Here are the 17 classic Christmas movies millennials should definitely watch (other than It’s a Wonderful Life).
, consider the alternatives: You’re likely well versed in Frank Capra’s simultaneously macabre and feel-good wintertime flick, and Hollywood’s golden age oeuvre is filled with Christmastime tales for kids from 1 to 92. Why not try something a little different? Don’t worry! Much like Henry Travers’s guardian angel, we won’t lead you astray.
Here, our favorites for the holiday season:, which stars Ralph Richardson and Celia Johnson, and focuses on the widespread Gregory family as they gather at their Norfolk home to celebrate Christmas together. Tensions quickly arise, but there’s no amount of family drama that the magic of Christmas can’t cure .may have been made more than five decades ago, but it’s still hard to top as one of the best animated Christmas movies of all time.
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