THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – RICHIE RICH 2 (1998)

 

After getting blamed for spoiling Christmas, hurting his butler Cadbury (Keene Curtis) and depriving the orphans of their Christmas Presents Richie Rich (David Gallagher), the richest kid in the world, wishes he'd never been born. Unfortunately, the wishing machine invented by Professor Keenbean (Eugene Levy) transports him to a parallel world where even his parents (Martin Mull and Lesley Ann Warren) don’t recognize him.

To make matters worse the real culprit for the Christmas debacle, Reggie Van Dough (Jake Richardson) now runs the town, so now his only hope is to find Professor Keenbean and the wishing machine so he can wish things back to how they were before.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – COMING OUT FOR CHRISTMAS (2023)

 

Monet (Chanell Williams) has been pressured by her family to bring her new “boyfriend” home for Christmas, which seems reasonable, but she panics, because the family are unaware of the truth about her new love interest.

Because her new “boyfriend” happens to be her girlfriend, Deane (Milon V. Parker) who is eager to meet her girlfriend’s family, so she agrees to disguise herself as a man, DJ, hoping to gain the family's acceptance.

What could possibly go wrong?

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS DELIVERY GUY (2024)

 

After Julien (Tom Leeb) is released from prison he gets a job as a deliveryman and is granted custody of his children Alice and Théo (Romane Libert and Ruben da Silva) on Christmas Eve.

However, his boss demands he works his shift that night or risk losing his job.

Faced with the ultimatum he has no choice but promises his children he will return before midnight.

On his route he encounters criminal acquaintances from his past and he is blackmailed into driving him to a series of break-ins.

So will he manage to outsmart his blackmailer, make his important Christmas deliveries and get home to the children in time for Christmas.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – RICHIE RICH: A CHRISTMAS STORY (1998)

 

After getting blamed for spoiling Christmas, hurting his butler Cadbury (Keene Curtis) and depriving the orphans of their Christmas Presents Richie Rich (David Gallagher), the richest kid in the world, wishes he'd never been born. Unfortunately, the wishing machine invented by Professor Keenbean (Eugene Levy) transports him to a parallel world where even his parents (Martin Mull and Lesley Ann Warren) don’t recognize him.

To make matters worse the real culprit for the Christmas debacle, Reggie Van Dough (Jake Richardson) now runs the town, so now his only hope is to find Professor Keenbean and the wishing machine so he can wish things back to how they were before.

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – HOMELESS FOR THE HOLIDAYS (2009)

 

Jack Baker (Matt Moore) is a self-made executive living an upper-middle-class life, who due to a wrongful accusation by a colleague, suddenly loses his job.

So, he must reevaluate his life and priorities during in the run up to Christmas.

Struggling to make ends meet with bills piling up, he has to take a humiliating job at a burger restaurant.

With his family facing the risk of losing everything before Christmas Jack has to learn the value of family, faith, and compassion.

Also starring Crystal Dewitt-Hinkle, Cole Brandenberger and Gabrielle Phillips. 

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – CHRISTMAS COMING OUT (2021)

A young gay man, Patrick (Ford Nelson) is taken by surprise when an action figure from his Christmas past, Courage (Tyler Horn) comes to life in order to help him find the courage he needs to come out to his Mom and Dad (Katryn Schmidt and Timothy McKinney).

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER – GRUMPY OLD SANTA (2023)

 

The story centres around the annual fundraising Grumpy Old Santa Bowling Tournament in Hallsville, Texas, over a number of years, and in particular Nic Monts (Glenn Morshower).

After finishing second to his arch nemesis Spike (Gary Valentine) his wife of thirty years Penny (Kimberly Gail Williams), suffering empty nest syndrome walks out on him and files for divorce.

Over the next two years his best friend Kris Walters (Kevin P. Farley) and his wife Julie (Dodie Brown) and his daughter Maddie (Brooke Lyons) help him navigate the complexities of life after Penny, especially the dating game.

The tournament helps him reconnect with loved ones, face up old rivals, and kindle a new romance with Mikes sister Sandy (Kara Rainer) and he ultimately finds joy.