Christmas movies we never tire of watching (and where to find them)

Some films are so closely tied to the time of year to which they are dedicated that it is impossible to perceive them as distinct and separate entities. This is especially true for Christmas movies, those whose lines we know by heart but that we never tire of reviewing, at the cost of going to find them among the various platforms to rediscover the magic of the first viewing, trying to remember how old we were when television and cinema gave us back for the first time that timeless masterpiece.

The list of perfect titles for the Christmas period is very long, ranging from classicons like An armchair for two, which will return, as usual, on December 24 on Italia 1 (for those who do not want to wait, it is also available on Sky and TimVision) to comedies available on all platforms, from Netflix to Prime Video, such as Love Actually. And if you find more particular films like Relatives Serpents, one of the most beautiful by Mario Monicelli, is a difficult if not impossible task, we can always console ourselves with those films that television re-proposes with a certain ease during the holidays such Mom I missed the plane e Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (also, here, if the wait is too long, you can retrieve them on Disney + and Netflix).

Same goes for Gone With the Wind, Gremlins and naturally, The Grinch, almost all included in the television schedule and available at the same time on digital platforms. In short, Christmas warms the heart and allows us to embark on the time machine of our memories making us magically feel no longer alone. An extraordinary faculty that the world of cinema manages to give back without asking for anything in return, traveling through the dark atmospheres of Edward scissor hands (if you want to find out what snow has to do with scissors the answer is all there) and the sugary ones of Miracle on 34th Street.

Browse the gallery above to discover all the Christmas movies that we never tire of watching >>