It's the season of Advent and everything is fast approaching Christmas. If you want to brighten up your December evenings with Christmas movies, there are quite a few to choose from. We have ranked them according to how users of the ČSFD platform rate them, and we also add their overall rating.
Crazy Night - 68% (Netflix)
Spending Christmas with a domineering mother just because she's obnoxiously rich and you need her to "let her hair down" is solid hell in itself. But when the family is ambushed shortly before Christmas Eve price by an armed gang, whose members want the contents of the family safe for Christmas, a crisis occurs that no one could have imagined.
A Christmas Chronicle - 71% (Netflix)
A brother and sister crash Santa's sleigh and then have to save Christmas all night. Besides, Santa always knows how to deal with things.
Holidays - 74% (Netflix, Skyshowtime, Prime Video)
After a failed relationship, Hollywood trailer director Amanda longs to escape her worries and run away far away. The same is true of London journalist Iris, who has just learned that the only man in her life is engaged to someone else. Amanda decides to spend the Christmas holidays in a rented house in the English countryside, Iris will only give her her house if Amanda gives her hers in return. However, the plans for a pleasant solitude and rest somehow go awry for both abandoned women.
Home Alone 2: Lost in New York - 75% (Disney+)
It's Christmas and the McCallister family is going to Florida with Uncle Frank and his family. In the morning, he falls asleep, there is confusion, but everyone leaves for the airport. They have to run across the airport hall to catch the plane, so it happens that Kevin gets on a different plane than the others. Kevin only finds out where he is in New York and decides to enjoy himself without his family.
Winter Break - 81% (SkyShowtime)
Professor Hunham is someone no normal student would want as a teacher. He's an elderly loner who knows his way around the world of ancient literature better than he does now, and has a deep contempt for anyone who doesn't have a similar worldview. Young Angus is a student that no normal professor would want in his class. A magnet for trouble, a rebel without a cause, a destroyer and a violator of school rules. The two are stranded on a college campus over Christmas break because neither has anywhere to go.
A Stolen Christmas - 84% (Disney+)
Jack Skellington is the beloved ruler of Halloween Town, overseeing the creation of all the morbid delights, horrors, and surprises. Jack is absolutely bored with his annual routine. One day he finds himself in the neighboring Christmas Town and explores the local traditions and inhabitants to the sounds of Christmas music. He decides to kidnap Santa Claus and organize Christmas according to his own ideas. He invites his friends from the afterlife to help him and makes wonderful gifts for all the good children. He loads them on a sleigh pulled by reindeer skeletons and sets off to spread Christmas cheer. What will the children say when ghosts and werewolves deliver their gifts?
Home Alone - 86% (Disney+)
When the McCallisters go on vacation, they leave only one thing at home - and that's Kevin, their eight-year-old son. And when two inept burglars try to break into the house, Kevin must defend his home all by himself and outwit the burglars in a war he fights the only way he knows how.
Heavenly Love - 86% (Netflix)
A blockbuster hit with an all-star cast and an amazing soundtrack. Love Actually wittily reveals the emotional ups and downs during the Christmas season. Lovers and lovers, husbands and wives, fathers and sons, rock stars and their managers, they all experience not one Heavenly Love, but ten different forms of it.
Deathtrap - 90% (Disney+)
Police officer John McClane flies to Los Angeles for Christmas to see his wife Holly and children. Holly works for the Japanese company Nakatomi, whose skyscraper is currently hosting a Christmas party. But armed criminals also arrive in the building.
Beds – 91,2% (Netflix, Max(, wow)
Let's go back to the family rituals, loves and troubles that took place at the end of the 1968s in a Prague district. Gentle poetics and humorous exaggeration are characteristic of telling the life destinies of three generations of men and women in a special period of our history in XNUMX.
