Top 10 CHRISTMAS MOVIES!

Mix Up Theatre (Stewart)
Dec 11, 2021
2 min read

Updated: Dec 16, 2025

Vote for your favourite Christmas movie!

Here's our Top 10. How do you rate them?

The TOP 10 Movies for CHRISTMAS:

1. The Abominable Snowbaby (2021)

2. Home Alone (1990)

Jan (Age 11) - ★★★★1/2

"A brilliant family movie! The highlights of this movie for me were; Kevin shoplifting, Kevin getting pizza, Kevins first encounter with the wet bandits, Kevins fight back against the wet bandits (his second encounter with the wet bandits), and Kevin's family reunion. My favourite character as might have guessed is Kevin, because he was funny and adventurous all at the same time. My favourite part of the film was Kevin first realising that he was home alone. I will watch Home Alone 2 soon so I hope that it's just as good as Home Alone (1) or better!"

3. The Snowman (1982)

4. The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)

Olivia (Age 13) - ★★★★★

Reviewed at The Muppet Christmas Carol in Concert

"Oh my gosh The muppets Christmas Carol with a live orchestra is one of the most unreal experiences ever! The bands music is so out of this world it's hard to decide whether to focus on the movie or them!

The movie itself is displayed on a big projector screen with amazing sound and subtitles so inclusive for all.

Just after the interval it has a little message from Kermit and Fozzie which I thought was the perfect touch to an already spectacular event.

It was an emotional rollercoaster, laughing, crying and smiling when people noticed my Miss. Piggy doll! 🤣

The orchestra really just made it 100000x better, they're all so talented it's absolutely amazing. 10/10 definitely recommend! (They also have muppets merch :)"

5. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)

Stewart - ★★★★★

'A fantastic start to the series, really conveys the magic of the book very well and what a cast! It's maybe a little overlong but when there's so much to pack in from J.K. Rowling's story then it's forgivable. Great film.'

6. Arthur Christmas (2011)

7 . Elf (2003)

8. Edward Scissorhands (1990)

Daniel (Age 11) - ★★★★

'This was very different from the sort of movie I would normally watch but it was a really interesting story and funny too. I liked how the character was introduced in a creative way and I think there was an important message about supporting people who are different. I liked Johnny Depp's performance, although he doesn't say much we feel a lot of sympathy for the character through his facial expressions and body language. I recommend this film."

9. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)