With a “corncob pipe and a button nose,” Frosty the Snowman is available for streaming on Hulu, Disney+, and Sling. This animated classic, which first aired in 1969 as a Christmas TV special, tells the tale of this “jolly, happy soul” through a series of fun (and extremely catchy) songs and dances.

Tim Allen is the ultimate Santa in the first movie of the hilarious franchise. This one’s about a man who accidentally kills Santa—and then has to take his place. The sweet story of Santa picking his lead reindeer is always a good watch. This is one of those underdog stories that never gets old. There's something about that bright-red nose!

In addition to the plot, what I loved the most about Santa Claus is the vintage Christmas aesthetic throughout the whole movie. Of course, at the time, it was just Christmas decorations, but if you're a fan of vintage ornaments, blow molds and trees with loads of tinsel, this is going to be a treat to watch.

You can read my original story about the six best Christmas movies I’m streaming this December, but as promised, I also have a roundup here of your favorite Winter flicks. I’m skipping over any I’ve already covered, so you have a full 12-film-long guide ready for next year (or this Christmas).

The days leading up to Christmas can be quite hectic, but there is no better way to unwind than spending Christmas watching a few classic holiday movies. So relax, break out the candy canes and popcorn and enjoy this Christmas season with a remote in hand ...

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In this list, we highlight some of the best G-rated Christmas movies for children, perfect for cozy nights, family gatherings, and holiday breaks. These selections are widely recognized for their family-friendly content, festive spirit, and lasting popularity, making them ideal additions to any Christmas watchlist.

Although Violent Night piqued my interest when I saw the trailer for it back in 2022, I never got around to seeing it in theaters and failed to watch it during the following two Christmas seasons. This year,

Everyone has their own opinion about what makes a good Christmas movie. Do you judge it on how good it makes you feel? How accurate is it to its holiday setting? Or the memories it evokes while you watch it?