With the Christmas holidays fast approaching, it’s time to get into the spirit. Disney has released a variety of films over the years, but here are 5 Christmas movies you should add to your watchlist!

Good luck, Charlie. It’s Christmas

This TV movie is based on the original sitcom Good luck, Charliehas become an integral part of the holiday for many. The film, which originally premiered in 2011, follows the Duncan family on their journey to Palm Springs for Christmas. But after Teddy (Bridget Mendler) volunteers for a later flight to prove she can be an adult, she and her mother Amy (Leigh Allyn Baker) get stranded after Amy insists on going with her. The film highlights their mother-daughter relationship and how it doesn’t matter where you are Christmas as long as you are together.

Noelle

After the passage of electricity Santa Claushis son Nick (Bill Hader) needs to step up and move on Christmas Tradition, but he’s struggling and on the verge of collapsing under pressure. His sister Noelle (Anna Kendrick), who is in full holiday spirit, suggests he take a break, but when he doesn’t come back, it’s up to her to find and save him Christmas. The film is light-hearted, entertaining and is really about supporting your family.

Christmas again?

Included Groundhog Day –inspired film, 12-year-old Rowena (Scarlett Estevez) experiences itself again Christmas after wishing for a repeat. Similar to the other films, this film focuses on family. Ro’s parents are going through a difficult divorce and her father’s new girlfriend and her son have entered the picture. But after being stuck in an endless loop, it was disastrous Christmas Day Ro learns to love her blended family and what Christmas really means.

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms

Inspired by the original fairy tale, this film follows Clara (Mackenzie Foy), as she is whisked away to the magical world of the Four Realms in search of the key to the present left to her by her late mother. She addresses this in these four areas nutcracker (Jayden Fowora Knight), who helps her on her journey. In recent years this story has been popularized as a ballet, but Disney does a great job of bringing the world and its heightened magic to life.

The cheeky nine

Andy Steele (Winslow Fegley) and Dulce Gutierrez (Camila Rodríguez) are best friends and always get into trouble. Most recently, they carried out a robbery to steal back the confiscated toys at their school. But continue Christmas In the morning, when none of them get what they asked for, their friend Lewis (Anthony Joo) reveals that they may be on the naughty list. After compiling a list of the other children who are on the naughty list, they gather to track them down Santa Claus and get their presents. The film is fun and highlights the fact that you can be nice without changing who you are.

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