Whether you prefer the US staples Home Alone and Elf or the very British Love Actually and Nativity!, there will be opportunities to indulge in some movie magic.
We take a look at the Christmas classics on the televisual menu this season.
Love Actually will be on over the Christmas period (Photo: Peter Mountain/Universal Pictures/Getty)
With a stellar cast and some iconic scenes including Hugh Grant dancing in Downing Street, it has has become a seasonal regular.
It will also be shown on Sky Cinema and Now, for those who have a subscription.
Where can I watch Elf this Christmas?
American Christmas comedy ‘Elf’ has become a go-to classic (Photo: SEAC/Warner Brothers)Will Ferrell’s Buddy the elf is everything naughty and nice about Christmas.
It is available for a fee on Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play Movie, Sky Store and for those with a NOW Sky cinema pass.
Martin Freeman stars in Nativity! (Photo: E1 Entertainment)
The action snowballs after one little white lie told by Freeman’s teacher character Paul Maddens.
And it will be on BBC Three on Saturday 21 December at 7pm as well as the BBC iPlayer.
Where can I watch Home Alone this Christmas?
Malcaulay Culkin stars in ‘Home Alone’ (Photo: SEAC/20th Century Fox)Macauley Culkin is left behind one Christmas as his family head to Paris, forcing him to fend for himself and fight off burglars.
It will also be shown on Channel 4 on Christmas Eve at 6.05pm.
What other Christmas classics can I watch on UK TV?
‘White Christmas’ is a festive film favourite from 1954 (Photo: Paramount/Getty) White Christmas – BBC 2 Christmas Eve 2.15pm, with a subscription on Amazon Prime Video and NOW and for a fee on Apple TV, Sky Store and Google Play Movie. It’s a Wonderful Life – ITV Christmas Eve 2.30pm, with a subscription on NOW and Amazon Prime Video and for a fee on Apple TV, Sky Store and Google Play Movie. Holiday – Channel 5 Sunday 22 December 6.30pm, with a subscription on Netflix, NOW, Amazon Prime Video and Sky Go and for a fee on Apple TV, Google Play Movie and Sky Store. The Snowman – it can be streamed for free on channel4.com or with a subscription on Amazon Prime Video. The Muppet Christmas Carol – it can be streamed with a subscription on Disney+ and for a fee on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movie and Sky Store. Read More Details
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