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

Standard Insight T and Cs Apply

The Snowman :)

Home Alone and Home Alone 2 - too difficult to decide which one we prefer. We sat and watched Home Alone 2 at the weekend - even though everyone knows what happens, it is still funny and, importantly for a good Christmas movie, there is a happy ending and good overcomes evil.

Miracle on 34th Street, the family love to curl up together, eat chocs and indulge in cheesy nostalgia

The Grinch is always a favourite, but I prefer it when he's a bah humbug!

We all get so excited when The Wizard of Oz is on as we all love it - not a Christmas film but generally the only time of year it's on!

Christmas film has to be Elf - it's a winner with us all!

We do not have a "Christmas film" tradition but if we started one, Mary Poppins would be high on the list. The first full-length film that DC has ever watched to the end, and a firm favourite ever since.

Miracle on 34th street or the Santa Claus movies

got to be Trading Places with Eddie murphy, classic, hilarious, comforting xmas film :)

We watch 'The snowman' every Christmas Eve as a family. Magical.

Sound of Music.Love to bits!

Home Alone! As a kid I had the biggest crush on Macaulay Culkin Still love those films 20+ years on.

Closely followed by Love Actually.

I love the animated Christmas Carol film.

Thanks for all the comments - winner of the £300 voucher is NerrSnerr