Which NOW TV movie gets your vote this Christmas? Chance to win £300 NOW CLOSED

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The team at NOW TV would love to know which - from their list of movies available this Christmas - gets your vote and why.

NOW TV say “With NOW TV, we have a host of family movies lined up for the festive period - there should be something to keep everyone entertained!”

NOW TV family list: All I Want For Christmas - Almost Christmas - Bad Santa - Batman Returns - Beauty and the Beast - Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas - Christmas With The Kranks - Disney's A Christmas Carol - Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them - Fred Claus - Frozen - Get Santa - Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 - Hidden Figures - Home Alone 2 - Home Alone 3 - I'll Be Home For Christmas - It's A Wonderful Life - Love Actually - Olaf's Frozen Adventure - One Magic Christmas - Prancer - Santa Claus 3 - Scrooged - Snow Day - Sound of Music - The Grinch - The Lego Batman Movie - The Magic Reindeer - The Muppet Christmas Carol - The Nativity Story - The Nightmare Before Christmas - The Polar Express - The Swan Princess Christmas - The Three Dogateers - This Christmas - Trading Places - Trapped in Paradise - White Christmas

Add your number one choice and why below and you will be entered into a prize draw where one person will win a £300 voucher for their store of choice - from a list.

Thanks and good luck
MNHQ

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Think you're posting in the wrong place @Ts174 but yes, it looks positive to me!

The Muppet Christmas Carol because it conveys the message of giving and caring at Christmas in an entertaining way which keeps the children engage.

It would have to be Trading Places. Perhaps I'm revealing my age, but this really reminds me of my childhood. It's so funny and I remember when the used to repeat it on TV at Christmas.

Home Alone 2. It's something i remember from Childhood and i like to educate them on the things i grew up with. They enjoyed the 1st one, pretty sure they will like this too.

Think they have a few years to go until we reach Bad Santa.

Disney's A Christmas Carol gets my vote :)

All I Want forChristmas - I loved it as a teen!

From your list, Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them as it's fantasy story which isn't too sacharrine like lots of xmas films..

Definitely The Grinch for us. It's just such a great watch for the children and grown up alike, never fails to get even my (rather grinch-like) husband in the festive spirit!

The Muppet Christmas Carol! Always reminds me of Christmas when I was younger and watching it with my DB and DSIS

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2, as I have been waiting for this to come on Now TV! I’m desperate to watch it!

The Grinch always

It's A Wonderful Life

Olaf's Frozen Christmas - DD1 watched it at the cinema and loved it - it has renewed her love of Frozen. We would have a Frozen fest and watch all three back to back.

The Muppets Christmas Carol!

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 it's a great action adventure!

Frozen, always great for us all to sit together and watch something we all enjoy

Love the Muppet Christmas Carol!!

In our house the number one christmas film is definitely The Grinch. Ds and I both love it.
(For me it's Die hard 😂 but that's not on the list).

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: because it would be new to us and have heard good reports. Always like a "new" film at Christmas, though there are plenty of favourite ones that still give pleasure to rewatch also on the list, especially It's A Wonderful Life and Muppet's Christmas Carol.

The Polar Express, because Tom Hanks 😍

I haven't seen quite a few of the movies in that list, will definitely be checking them out this Christmas.

The Muppet Christmas Carol.
We all absolutely love this film, so funny.

I love Love Actually, but the one we can't wait to watch together is Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them. We're all huge Harry Potter fans and love this prequel.

Tough choice between "It's a wonderful life" and "The sound of music". I love the sound of music but wouldn't really class it as a Christmas film. I would say "It's a Wonderful Life" as it really makes you thankful and appreciative of what you do have.

A Muppet Chrismas Carol: it's a part of our family's Christmas traditions to watch it on Christmas Eve and sing along (badly!)