Here Are 10 Upcoming Christmas Movies You Should Put On Your List
- Elizabeth Sanate
- 3 days ago
- 5 min read
Christmas holidays are coming up again! Which means it's movie time again, but with a cozy vibe, romantic and warm and emotional too. It's that time of the year when you grab your cozy warm blanket, cover yourself, and with a warm coffee, and start watching Christmas movies.
But the problem is “Which movies?” Well, we got you. Here's a list of movies you can't miss, and one more thing, don't forget a tissue, as tears might roll down your face in some of the movies, but that's the most fun part, isn't it?
A more detailed look at some of the upcoming Christmas movies
1) The Christmas Spark
Network: Great American Family
If you're into movies with heart and small-town charm, then A Christmas Spark is the one for you. It is about a corporate lawyer, who's tired of his job, started joining his town’s fire department, and he didn’t expect this to change his life. He forms a bond with the son of a fallen hero and also shares some sweet moments with the hero’s widowed mom.
His journey makes him discover that life isn’t just about work, it's about love, community, and the little things that make it special. It's full of laughs and warmth, and the movie is sure to leave you smiling, and maybe even a little tear in the eye.
2) A Grand Ole Opry Christmas
Network: Hallmark Channel
Gentry Wade ditched her songwriting dreams after her dad’s accident. But then, wait for it, she gets invited to represent him at the Grand Ole Opry’s Christmas centennial. And suddenly, boom, she’s magically in 1995. Can you even imagine seeing your dad young again?
She reconnects with him, finds the spark to finish her songs, and starts healing too. The music hits you right in the feels, and yep, you might laugh or maybe cry a little, and definitely end up humming along. If you're into country music and a Christmas lover, this is for you.
3) We Met in December
Network: Hallmark
Annie and Dave hit it off during a layover at a festive hotel. They laugh, talk dreams, maybe even kiss, but they forget to exchange numbers. Then Christmas looms, and they both try to find each other again. It’s soft, romantic, and that kind of “what if” love story you can’t help but root for.
4) There’s No Place Like Christmas
Network: Great American Family
Grace Sawyer, a successful realtor from the big city, returns to her charming hometown of Evergreen Falls just when the local real estate office needs her the most. But on her first day, she messes up a sunset photo for Luke, the local photographer, and of course, sparks fly. Now she’s torn: go after her city dreams or embrace the warm, unexpected pull of home (and maybe love).
5) Have We Met This Christmas?
Network: Great American Family
Katie Sloane is in a car crash and wakes up at a cozy mountain inn with zero memory. She doesn’t remember Emmett, the innkeeper’s son. But he remembers everything. And the past? Yeah, it wasn’t great. As she helps his family save the inn, the old sparks start creeping back. It’s messy. It’s emotional. It slowly reminds you what love and home really mean.
6) Mistletoe at the Manor
Network: Great American Family
Alice, a lively cooking show influencer, travels to an old English castle to honor a WWII nurse. She thought it’d be quiet. She thought wrong. The castle is full of history, festive decorations, and, yeah, the manor’s owner? Totally charming. Between sneaky traditions, old halls, and holiday magic, things start to get romantic. It’s warm, charming, and makes you want to sip cocoa in front of a fireplace.
7) Cranberries and Carols
Network: Great American Family
Beth runs a cozy little café and heads home to help with her family’s annual Yuletide potluck. And guess who’s there? Jack, the guy from that blind date twenty years ago. Suddenly, Christmas feels full of old memories and tiny sparks. Can love really survive two decades? Between food, carols, and laughter, they might just find out. It’s warm, fun, and maybe a little nostalgic, perfect for anyone who loves a second-chance story at Christmas.
8) The Christmas Baby
Network: Hallmark
Erin runs a little shop with her wife, Kelly, who works with theatre sets, just doing their normal December madness, then out of nowhere, someone leaves a baby on their doorstep. A whole actual baby. With a note. They’re trying to keep up with work, take care of this tiny boy they name Nicholas, and honestly just figure out what on earth they’re doing. But the more time they spend with him, the more it feels like this was meant to happen for them. It’s sweet, emotional, and yeah, you’re definitely going to cry at least once, so be ready with a tissue.
9) Pickleball Christmas
Network: Lifetime
Luke Hollis comes home for Christmas. Surprise, the family racquet club is about to be sold. Not exactly the welcome he was hoping for. Then there’s Caroline, the pickleball coach, and somehow they end up teaming for a holiday tournament that might save the place. They bicker, joke, and push each other’s buttons. And yeah, sparks start flying. Luke starts realizing there’s more to this than the game. Family, love, maybe even a little chaos. There are laughs, some sweet moments, and plenty of Christmas chaos. Honestly, he didn’t see any of this coming.
10) Thank God: Christmas at Keller Ranch
Network: Lifetime
The Kellers are all set for a chill Christmas at their ranch, but then this city guy, Ben, shows up with a ton of ideas and suddenly, nothing’s simple anymore. Family is arguing, funny mix-ups, a little spark of romance, and some heartwarming moments that hit you right in the feels. Do you ever just love it when holidays get a little messy? This one will make you laugh, maybe cry a bit, and definitely wish you were there helping with the chaos.
These aren’t just some Christmas movies. They’re little moments that make the holidays feel magical. Time-travel romance, small-town love, and even family chaos are something for everyone. Which one will be watched first?
For all these heartwarming stories and more, settle in with The ScreenLight this season.
