Share the films you’re looking forward to watching with the family this winter - £200 voucher to be won

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Whether it’s a Christmas classic or a recently released blockbuster, we want to know what films you’ll be watching at home with the family this winter.

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“With so much out there to choose from these days, it can be tough to decide what to cuddle-up and download on a cold December night when the kids are finally in bed, or what DVD to add to the big-shop for your next family film night. The latest research shows that personal recommendations are the reason 83% of people give for picking their next film or TV show to buy or rent, which is why Mumsnet is the perfect place to help you choose what to watch from now until Christmas!”

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Nativity films and Indiana Jones and the last crusade.

The new Spielberg, West Side Story has had brilliant reviews. I'm so looking forward to it.

I can’t wait to see the new Ghostbusters film 😁

But I also love a bit of Trading Places, Elf ( obviously ) and also Muppet Christmas Carol which has to go on Christmas Eve. Kids don’t even watch it - it’s just for me because I remember it coming out when I was little and after seeing it for that first time I actually read the book by Dickens 😁

We want to watch Kingsman having recently watched the first two. Very excited to watch it on the big screen.

The new Westside Story film. 😊

Elf for us!

Can't beat 'Nativity' and Love Actually.

It's a Wonderful Life (keep hoping DD will love it too)

The Santa Clause, well my kids are 4 and a baby so they won't really be interested it's for me really

Not out till January, but can't wait for Kenneth Branagh's Belfast. Has some really good reviews and has Oscar Buzz around it.

Stars Dame Judi Dench, Ciran Hinds, Caitriona Balfe and Jamire Dornan. The little boy Jude Hill is said to be exceptional.

Little Women, a classic, and there are so many different versions to enjoy! It's not really a festive film but Christmas plays a significant part!

I was waiting to make sure others had put more than one as I can't choose. I love A Christmas Carol, don't really mind which version although I confess that I am particularly fond of the one with Ross Kemp in.
Also love Christmas on 34th street and a very old one that apparently most people don't rate but it is called The Christmas Tree. I last saw this one at least 40 odd years ago.

Sorry, just realised that my second choice is not Christmas but
Miracle on 34th street.

Already watched Home Alone and Home Alone 2. Will watch Die Hard and Love Actually

Jack Frost. It’s my ultimate favourite Christmas film & such a classic! I cry every time but I just love it ❤️☃️

Our newborn will be introduced to Elf, the Grinch and Home Alone!

Jack Friost
Mary Poppins
The Snowman

The Grinch
Home Alone

I can't wait to watch Arthur Christmas as a family. This year my son will be old enough to sit through and enjoy it. I think he will be really excited and it should help maintain that Christmas magic. We are saving it for closer to Christmas when school has broken up.
We will also be watching The Muppets Family Cristmas. It was a favourite in both mine and my husbands families growing up and our eldest loves it. We have a baby as well and I think he will really like the songs.

Miracle on 34th Street, I watch it whilst wrapping gifts and writing cards

Home alone and A Christmas Carol and anything with The Muppets!

Muppet Christmas Carol and Shazam here.

Elf!!!

We are looking forward to watching Robin Robin, the new Aardman musical on Netflix, all together. My girls loved the Wallace and Gromit films growing up and, despite now being in their teens, they are excited about a new animation and are ‘saving’ it for Boxing Day!

We've previously watched the Julia Donaldson stories and The Snowman. I don't think the children are old enough for a lot of the films listed above - I feel like we are in a gap between the baby stuff and the slightly older stuff.