Merry Kissmas - Magical kiss with a stranger! Alert! We have a magical kiss with a stranger!!
Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mickey Mouse - This is a Christmas special with a number of Disney Christmas shorts (I haven't seen this one - but I highly recommend Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas, so I think this is probably worth checking out).
Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas - Three cute Disney cartoons: Mickey & Minnie play out one of my favorite O. Henry stories: Gift of the Magi; Donald's three wacky nephews play out a Christmas version of the movie Groundhog Day; and Goofy and his son Max figure out that Santa is real. *Most disturbing part: when all of the ducks at the table get excited about eating a beautifully roast turkey.
Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - I am imagining this to be the sequel to Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas. According to Netflix's description it's a holiday battle between Mickey and Minnie and that mean ol' Scrooge McDuck.
Miracle on 34th Street - This is the absolutely wonderful 1994 version of this holiday classic. I love the original, and I really feel this remake stayed so true to the message. It's wonderful, and you should show it to your children to make sure it's a part of their childhoods.
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir: This is the Christmas special for an animated show about a girl who transforms herself into a superhero (Ladybug).
Miss Me This Christmas - To divorce or not to divorce? This film centers on a couple whose divorce is meant to be final on Christmas day (which sounds like a rather preposterous premise to me, but who am I to judge?)
Mule-Tide Christmas - This looks like a digital flick for the youngest of the youngsters. You've got wicked goblins, a certain jolly old elf who wears a red suit, and his trusty mule. Sounds good (for the 5-7 crowd) to me!
Nutcracker, The - a beautiful performance of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker narrated by Kevin Kline. Worth a watch anytime.
Mariah Carey's Merriest Christmas - Say what you will about MC, she sure can belt out a Christmas tune. This is a variety show with a bunch of other celebrities, singing, and a reading of "Twas the Night Before Christmas."
Merry Kissmas - Magical kiss with a stranger! Alert! We have a magical kiss with a stranger!!
Mickey's Magical Christmas: Snowed in at the House of Mickey Mouse - This is a Christmas special with a number of Disney Christmas shorts (I haven't seen this one - but I highly recommend Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas, so I think this is probably worth checking out).
Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas - Three cute Disney cartoons: Mickey & Minnie play out one of my favorite O. Henry stories: Gift of the Magi; Donald's three wacky nephews play out a Christmas version of the movie Groundhog Day; and Goofy and his son Max figure out that Santa is real. *Most disturbing part: when all of the ducks at the table get excited about eating a beautifully roast turkey.
Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas - I am imagining this to be the sequel to Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas. According to Netflix's description it's a holiday battle between Mickey and Minnie and that mean ol' Scrooge McDuck.
Miracle on 34th Street - This is the absolutely wonderful 1994 version of this holiday classic. I love the original, and I really feel this remake stayed so true to the message. It's wonderful, and you should show it to your children to make sure it's a part of their childhoods.
Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir: This is the Christmas special for an animated show about a girl who transforms herself into a superhero (Ladybug).
Miss Me This Christmas - To divorce or not to divorce? This film centers on a couple whose divorce is meant to be final on Christmas day (which sounds like a rather preposterous premise to me, but who am I to judge?)
Mule-Tide Christmas - This looks like a digital flick for the youngest of the youngsters. You've got wicked goblins, a certain jolly old elf who wears a red suit, and his trusty mule. Sounds good (for the 5-7 crowd) to me!
Nutcracker, The - a beautiful performance of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker narrated by Kevin Kline. Worth a watch anytime.
Pee-wee's Playhouse: Christmas Special - If you're ready for a trip down mid-1980s memory lane - this is the special for you! If Pee-wee himself isn't enough to pull you in - you've got Zsa Zsa Gabor, Frankie Avalon, Oprah, and even KD Lang to join in the fun!
Pottersville - with a name like that, it's not all that surprising that reviewers say it takes a lot of "inspiration" from It's a Wonderful Life. If those same reviewers are to be believed - this movie is absolutely terrible, and not worth watching.
Power Rangers Samurai: Christmas Together, Friends Forever -
I admit that the Power Rangers have never really grown on me. I will
also admit that I sat through countless hours of them when I was a
babysitter to a family with four young sons. I might even sit through
them for 23 more minutes to see this special!
Power Rangers Super Samurai: Stuck on Christmas - here we go - some more Power Rangers (for those of you who are into that sort of thing).
Princess Switch, The - This movie is ADORABLE! I watched it on the advice of a friend, and I loved it. It stars Vanessa Hudgens as both the Princess and the Baker - and is festive and cute and romantic.
Puppy Star Christmas - I'm guessing Puppy Stars are a "thing" and if you, or your children, are familiar with them - you're probably very excited to see them take on a rival group.
Power Rangers Super Samurai: Stuck on Christmas - here we go - some more Power Rangers (for those of you who are into that sort of thing).
Princess Switch, The - This movie is ADORABLE! I watched it on the advice of a friend, and I loved it. It stars Vanessa Hudgens as both the Princess and the Baker - and is festive and cute and romantic.
Puppy Star Christmas - I'm guessing Puppy Stars are a "thing" and if you, or your children, are familiar with them - you're probably very excited to see them take on a rival group.
Russell Peters Christmas, A - This 2011 movie was filmed in the style of a 1970s variety show. Guests range from Michael Buble to Pamela Anderson. I've not seen it, so I'm hoping someone will be able to give me a good review.
Santa Buddies - those rascally golden retriever pups are at it again - Christmas style!
Santa Claws - NOT the horror movie it sounds like - this one is about KITTENS!!!
Santa's Apprentice - What DOES happen when a young orphan is picked to be Santa's successor? He becomes an apprentice of course!
Search for Santa Paws, The -
If you liked Santa Buddies, you definitely want to watch this prequel!
If your children like Santa Buddies, and you need an hour and a half to
enjoy a couple of glasses of wine, then they definitely need to watch
this!
Spirit of Christmas, The
- I've actually seen this one - I can't remember if it was on Lifetime
or the Hallmark Channel. This hardened woman goes to stay at an Inn to
sell it, but ends up meeting (and maybe falling in love!?) with a
handsome ghost from the past (an actual ghost, like "boo" not just a
ghost from her past).
Star, The - An animated version of the Nativity Story, starring a donkey.
Star, The - An animated version of the Nativity Story, starring a donkey.
Trailer Park Boys: Live at the North Pole - I think the title really says it all.
Trailer Park Boys: Xmas Special - I'm not a Trailer Park Boys fan, so I'm going to leave this to you to discover on your own.
Tree Man - a documentary about the people who cultivate the most cherished of holiday memories - Christmas Trees!
Uncle Nick - Reviews are pretty much split - people either love or hate this dark comedy - it's apparently very dirty and twisted, which means I'll probably like it. This is the story of one awful brother making his slightly less terrible sibling's holiday party a failure.
Very Murray Christmas, A - If you love Bill Murray, and appreciate what an oddball he is - I think you'd better put this on the agenda for running in the background at this year's cookie baking party (which is exactly what I did last year, and probably will do again in 2016).
White Christmas -
Quite possibly the greatest movie ever made. Fact: my sister and I can
perform the "Sisters" routine in its entirety, and sing the song
together on a regular basis. If you've never seen it - watch it! If
you've already seen it, why aren't you watching it again???
You Can't Fight Christmas - The money guy and the Christmas spirit filled decorator are going to clash - but are they ALSO going to fall in love?
Thanks so much I just wish Netflix could have done this, it seems like such an obvious (and easy) thing for them to do. Either way mad props for helping everyone out like my family and myself who enjoy the holidays:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the list. It's quite frustrating to look for Christmas movies on Netflix, especially for ones that are available to watch instantly. Here's one that was left out... The Christmas That Almost Didn't Happen. Apparently, Rudolph has a brother..
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Bridgette! I'll add that to the list!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the list. I had a lot of these, but there were a few I forgot...How about White Christmas?
ReplyDeleteOooh - I wish White Christmas were on here streaming! "Sisters" is my current ringtone!
ReplyDeletehey thanks a lot i know this probably took some work but you should know people out there like me really do appreciate it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I'll be updating it at least once a week between now and Christmas
ReplyDeleteThanks for the list! I did a Google search for "Why is it so hard to find Christmas movies on Netflix?" and your blog post came right up. I wish Netflix would just add a "Holiday" category.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much. I've been looking for Christmas movies on Netflix for WEEKS, so have found *most* but not *all* of these.
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your making this list. I have been trying for several days to figure out on Netflix what you have presented so nicely here. Thank you for your Christmas (or Advent)gift.
ReplyDeleteYou found yourself a market Ms! I've been wondering for weeks why Netflix didn't make a Holiday section. Way to be on it!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, i have been very frustrated with netflix not having a Christmas genre and no good way to narrow down streaming christmas,. thank you thank you thank you!!
ReplyDeletethanks so much for the list! You made my husband's night. he has been complaining for a few weeks now about netflix's lack of a Christmas category. I also laughed out-loud at your descriptions, so thanks for that as well :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! This was very helpful.
ReplyDeleteVery helpful. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou must be helping a lot of people. Sitting in Buffalo NY after snow and cold, this is a great resource. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I've been searching for a list like this. Why on Earth doesn't Netflix make it easier?
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome everyone!! I've had such a great time discovering new Christmas movies - I'm planning on doing some serious watching in the coming eight days!!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'll echo the chorus and say that I've been looking for a list like this since we got Netflix a few years ago. This was a great gift from you. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting this! I'm watching Hogfather right now and am sort of confused but in a delightfully Christmasy way. Best, Sarah
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome. Thanks for doing the leg work for all of us. I am set for the next few days
ReplyDeleteYou should really consider sending these comments and your list to Netflix HQ, it might be good for a large corporation to see what they can improve upon. Great job! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteMy family is grateful.
Thank you!! I'm passing this around!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! You are the absolute best!! I was just trying to figure all of the Christmas movies I could enjoy on Netflix and you have taken all of the work out of it for me!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holiday to you :-)
I've found your post two years in a row now, trying to find Netflix streaming Christmas movies! You've become an inadvertent holiday tradition! ;-P
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I don't have cable, just hulu and netflix, so this is awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the list!
ReplyDeleteYou are a rock star! Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome! Thanks so much! Excuse me whilst I share this with all of my friends.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for doing this!! I was just about to tackle it on my own and then thought "I should Google it since some kind person has probably already done it. And I was right!!"
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting. I still think the limited selected is just that, limited and the TRUE classics are not there for those of us who stream. Hulu is looking better and better to me.
ReplyDeleteI've actually been working on Hulu and Amazon Prime streaming lists as well - I wasn't sure if there was enough interest to justify the time it would take though. Amazon has some really good ones too. I suppose I could just make a comprehensive streaming list and note which site carries which movies.
ReplyDeletethank you so very much for all of your time and energy in making this list for many of us to enjoy
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are my hero! Now I know what I'll be doing with three crazy kids on this snowy, snowy night. Thank you...
ReplyDeleteForgot the best one! Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteYay! You are my new hero!!! Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this! Not only do I appreciate the list but I appreciate your wry humor and your love for the Muppets. ;)
ReplyDeletethanks heaps for making this list - i was searching netflix for 10 mins looking for a christmas section - figuring they would have to have one!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for spending time on this! I agree, Netflix needs to create a Holiday category. A couple of new additions since your list are Love Actually and Bad(der) Santa.
ReplyDeleteNice list,thanks for putting this together!
ReplyDeleteMy Holiday Hero!
ReplyDeleteVery nice list!
ReplyDeleteAlso newly added Dreamworks Holiday Classics collection (in the TV shows)- Merry Madagascar, Donkey's Christmas Shrektacular, etc...
ReplyDeleteand He-Man and She-Ra Christmas
ReplyDeleteThank you for keeping this updated!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your work and commentary!! Merry Christmas, now reverse that comment feed and put the most recent on top! Like you have nothing else to do. lol I've shared your list on FB Love it!
ReplyDeletecan't believe 3 years later, netflix STILL isn't putting up a christmas list, unbelievable! Thank you so much for doing this, it makes it lots easier for us to find a good holiday movie!
ReplyDeleteYou are a Christmas angel. Thank you.
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