MNHQ HERE: Tell us your favourite family Christmas film of all time! [RESULTS ARE IN!]

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We know what you're thinking... it's a bit early for turkey and Santa talk. Tbf, you're right, but we need your help!

At MNHQ, we are dying to know what Christmas films roast your chestnuts.

All you need to do is post your favourite family Christmas film on this thread. We'll track the answers and reveal the results with a Mnetters top ten video!

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National lampoon Xmas vacation is brilliant- every xmas disaster in one film - it's genius!

Muppet Christmas Carrol

So many to choose from! I've narrowed it down to my top 3.

The Holiday
Home Alone
Love Actually

Bernard and the Genie.

Utterly brilliant.

Muppet Christmas Carol, don't know why you're even asking

Muppets Christmas Carol

It has to be Home Alone.

No, The Snowman.

Wait, Home Alone.

Actually, The Snowman.

Nope can't do it!!

The Snowman
Obvious choice really

Love Actually 🎄

Muppet Christmas Carol here too

Sound of Music 😬

Home Alone

I LOVE Christmas films.
This is like asking me which is my favourite child?!

Elf
Home Alone
Muppets Christmas Carol

Mmmm, Elf I think, "You cotton headed ninny muggins!"

Home Alone takes top spot

Very closely followed by The Grinch, Elf, The Holiday, and Christmas with the Kranks!!

The Patrick Stewart version of A Christmas Carol - utterly classic. Closely followed by The Snowman / Father Christmas animations. And the Muppets.

The Grinch. I know Every.Single.Word.

Arthur Christmas.

Muppets Christmas Carol.

Elf

Home Alone

And Love Actually

And the one set in a school with whatsisnAme Freeman. Not Morgan.

Arthur Christmas - charming and works well with younger children

My guilty pleasure is Elf - I'm holding off showing it to the kids for now as don't want to introduce the concept of 'non-belief'

Has to be Elf

Jingle All the Way is a favourite here!

Agree with Arthur Christmas. DS(14) still giggles when we watch it.

Does The Snowman count? If so then definitely The Snowman.
Otherwise, Santa Claus the Movie.