What’s your family’s favourite Christmas film? Share with NOW TV - chance to win £300 NOW CLOSED

[AnnMumsnet]

The team at NOW TV would love to hear which Christmas movie gets your family together and huddled around the TV with appropriately festive snacks . Do you go for a classic, a new favourite, an animated flick or one which isn’t technically about Christmas but still reminds you of that time of year?

NOW TV say “With NOW TV, we have a host of family movies lined up for the festive period - from Frozen to The Polar Express and even the classic Sound of Music! Families can also enjoy newer movies like Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them and The Lego Batman Movie - all from the comfort of their own front room!”

Whatever the preference in your house, add your most-loved Christmas movie below and why it's simply the best for you and yours, and you will be entered into a prize draw where one person will win a £300 voucher for a store of their choice (from a list).

Thanks and good luck
MNHQ

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Home alone!

For me it's Miracle on 34th Street, it's just so heartwarming. I remember going to see it at the cinema and getting a badge that said I believe!

It's got to be Home Alone. Although my 16 month old enjoyed watching Nativity! the other day (I think because there's so many children in it and he just loves other kids). When I say watching, I mean stopping for a few seconds to watch it in between tearing the lounge apart

Elf is our family's favourite. We love it so much we watch it all year round

Definitely Home Alone

A Christmas Carol, the one with alastair sim that starts in black and white, but turns to colour later. Awesome film for when it was made.

Home Alone, so much nostalgia...

We also love Jingle All The Way, pure cheese !

My son is really not fussed by films but did sit down and watch Arthur Christmas with us last year, I think he liked the big space ship 🚀 For Me, Elf is impossible to beat, it always makes me cry with joy!

Elf is our family favourite! We've watched it several times already this year!

National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation with Chevvy Chase, quite an old film now but no matter how many times we've seen it, we still can't stop laughing, my dad has tears rolling down his cheeks. They don't make them like that anymore

Elf or home alone...I couldn't possibly choose between them!

We discovered Get Santa last year and live it! Has replaced Elf as my favourite although dh still maintains nothing can top Elf so we'll have to watch both

No our house it's either Elf, home alone, or more recently Arthur Christmas.

Miracle on 34th St. Love both the colour and B&W versions

Also love Hogfather, Elf and Home Alone

We love to watch the Polar Express. It has been out tradition for the last 8 years, our son was obsessed when he was 2 and could recite whole scenes from the film. We try and go on a steam train a few days before Christmas and see Father Christmas, and we watch the film together on Christmas Eve

A Wonderful life - only ever watch once a year and cry every time xx

My Children all adore Nativity at the moment. I think it is because they are all practising their Christmas songs in school and they recognise the ones on the film. It is really funny - love watching it with them

Polar Express, I Believe.

Star Wars... what do you mean it's not a Christmas film!?

DD isn't old enough to sit through a whole movie yet (although if peppa pig ever brings out a movie, I'm sure DD would sit through 90 mins of porcine capers), so I'll go with either Star Wars or Harry Potter for me and my DH, siblings and parents to all watch together.

Polar express is a must for us in our house. Not seen the Grinch... thinking we should this year !?

We’ve not watched many Christmas films with our daughters but I love Arthur Christmas and they will both sit and watch that all the way through so they can’t hate it.

Elf

Nativity
Home Alone

One Magic Christmas. I cried Buckets and went out and bought it on DVD.
Made my DCs watch but they were unfazed.....must be a generation thing. They could watch Boss Baby over and over.

Home Alone, makes us go through all the emotions, from laughter to tears.