But what people should be worrying about is how to navigate which movies to see with whom. You can probably bring your whole family to A Complete Unknown, but not Babygirl. Take the 20-something cousins obsessed with Harris Dickinson to that.

While it might not seem very Christmas-y, Robert Eggers’ horror remake “Nosferatu” does partly take place at Christmas, which is a very unhappy holiday for all involved. And since the movie opened on Dec. 25, you can also spend your own Christmas break watching it.

This Christmas, consider watching these five movies on Disney+, including an iconic sequel, a Santa Claus adventure, and an animated musical.

To get into the holiday spirit, there are many different movies you can choose from on a variety of streaming platforms, from “The Santa Clause” on Disney+ to “A Charlie Brown Christmas” on Apple TV+. So relax, break out the candy canes and popcorn and enjoy this Christmas season with a remote in hand on your favorite couch.

To celebrate the holiday season, Stacker compiled IMDb user ratings and Metacritic scores to round up 50 of the best Christmas movies of all time.