THESE are the top 10 Christmas Movie moments that feel the most magical

Christmas is the perfect time to curl up in front of your TV with a cup of hot chocolate to watch a film. There are plenty of Christmas movies out there, whether you think Die Hard qualifies or not. And with just a few days until the holiday comes around, there is still time to watch your favourite flick – and Express.co.uk brings you the top ten movies on Odeon’s list of magical movie moments…

It’s a Wonderful Life

The scene in which George realises his worth and asks his guardian angel to let him live – and then runs through town wishing everyone (and everything) a Merry Christmas – 16 percent

White Christmas

Bing Crosby singing the title song “White Christmas” – 12 percent

Home Alone

The scene in which Kevin tells Santa that all he wants for Christmas is for his family to come home, including (if he has time), his Uncle Frank – 12 percent

Miracle on 34th Street

The scene where Kris Kringle is declared to be Santa Claus in the courtroom – 9 percent

Polar Express

When Santa hands Chris a jingle bell while explaining that he is the true spirit of Christmas, as his sleigh takes off into the night sky – 8 percent

Love Actually

The scene in which Mark appears at Juliet’s door with his homemade signs, declaring his love for her – 8 percent

Elf

The final scene when all characters are singing “Santa Claus is coming to town” and Santa’s sleigh flies overhead and the Christmas Spirit-o-meter goes up! – 7 percent

Love Actually

The scene where Sam runs through airport security to give Joanna one final kiss before she boards her plane – 5 percent

The Grinch

The scene where The Grinch gains his Christmas cheer and his heart starts to grow – 5 percent

Bridget Jones

The final scene where Mark and Bridget kiss in the snow – 4 percent

If none of these moments tickles your fancy, there is also the top ten Christmas movie list to pick from.

Though some from the above favourites also make their way onto the best Christmas movie list, there are a few fresh names to peruse.

It’s a Wonderful Life

Miracle On 34th Street (1994)

Love Actually

White Christmas

Home Alone

Elf

Polar Express

A Christmas Carol (1984)

The Muppet Christmas Carol

Santa Claus: The Movie

For this study, 1,000 UK adults were polled by independent online market research company, Fly Research in November 2018.