Christmas movies available to rent on Amazon Prime

The countdown to Christmas is finally here and Jack Frost is picking your nose. What better way to celebrate than curling up in front of the TV with your favorite blanket, cookies in the oven, and your family by your side? Amazon Prime Video has holiday classics for everyone.

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Here are the 20 best Christmas movies for families to stream or rent on Prime.

“Home Alone”

toy car. tarantula. Flying iron. These are just some of the items your 8-year-old will need when protecting your home over Christmas. Kevin (Macaulay Culkin) is accidentally left home by his family while on vacation, and at first he embraces his new freedom, but then two robbers (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) rob his home. Discover what you are planning.

“Home Alone 2”

As you might have guessed, Kevin is stuck alone (again), this time in the Big Apple.

While the McAllister family goes on vacation to Florida, Kevin loses sight of his father and boards a plane to New York. Still, the quick-witted boy snuck into a room in the plaza and lay there until it was time to go home. When he discovers that the Stick Bandits (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) are on the loose, he comes up with a new way to protect himself and the friends he makes along the way.

“Family Stone”

“The Family Stone” is a star-studded film about straight-laced Meredith Morton (Sarah Jessica Parker) as she meets her boyfriend’s (Dermot Mulroney) not-so-welcoming family. Realizing she is an anomaly, Meredith calls her sister (Claire Danes) to back her up, which leads to an unexpected twist.

“How the Grinch Stole Christmas”

How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a live-action film based on the Dr. Seuss book starring Jim Carrey as a grumpy green outcast living atop Whoville. Tired of hearing the cheers of the nearby town, the Grinch plans to steal Christmas presents to end Christmas once and for all. When he befriends Little Cindy Lou Who (Taylor Momsen), who surprisingly steals his heart, his evil plans quickly take a turn.

“holiday”

While on vacation, 6,000 miles apart, two ill-fated women decide they need a change of scenery. Iris (Kate Winslet) and Amanda (Cameron Diaz) impulsively swap homes, one in Los Angeles and the other in rural England, without ever having met in person. Masu. Shortly after arriving, they unexpectedly strike up a romance with two local girlfriends and begin to wonder if they should ever return home.

“Polar Express”

On Christmas Eve, a troubled boy who can’t believe in Santa boards a magical train bound for the North Pole. During his journey, he meets several other children who, like him, are determined to prove that this big man is as real as everyone says.

“The Nightmare Before Christmas”

The Nightmare Before Christmas features Jack Skellington, the pumpkin king who loves scary things. One day, Skellington gets bored with his annual plans and wanders into Christmas Town, where he becomes fascinated with the concept of Christmas and tries to bring it to Halloween Town as well. In true Skellington fashion, he plans to kidnap Santa and take over Christmas, but he soon realizes that his version may not have been the best.

“frozen”

With the kingdom frozen by her younger sister, the Snow Queen, Anna (Kristen Bell) teams up with Kristoff (Jonathan Groff) and new snowy friend Olaf (Josh Gad) to save the children’s (and you) gift. A hit musical tries to save the day. “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” is a song you’ll want to sing along to over and over again.

Griswald is back! Chevy Chase plays Clark Griswold, everyone’s favorite eccentric father who wants a perfect Christmas when he learns he’s going to get a holiday bonus. Clark’s plans are quickly derailed when his wayward cousin brings the family in a camper. To make matters worse, Clark learns that the Christmas bonus is actually a coupon.

“Bad Mom’s Christmas”

“A Bad Moms Christmas” follows three mothers who are fed up with the stress of preparing for Christmas. Just when the trio decides to have a “simple” vacation, they each receive an unexpected visit from their loving but suffocating mothers.

“fairy”

Will Ferrell stars as Buddy, a human raised by elves who struggles to fit in with his shorter peers. As she grows up, Buddy develops a relationship with her birth father, and she decides to head to the Big Apple to learn more about where she comes from. Buddy discovers to his surprise that not only does his father have another family, but he is also on Santa’s naughty list.

“Four Christmases”

Vince Vaughn and Reese Witherspoon play Brad and Kate. This unmarried couple plans an exotic vacation every year instead of spending time with their dysfunctional family. How do they get out of there? Of course I lied. That is, until their plans fall apart and they are forced to travel to a family holiday party of four.

“Christmas carol”

“A Christmas Carol” is a British version of Charles Dickens’ classic play, starring George C. Scott as Ebenezer Scrooge, a grumpy businessman who hates Christmas as much as he enjoys making money. On Christmas Eve, Scrooge is awakened by three spirits. Scrooge takes him on a journey through the past, present, and future to convince him to change his bitter ways.

“White Christmas”

This 1954 classic musical starring Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye follows two singing brothers as they prepare for a Christmas show at a rural Vermont lodge. Upon arriving, they meet an old friend and owner of a local inn and learn that the business is in trouble. During their stay, they meet two talented sisters who work together to not only help their unfortunate friend, but also spark a romance in the process.

“Dolph the Red Nosed Reindeer”

In Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Sam the Snowman (Burl Ives) tells the story of Rudolph, the famous reindeer whose glowing nose guided Santa’s sleigh through a terrible Christmas Eve storm.

“Madea Christmas”

“A Madea Christmas” follows Madea Simmons (Tyler Perry) as she and her niece accompany her estranged daughter on a surprise visit during the holidays. The real surprise is that not only is her daughter married, but she also lives on a farm with her husband’s cheerful parents (played by Kathy Najimy and Larry the Cable Guy). That’s when they both found out.

“Crank’s Christmas”

In “Christmas with the Kranks,” empty nesters Luther (Tim Allen) and Nora Krank (Jamie Lee Curtis) choose to “skip Christmas” this year and take a Caribbean cruise instead. , is ostracized by his holiday-obsessed neighbors. While preparing for the trip, her daughter decides to return to Japan and they decide to celebrate at the last minute.

“Die Hard”

There’s been a debate for nearly 30 years about whether Die Hard qualifies as a Christmas movie (we’ll leave it to you to decide). In this action-packed classic, Christmas Eve has arrived and NYPD Officer John McClane (Bruce Willis) is visiting his family, who have been separated for the holidays. That was until a group of terrorists took over the building during his wife’s Christmas party. Naturally, McClane wants to save his wife and make it home alive in time to open her presents.

“Perfect holiday”

All Nancy (Gabriel Union), a single mother of three, wants for Christmas is the perfect man. After hearing her daughter complaining about her to her friends, her daughter asks her department store Santa (Morris Chestnut) to grant her wish.

“Jingle All the Way”

In this 1996 film, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays Howard Langston, a workaholic father who wants to get back to spending time with his wife and son. When Howard makes an almost impossible promise to get the season’s coolest (and sold out) toy, he meets another father (played by Sinbad) who is desperate to find the same toy. Over time, the dads work together to find the toy and learn why waiting until the last moment isn’t always the best idea.