THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS AT GRACELAND (2018)

 

Laurel (Kellie Pickler) was born and bred in Memphis but is based in Chicago working for a bank as a business executive.

However she returns to her hometown with her daughter Emma (Claire Elizabeth Green) in time for Christmas as her boss (Ned Vaughn) sends her to Memphis to secure the takeover of one of the city's oldest family-owned banks.

While in town she reunites with old flame Clay, a local music promoter

The owner of Cypress bank, Mr Franklin (Tommy Cresswell) is reluctant to sign the deal as he is worried about redundancies, but her boss is a money man.

While in town she reunites with local music promoter and old flame Clay (Wes Brown) who she used to perform with ten years earlier.

Laurel tries to stay focused on work, but spending time with Clay reminiscing about the past, they even perform together and enjoy a holiday romance.

But when problems arise with the deal she's called back to Chicago, she has to choose whether to return or remain in Memphis and embrace her roots and secure a happy future.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A DICKENS OF A CHRISTMAS (2021)

 

Hardworking lawyer Zara (Ashley Newbrough) is haunted by Christmas memories  of her deceased brother and wants to avoid the season but is persuaded by her assistant Chloe (Kaya Coleman) to attend a Dickens themed Victorian dinner where she meets renovator Rafe (Chad Rook) and despite herself there is a connection, but they go their separate ways.

However his ghostly ancestor Aubrey (Mark Bellamy) has other ideas and plays matchmaker by giving Zara a book of Dickensian love stories which reawakens romantic feelings and opens her heart.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – UNWRAPPING CHRISTMAS: LILY'S DESTINY (2024)

 

Lily Morgan (Ashley Newbrough) runs a gift-wrapping shop with her three best friends Olivia Matheson, Mia Parker and Tina Mitchell (Cindy Busby, Kathryn Davis and Natalie Hall) and her holiday responsibilities are piling up but she still manages to secure a date with one of the town's most eligible bachelors, handsome successful local realtor Owen Mansfield (Franco Lo Presti).

However before their date she agrees to do an interview with local journalist Sean Allen (Torrance Coombs) who wants to write an article about their gift-wrapping business.

Although they didn’t know each other it turned they were at the same university at the same time, and they spent most of the time discussing that rather than the interview. The date with Owen we well enough to lead onto a second date, and because the interview wasn’t completed, she met again with Sean to answer follow-up questions regarding the article and suddenly she finds herself caught between two men, but which one will sweep her off her feet?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A SCOTTISH CHRISTMAS SECRET (2025)

 

Bestselling author Nathan McAllister (Alex Trumble) is late completing the next book in the series, which is jeopardising a lucrative movie deal, but he has hung up his quill, abandoning writing the final book in his bestselling series and is working as a ski instructor in Aviemore, Scotland.

So co-owners of Golden Bennett Publishing, Tiffany Bennett (Caprice Bourret) travels to Scotland incognito at the behest of her sister Sophie (Patsy Kensit) to get Nathan back on track.

So Tiffany heads to the picturesque Highlands posing as tourists with her mischievous nephew, Logan (Jett Bourret Comfort) and hires Nathan as their ski instructor, as they have never met, hoping to rekindle his love for writing, however as the days slip by, they grow closer and ignite a love of a different kind.

But how will he react when he discovers the truth about her?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A BRUSH WITH CHRISTMAS ROMANCE (2022)

 

Charlotte (Jillian Murray) struggles to find time to indulge her artistic endeavour’s helping her mother (Jan Skene), run the family restaurant in the town of Bayside, in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

Then the restaurant has to take on extra work for the Christmas art festival when their caterer had to withdraw, and she has even less time, so she throws out the painting she was working on for the contest.

Charlotte put it out with the trash from where it ends up in the hands of a visiting artist, Wyatt (Joseph Cannata), who sees its worth.

When he meets its mysterious creator amid all the festival's exposure, he finds her to be more than just a talented artist.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – A BRUSH WITH CHRISTMAS (2022)

 

Charlotte (Jillian Murray) struggles to find time to indulge her artistic endeavour’s helping her mother (Jan Skene), run the family restaurant in the town of Bayside, in the weeks leading up to Christmas.

Then the restaurant has to take on extra work for the Christmas art festival when their caterer had to withdraw, and she has even less time, so she throws out the painting she was working on for the contest.

Charlotte put it out with the trash from where it ends up in the hands of a visiting artist, Wyatt (Joseph Cannata), who sees its worth.

When he meets its mysterious creator amid all the festival's exposure, he finds her to be more than just a talented artist.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – GHOSTS OF CHRISTMAS ALWAYS (2022)

 

The Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, Arlene, Katherine and Roy (Lori Tan Chinn, Kim Matula and Reginald VelJohnson) spend the runup to Christmas “scrooging”.

But this year Christmas has something unusual in store for Katherine, when their assignment turns out not to be a scrooge, it is a “nice” man called Peter Baron (Ian Harding) who is about to succeed his workaholic father Robert (Christopher Innvar) as CEO of the family firm.

The trio of Ghosts soon find Peter is no scrooge, and his stingy father Robert, is a more appropriate candidate.

So they are unsure how to proceed with the task, correct Robert, or prevent Peter turning scrooge, but it turns out that true love is at stake rather than redemption.