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Don’t forget the Christmas cookies and it will be the ultimate holiday movie night.
One of the merriest parts of the holiday season is watching an endless amount of Christmas movies under the glow of the lights on the Christmas tree while sipping on hot chocolate.
There is no better feeling than being home for the holidays, and there are certainly enough Christmas movies to keep you booked and busy throughout festive break. While the Christmas classics are great, sometimes you want a festive film that just speaks to you.
Whether you are looking for a new holiday rom-com on Netflix or want to tune into some high school drama, there are tons of Christmas movies for teens to stream in an instant.
Much like finding the perfect present, teen movies bring an instant smile to our face with their heartwarming storylines and relatable lessons about life and love.
Here are the best Christmas movies for teens to watch with your besties while you write out your Christmas wishlists.
1: Unaccompanied Minors
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If you’re ready for some Christmas comedy, then you’ll love Unaccompanied Minors. It’s about a group of kids who get stuck at the airport without their parents on Christmas Eve thanks to a blizzard. The kids, who are wildly different from one another, end up creating hilarious chaos for an uptight airport official and his assistant.
2: Let It Snow
When a snowstorm hits a small town on Christmas Eve, the friendships and love lives of several high school students become intertwined. Let It Snow is a rom-com that’ll definitely make you laugh and say “awww” a time or two.
3: Elf
The humour of this classic makes it a perfect Christmas movie for teens. It follows a child-like man named Buddy who was mistakenly sent to the North Pole and raised among Santa’s elves. Now, he’s on a mission to find his real dad and build a relationship with him, no matter how awkward the process might be.
4: Holiday Rush
Christmas is right around the corner and Rush, a widowed father of four, is fired from his radio DJ job. He’s determined to get back on the airwaves, but having to scale back on their lavish lifestyle in the meantime, the whole family must move in with their aunt.
5: How the Grinch Stole Christmas
This classic is the perfect holiday movie for the whole family, but the Grinch’s jokes will have teens rolling on the floor. The Grinch is a rude, bitter creature who hates Christmas and wants to ruin it for everyone else. But little does he know the sweet Cindy Lou Who is about to derail all his plans.
6: Home Alone
Home Alone is on the list simply because it’s one of the best Christmas movies of all time. When Kevin’s parents mistakenly leave him at home as they head out to the airport, his wish that he had no family kind of comes true.
But being home alone isn’t as fun when two con men are trying to rob your house. Now, Kevin’s determined to (hilariously) defend his home.Youth Interactive Writer
Don’t forget the Christmas cookies and it will be the ultimate holiday movie night.
One of the merriest parts of the holiday season is watching an endless amount of Christmas movies under the glow of the lights on the Christmas tree while sipping on hot chocolate.
There is no better feeling than being home for the holidays, and there are certainly enough Christmas movies to keep you booked and busy throughout festive break. While the Christmas classics are great, sometimes you want a festive film that just speaks to you.
Whether you are looking for a new holiday rom-com on Netflix or want to tune into some high school drama, there are tons of Christmas movies for teens to stream in an instant.
Much like finding the perfect present, teen movies bring an instant smile to our face with their heartwarming storylines and relatable lessons about life and love.
Here are the best Christmas movies for teens to watch with your besties while you write out your Christmas wishlists.
daniel chigunwe
