THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE ROOF TOP CHRISTMAS TREE (2016)

 

This heart-warming Christmas movie is inspired by a true story and will restore your faith in miracles.

Every Christmas, Dale Landis (Tim Reid) places a tree on the roof of his house, which he has done for many years, but in recent years he has ended up in court as a result.

None of his neighbours or anyone else in the small town knows why he continues the practice, but idealistic attorney, Sarah Wright (Michelle Morgan) is determined to give her neighbour Mr. Landis his Christmas wish and keep him out of jail.

Former mentor Judge Conner (Roger Dunn) has different ideas when he puts Sarah and an aggressive prosecutor John Keaton (Stephen Huszar) together to figure out the mystery behind the rooftop Christmas tree. The two must come together to find a solution and in the end find out more, not only about Mr. Landis, but about each other.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS AT PLUMHILL MANOR (2024)

 

Successful New York City architect Margot Stone (Maria Menounos) is on the verge of becoming a partner when she finds out that she has inherited an English Country Manor, in the town of Plumhill, from her Aunt Victoria, who she didn’t know.

The inheritance is conditional upon her staying at the Manor for 7 days, after which she can decide whether or not she wants to sell.

From the moment she is met at the airport by “Jack of all trades”

Jackie Bonohnan (Caroline Colomei) she is forced to embrace the local Christmas traditions and finds love with Alfie Bailey (Kyle Pryor) which makes her reevaluate her life choices.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – BERNARD AND THE GENIE (1991)

 

After he is fired by his greedy boss Charles Pinkworth (Rowan Atkinson) mild-mannered art-buyer Bernard Bottle (Alan Cumming) is dumped by his girlfriend after he discovers she’s been sleeping with his best friend.

After she leaves their home, she takes everything apart from a small amount of furniture and an ornate antique lamp.

When he begins to clean the lamp, he discovers a Josephus the Genie (Lenny Henry) inside who had been imprisoned there by a Wizard (John Gabriel).

Bernard introduces him to the modern world and Josephus grants him unlimited wishes.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – LOOKING FOR HER (2022)

 

After three years of not going home for Christmas because of her sexuality Taylor (Olivia Buckle)  has been invited home for the holidays and her family is finally ready to meet her girlfriend Jess (Allie Spetalnick) the only problem is that Jess isn't her girlfriend anymore.

So Taylor has to hold open auditions for someone to play the part of her girlfriend for the holidays.

After a succession of unsuitable candidates an out of work actress and unemployed barista Olive (Alexandra Swarens) get the gig after responding to a personal ad and they drive to meet Taylor’s parents Marge and Frank (Michelle Hakala Wolf and Robert Artz).

But before the year is out, they aren’t pretending anymore.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – BERNARD AND THE GENIE (2023)

 

After he is fired by his greedy boss Mr Flaxman (Alan Cumming) mild-mannered art-buyer Bernard Bottle (Paapa Essiedu) is dumped by his wife Julie (Denée Benton) after he misses their daughter Eve’s (Jordyn McIntosh) birthday.

He had bought an antique box for Eve and when he begins to clean the dust of the box, he discovers a Genie, Flora (Melissa McCarthy) inside.

Bernard introduces her to the modern world and Flora grants him unlimited wishes.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – GENIE (2023)

 

After he is fired by his greedy boss Mr Flaxman (Alan Cumming) mild-mannered art-buyer Bernard Bottle (Paapa Essiedu) is dumped by his wife Julie (Denée Benton) after he misses their daughter Eve’s (Jordyn McIntosh) birthday.

He had bought an antique box for Eve and when he begins to clean the dust of the box, he discovers a Genie, Flora (Melissa McCarthy) inside.

Bernard introduces her to the modern world and Flora grants him unlimited wishes.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – THE AGE OF TONY (2021)

 

Successful nightclub manager and local celebrity Anthony “Tony” Towers (Michael Sheen) is engaged to his girlfriend Sue Taylor (Nathalie Emmanuel) and on Christmas Eve 1985 they are travelling from London to Nottingham for a family reunion with his brother Roger (Cary Elwes).

However when he steps into the next carriage towards the engine, he finds himself in 1995 and finds that in the future he has lost everything.

So it seems that he is transported 10 years forwards or backwards depending on the direction he moves in.

It also becomes clear that he can also change the past or the future of anyone aboard the train.

But will he make things better or worse?