The Christmas season is full of traditions, and one of the most beloved is sitting down with the family to enjoy movies that capture the magic and joy of Christmas.

Then, The sidewalk proposes a ranking with the best that the Seventh Art offered in the framework of the Christmas season.

10. "The strange world of Jack" (The nightmare before Christmas, 1993)

Directed by Henry Selick and produced by Tim Burton, This unique animated film combines the magic of Halloween and Christmas. Jack Skellington, the pumpkin king, descubre la Navidad y decide traerla a su mundo de fantasía.

9. “¡Qué bello es vivir!” (It’s a wonderful life, 1946)

Este clásico atemporal dirigido por Frank Capra sigue la historia de George Bailey (James Stewart), who, al borde de la desesperación en Nochebuena, recibe la visita de un ángel que le muestra cómo habría sido la vida sin él.

8. “El Grinch”, (The Grinch, 2000)

Dirigida por Ron Howard, esta versión cinematográfica del clásico cuento del Dr. Seuss presenta a Jim Carrey como el Grinch, a green curmudgeon with a heart two sizes too small, who tries to steal Christmas in Whoville.

7. "Really love"(Love actually, 2003)

This romantic and comedic British drama follows several characters whose lives intertwine during the Christmas season.. From love stories to touching gestures, “Love Actually” captures the diversity of the Christmas spirit.

6. “Scrooge's Ghosts” (A Christmas Carol, 1984)

The adaptation of the classic novel by Charles Dickens, “A Christmas Carol”, presents to George C. Scott as the miser Ebenezer Scrooge, who receives a visit from three ghosts on Christmas Eve to teach him the true meaning of Christmas.

5. "The polar Express" (The Polar Express, 2004)

Based on the children's book of the same name, This film directed by Robert Zemeckis follows a boy on a magical journey to Santa Claus City at the North Pole aboard a mysterious train called “The Polar Express”.

4. "My poor angel 2: “Lost in New York” (Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, 1992)

Kevin McCallister returns for another hilarious odyssey in this sequel directed again by Chris Columbus. This time, Kevin is in New York, facing the evildoers Harry and Marv again in the city that never sleeps.

3. “Elf: “The elf” (Elf, 2003)

Buddy (Will Ferrell), a human raised by elves at the North Pole, He travels to New York in search of his true identity. This comedy full of laughter and Christmas spirit is a delight for the whole family.

2. “The promised gift” (Jingle all the way, 1996)

The plot follows a father, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, in your desperate search for the hottest toy of the season for your child on Christmas Eve.

1. My poor angel (Home Alone, 1990)

In this iconic Christmas comedy directed by Chris Columbus, Kevin McCallister (played by Macaulay Culkin) He embarks on an epic adventure when he is accidentally left behind by his family during the holidays.. The house becomes a fortress as Kevin confronts thieves with clever traps.. A charming story that has left its mark on the hearts of millions.

Bonus: "Hard to Kill" (Die hard, 1988)

This action film directed by John McTiernan may be better known for its festive setting than its Christmas plot, That's why it's left off the list.. Bruce Willis interpreta a John McClane, a cop who finds himself at a Christmas party that quickly turns into a fight for survival.