The holiday spirit is palpable across Georgia as families and friends come together to celebrate the festive season. With Christmas just around the corner, many Georgians are turning to classic films like “Elf” and “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” along with a staple of the season: Hallmark Christmas movies.
Recent rankings by Variety have identified the top 25 Hallmark Christmas films, making it easier for fans to curate their holiday viewing. Here’s a look at the rankings with accessible streaming options for your marathon.
Starting with the list, “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” takes the 25th spot, telling the story of a single mother who falls for a Christmas skeptic. The movie can be streamed for free on platforms like Fubo and Hallmark+, or rented on Amazon for $2.
Next is “Christmas in Vienna,” where a concert violinist finds love and inspiration in Vienna, available for free streaming with ads on the Roku Channel and other services for a small fee on various on-demand platforms.
In the 23rd spot, “Snow Bride” follows a tabloid reporter vying for an exclusive story and is easy to access through Hallmark+ or for a small cost on Amazon.
“The Christmas Train,” at number 22, features a cynical journalist forced to take a train to reach his family for the holidays. It’s available with ads on Pluto TV and Tubi, making it accessible during the season.
Other notable mentions include “The Christmas House” (21), where family dynamics take center stage, and “Christmas Waltz” (20), where a woman learns to embrace Christmas despite a breakup. Both are available on Hallmark+ and rented for minimal fees on services like Amazon.
As the list continues, “Christmas Town” (19) and “Write Before Christmas” (18) delve into heartfelt narratives about connection and memories, accessible for free on multiple platforms.
The versatility of the movies is showcased up to the top selection, “An Unexpected Christmas,” where the story of a speechwriter’s fake relationship turns into a journey of rekindled feelings. This film, along with others on the list, can be streamed freely on platforms such as Hallmark+, Philo, and more for those wanting to dive into holiday cheer.
For avid Hallmark fans, subscribing to Hallmark+ is a tempting option, providing access to a treasure trove of holiday films alongside added perks like eCards and special discounts. With a one-week free trial and affordable monthly or yearly plans, fans can secure their streaming needs for the season.
Georgia’s holiday landscape is undoubtedly brightened by these cinematic delights, ensuring that this season is filled with love, laughter, and the warmth of Christmas spirit.
