Elf definitely

It has to be The Holiday!

Selfish Giant by Oscar Wilde and miracle on 32nd street Black and White version

Meet me in St Louis

Elf to make me laugh, and It's a Wonderful Life to make me cry and realise what I've got

Home Alone 1 an 2.

Bad Santa.

It's a Wonderful World is my favourite---corny and dated perhaps but it never fails to stop me being an exhausted,cynical grinch.

Definitely The Snowman!

Tim Burtons Nightmare Before Christmas?

It's got to be Home Alone 2!

With The Grinch close behind...

Chevy Chase in Christmas Vacation - laugh everytime.

Come on - what about The Sound of Music!!!????

It's a Wonderful Life takes no 1, but my list of fav Christmas films is so long I'd be typing all night if I had to name them all. One question though, many people have named 'The Holiday' but I've never heard of it, can anyone tell me about it (who's in it, when was it made etc) as I'm really surprised I haven't come across it before.

Thanks Laura Ford-Thomas, I don't know how this one passed me by, though life was pretty hectic round about that time. I'll have to track down a copy and watch it

Bad Santa! Even looking forward to seeing the sequel.

Some of our favourites in the office are:

- The Holiday
- Miracle on 34th Street
- Elf
- A Christmas Tale
- Home Alone

"Bell, Book and Candle" has beautiful scenes of New York City at Christmas; it's one of my favorite movies, and it always seems Christmas-y to me. And of course I love "A Christmas Story," "Miracle on 34th Street," "The Snowman," and for uncontrollable laughter every time, "Home Alone."

Has to be Elf! So funny

National Lampoons Christmas Vacation always cracks me up, I watch it every Christmas Eve

I watch The Holiday at any time of the year :) Elf and Home Alone definitely get watched as do some of the classics and I'm going to add Bridget Jones to the list. I don't know how the Bishop's Wife has passed me by as I love Cary Grant (I normally insist that my husband leaves me alone on a day to blub in private over An Affair to Remember!). I'm sure it does me good as I'm not normally a teary person!

It's tough to pick but Scrooge, Home Alone, and the Grinch are my favourite!

Elf!

Has to be It's a Wonderful Life. We've watched it every year for 40 at least, much to my childrens disgust, but last year my daughter really got it for the first time, so maybe this means you have to be a grown-up to fully understand what is so wonderful about it. A film that really makes you value what you have and realise that how you live is much more important than all the riches in the world.

A Christmas Story! Doesn't get much traction over here in the UK but growing up in the US, it was a classic. The leg lamp. . .come on, designers! :)

The Holiday definitely

The Family Stone, its almost become a Christmas tradition to watch this.