The best movies on Netflix, Stan and Binge

There’s nothing quite like settling in for a Christmas movie marathon once the decorations are up and your out of office is on.

Whether you’re after heart-warming family stories, laugh-out-loud comedies or festive romances, the major streaming platforms have you covered.

Here are the top 10 best Christmas movies to watch right now, all available across Netflix, Stan and BINGE– perfect for every kind of holiday mood.

Klaus (Netflix)

A modern animated classic, Klaus reimagines the origin of Santa Claus with stunning animation and genuine emotional depth.

It’s funny, heartfelt and surprisingly moving, making it a standout choice for families and adults alike.

A Boy Called Christmas (Netflix)

This magical adventure follows a young boy on a snowy quest to find his father and discover the truth behind Father Christmas.

With whimsical visuals and a strong emotional core, it’s ideal for a cosy night in and works beautifully for all ages.

Falling for Christmas (Netflix)

A festive rom-com revival starring Lindsay Lohan, this film leans into classic Christmas tropes- memory loss, snowy lodges and unexpected love.

It’s light, predictable and perfect for viewers who want something cheerful and easy-watching.

Love Hard (Netflix)

Blending modern dating with old-school holiday charm, Love Hard delivers laughs alongside genuine warmth.

It’s a contemporary Christmas romance that feels fresh while still ticking all the festive boxes.

Hot Frosty (Netflix)

One of Netflix’s newer holiday offerings, Hot Frosty embraces full Christmas fantasy.

A snowman magically comes to life, leading to romance and comedy in equal measure. It’s silly, sweet and unapologetically festive.

National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (BINGE/ Stan)

No Christmas movie list is complete without this chaotic comedy classic.

Chevy Chase’s Griswold family disaster remains endlessly quotable and hilarious, especially for adults who appreciate humour with a slightly sharp edge.

Christmas with the Kranks (BINGE)

This early-2000s comedy follows a couple who decide to skip Christmas altogether- until family expectations derail their plans.

It’s a fun, fast-paced film that captures the stress and madness of the season with plenty of laughs.

The Holiday (BINGE/ Stan)

A beloved festive romance, The Holiday centres on two women who swap homes for Christmas and find love in unexpected places.

Cosy, charming and endlessly rewatchable, it’s a favourite for a reason.

It’s a Wonderful Life (Stan)

A timeless Christmas classic that never loses its impact.

This black-and-white masterpiece is all about hope, kindness and the power of community. It’s best saved for a quiet night when you want something meaningful and uplifting.

A Sunburnt Christmas (Stan)

For something uniquely Australian, this outback Christmas comedy flips festive traditions on their head.

When Santa crashes onto a struggling farm, chaos, and plenty of laughs ensue. It’s a refreshing change from snow-covered Christmas clichés.

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