Best Christmas movies on Netflix, including Die Hard and Home Alone
Plus Scrooged and Black Adder

Another year, another Christmas draws near. But what festive treats will be available to watch on Netflix?
Look no further, as we have the best films available to watch this Christmas on the streaming service.
A Very Murray Christmas

Starring Bill Murray, George Clooney, Miley Cyrus, Amy Poehler, Michael Cera, among many more stars, the Netflix-original musical comedy is one of the better modern Christmas specials.
Black Adder’s A Christmas Carol
Over the years, there have been dozens of adaptations of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, Rowan Atkinson’s scrooge is definitely one of the funniest.
Black Mirror: White Christmas
If you’d perhaps rather suffer an existential crisis concerning your newly opened mobile phone, the Black Mirror Christmas special is for you.
Die Hard
The Christmas film to end all Christmas films, Bruce Willis stars as NYPD Detective John McClane in this high thrills, no spills action flick.
Home Alone
Very few Christmas films are as funny as Home Alone, the Macaulay Culkin classic that sees a young boy defending his home from pesky burglars.
Jingle All the Way
Two rival fathers fight it out for the last Turbo-Man action figure, playing off the infamous last minute rush for Buzz Lightyear figures in 1995. Of course, the film will always be remembered for Arnold Schwarzenegger’s hilarious outing as Howard.
Scrooged
Another Bill Murray flick and another adaptation of A Christmas Carol. Scrooged, though, is an absolute Christmas classic, and one to be enjoyed by all.

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