The end of 2024 is here and there’s no better way to enjoy the rest of the year leading up to Christmas than with themed movies. Netflix offers a large collection for those who want to get into the Christmas spirit.
We have already shown this year’s Christmas releases on the platform. Now, how about we take a look at a selection of films that are still great to watch in 2024?
Read on to discover 10 great Christmas movies available on Netflix for you to enjoy until the end of the year.
The 10 best Christmas movies on Netflix in 2024
That Christmas (2024)
Released in December 2024 in the Netflix catalog, is a Christmas animation aimed at the whole family.
Based on the trilogy of children’s Christmas books by Richard Curtis, “That Christmas and other stories”, the film features a screenplay by the same author.
The animation features a series of interconnected Christmas tales, set in the city of Wellington-on-Sea.
Christmas Comes Home (2023)
For those looking for a moving film, it might be a good choice.
The plot follows retired military officer Caroline (Jill Wagner) and antique shop owner Russell (Paul Greene) who team up on a massive search.
It all begins when Russell finds a love letter and the military uniform of a WWII officer.
A True Christmas Love (2023)
Romanticism follows Bella (Danica McKellar), a boutique owner facing financial difficulties.
Her life changes when she takes on a European duke (Damon Runyan) as a client, who has lost his suitcase and needs new clothes.
A Message Before Christmas (2023)
Chiropractor Addie (Merritt Patterson) mistakenly receives a message from a lady, Nana, with whom she begins a friendship. Nana invites Addie to spend Christmas with her in Vermont.
There, Addie meets Nana’s only son, James (Trevor Donovan). Together they start a new Christmas tradition, but after three years things could change.
This is the plot of the novel .
A Christmas Waltz in Paris (2023)
A dance competition and Christmas spirit await you in romance.
In the plot, Emma (Jen Lilley), an accountant who loves to dance, quits her job to help someone else. However, her life changes when she meets Leo (Matthew Morrison), a professional dancer disillusioned with his art.
An opportunity then presents itself that brings the two together to participate in a dance competition in Paris.
Christmas on the Windmill Way (2023)
In romance Mia (Christa Taylor Brown) is shocked to learn that her family’s Dutch mill, owned for generations, has been sold.
Furthermore, she also discovers that the buyer is her ex-boyfriend (Chad Michael Murray).
The usual Christmas (2023)
Norwegian production, is inspired by a true story that happened in the family of director Petter Holmsen.
In the plot, a Norwegian (Ida Ursin-Holm) invites her Indian boyfriend (Kanan Gill) to spend Christmas with his family, which creates a huge culture shock during the holiday.
Christmas Sweethearts (2022)
With Lindsay Lohan in the lead role, follows a spoiled heiress who loses her memory after a skiing accident.
However, the accident leads her to experience great Christmas love when she is taken in by a widower who owns an inn.
Christmas in the countryside (2022)
The plot of follows the story of Janie (Jill Wagner), who returns to her hometown after the death of her great uncle. Upon his arrival he receives a great gift: the inherited family assets.
Plus, he teams up with a farmer he’s known since childhood (Cameron Mathison) to save the town’s Christmas celebration.
Christmas Helper (2022)
Combining gastronomy, Christmas atmosphere and romance, It’s another excellent tip to watch this end of the year.
The plot follows a struggling chef who agrees to prepare Christmas dinner for a local foundation.
However, she ends up falling in love with the organizer’s nephew. Daniel Lissing and Merritt Patterson star in the film.
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