Get ready to jingle all the way! With the festive season in full swing, there's no better way to enjoy the holiday spirit than by indulging in some classic Christmas movies. Check out our ultimate Christmas watchlist below.

Klaus

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Hailed as Netflix's premier contemporary Christmas film, Klaus is an English-Spanish animated movie that tells the story of a postman in an island town in the Far North who forms an unlikely friendship with a reclusive toymaker.

Love, Actually

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Involving nine interlinked narratives, this film unfolds a few days prior to Christmas, delving into the universal theme that unites us all. The characters under scrutiny include David, the charming newly appointed British prime minister who discovers an affection for a young junior staffer; Sarah, a graphic designer whose commitment to her brother with mental health challenges adds complexity to her romantic entanglements; and Harry, a married man facing temptation from his alluring new secretary.

A California Christmas

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This film revolves around Joseph, a wealthy charmer who adopts the guise of a ranch hand to persuade Callie, a farmer, to sell her family land before Christmas. Adding to the charm, the on-screen couple is also a couple in real life!

Who Killed Santa? A Murderville Murder Mystery

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Enthusiasts of Murderville's spontaneous escapades are in for a treat with this one. Senior Detective Terry Seattle faces the challenge of unravelling the mystery behind Santa's demise. The unique twist? His co-detectives, portrayed by Jason Bateman and Maya Rudolph as themselves, join the cast without a script, navigating the investigation through improvisation.

Christmas With You

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Garnering praise for its sweetness and deemed both cute and fun, this film has amassed a dedicated following. The storyline traces the journey of pop star Angelina, who, grappling with career burnout, relocates to a small town. In this newfound setting, she not only rediscovers the joy of her work but also rekindles the will to love.

Home Alone

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Released in 1990, 'Home Alone' is an American Christmas comedy film directed by Chris Columbus and written and produced by John Hughes. Serving as the inaugural chapter  in the 'Home Alone' franchise, the movie features Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, John Heard, and Catherine O'Hara. Culkin portrays Kevin McCallister, a young boy who safeguards his suburban Chicago home against a break-in by two burglars when his family unintentionally leaves him behind during their Christmas vacation to Paris.

A Christmas Prince

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Enduring the trials of time, this film traces the journey of Amber, an undercover journalist who embarks on an international mission to investigate Prince Richard, destined to become the king. Join the adventure that unfolds with a misinterpreted prince, a royal family, and the grand tale of love.

Holidate

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Employing the timeless "let's make a deal" concept, Holidate revolves around Sloane and Jackson, who strike an agreement to be each other's plus one for every holiday throughout the year, no strings attached. As fate would have it, things don't always unfold according to the plan, do they?

The Holiday Calendar

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In this storyline, Abby, a photographer facing challenges, stumbles upon a calendar that forecasts the future, including the potential for a romantic connection.

The Princess Switch

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Bringing a holiday twist reminiscent of ‘Parent Trap’, ‘The Princess Switch’ is sure to warm your heart with its sweet, love-filled narrative. Watch as two look-alike women one a princess and the other a baker exchange roles and discover love during the Christmas season.

-Sushmita Sarkar