Christmas Movies

These do not at all have to be watched in this order.

A fun way to turn this into a game:

Label popsicle sticks 1-25 and place in a cup/jar

Each night family members can take turns drawing a stick and watch the corresponding movie!!

Don’t forget to make cookies and gingerbread houses while sipping hot cocoa!

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2024/11/20 Edited to

... Read moreAs someone who grew up loving holiday films, I often find myself looking back at the gems from the early 2000s. There’s something about those movies that just screams cozy nostalgia! If you're like me and searching for '2000 Christmas movies' to add to your watch list, you're in for a treat. These films often blend heartwarming stories with a touch of modern humor, making them perfect for family viewing. One of my absolute favorites from this era that always makes it onto my Christmas Movie Checklist is Elf (2003). Will Ferrell as Buddy the Elf is just pure joy! Every year, watching him experience New York City for the first time, from the revolving doors to the spaghetti with syrup, never gets old. It’s a fantastic pick for any Christmas Watch List because it perfectly captures childlike wonder and the true spirit of Christmas. It’s a must-watch if you want to laugh out loud and feel all warm inside. Another iconic film from the 2000s that holds a special place in my heart is The Polar Express (2004). The animation was groundbreaking for its time, and the story of believing in the magic of Christmas is just so enchanting. It truly transports you to a magical world, and the message about keeping the spirit of Christmas alive resonates deeply. When I'm setting up my movie night game where we draw popsicle sticks, The Polar Express is always one I hope gets picked early! Beyond these two, the 2000s gave us other fantastic holiday flicks. Think about How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) with Jim Carrey – a live-action take on a classic that brought Dr. Seuss's world to life in a vibrant, hilarious way. Or perhaps The Santa Clause 2 (2002) and The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause (2006) if you're a fan of Tim Allen's Santa journey. These movies often become staples because they offer a fresh perspective on traditional Christmas themes while still delivering that comforting holiday feel. To make your 2000s Christmas movie marathon extra special, I highly recommend leaning into the spirit of the original article's game! Instead of a general mix, try filling your jar with only 2000s titles. Imagine the anticipation each night, wondering which nostalgic gem you'll get to re-watch. Don't forget to pair it with some classic holiday treats. There’s nothing quite like sipping hot cocoa, munching on homemade cookies, or decorating a gingerbread house while Buddy the Elf brings cheer or the Polar Express chugs along. These movies are more than just entertainment; they're an invitation to create new memories and cherish old ones, making your holiday season truly unforgettable.

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