If you enjoyed the quirky holiday charm of Saving Christmas (2017), you're in for a treat! This article explores 10 similar movies and shows that capture the same festive spirit, humor, and heartwarming moments. Whether you're looking for more lighthearted Christmas fun or faith-based storytelling, these picks will keep the holiday cheer alive.

Home Alone (1990)
Description: A beloved Christmas comedy that combines family themes with slapstick humor, set against a festive holiday backdrop that has become iconic.
Fact: Macaulay Culkin was only 10 years old during filming. The house used in the movie became a popular tourist attraction and sold for $


The Santa Clause (1994)
Description: This family comedy explores themes of belief and transformation during Christmas, offering a whimsical take on Santa Claus and the magic of the holiday.
Fact: Tim Allen's casting was inspired by his stand-up comedy persona. The film's success led to two sequels, making it a holiday trilogy.


Love Actually (2003)
Description: An ensemble romantic comedy that weaves multiple love stories together during the Christmas season, capturing both the joy and melancholy of the holidays.
Fact: The famous cue card scene was entirely Hugh Grant's idea. The film's airport scenes were shot at Heathrow without closing the terminal to the public.


Elf (2003)
Description: A modern Christmas comedy that blends humor with heartfelt messages about family and the true meaning of the holiday season, creating a joyful and uplifting experience.
Fact: Will Ferrell ad-libbed many of his lines, including the famous 'Buddy the Elf' monologue. The film's snowball fight scene used real marshmallows for the snowballs.


The Polar Express (2004)
Description: A magical Christmas adventure that captures the wonder and belief in holiday miracles, appealing to both children and adults with its enchanting story and visual splendor.
Fact: The film was the first all-digital capture movie, using performance capture technology for all human characters. Tom Hanks plays six different roles in the movie.


The Family Stone (2005)
Description: A heartfelt holiday dramedy that explores family dynamics during Christmas, mixing humor with emotional moments about acceptance and love.
Fact: The entire film was shot in sequence, which is rare for movies. The house set was built on a soundstage but designed to look like a real family home.


The Holiday (2006)
Description: A romantic comedy set during the Christmas season, blending love stories with festive cheer and cozy winter settings that evoke holiday warmth.
Fact: The film's English cottage was built from scratch for the movie and later sold as a real home. Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet swapped leading roles during production.


A Christmas Carol (2009)
Description: This animated adaptation of Charles Dickens' classic tale shares a heartwarming holiday theme, focusing on redemption and the spirit of Christmas. Its family-friendly approach and festive atmosphere make it a seasonal favorite.
Fact: This version features Jim Carrey in multiple roles, using motion capture technology. It was the first Disney film released in IMAX 3D.


Arthur Christmas (2011)
Description: A fresh animated take on Santa's story, blending modern technology with traditional Christmas values in a fun, family-friendly adventure.
Fact: The film was Aardman Animations' first fully computer-animated feature. It features over


The Grinch (2018)
Description: An animated retelling of Dr. Seuss' classic story about rediscovering the joy of Christmas, featuring vibrant visuals and a message about holiday spirit.
Fact: Benedict Cumberbatch had to adjust his natural British accent to sound more American for the role. The film's animation took over three years to complete.
