Number 10: Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Yes, this is on everyones top list of Christmas movie favorites, and not the new CGI Rudulph movies out there.  I am talking about the one where everything was obviously made out of play dough!

Number 9: Frosty The Snowman
I'm sure you know the song, and I'm sure you've seen this movie.  If you have been living under a rock, obviously from the title, Frosty is a snowman. He came to life by magic, and and is running from and evil musician that is trying to steal the magic that brought Frosty to life.  Also if you didn't know, musicians are known for this.

Number 8: A Charlie Brown Christmas
If you look at who wrote this article, myself, Douglas Brown, you should understand that anything remotely related to Charlie Brown would be one of my favorites. This movie gets a bit more biblical with many references to the true meaning of Christmas.

Number 7: How The Grinch Stole Christmas
This movie is just another "How-To" guide to steal Christmas, however the best one that has been published. The Grinch is a green man that lives in the mountains outside of Whoville.  I think it's in Michigan... anywho.  The Grinch hates Christmas and wants to ruin it for all the other Whovillians, so he decides to steal all food, and toys that the Whovillians have boughten, and afterall, that is what Christmas is about right?

Number 6: Home Alone
I know a lot of you might not think that this is a classic, or maybe it shouldn't rank this high on the list, but come on, give the little guy a break, he was home alone on Christmas! This movie is about a kid that is apart of a large, chaotic family.  While the family was getting ready to go on Christmas vacation, they left him behind, and he needs to stay and fend for himself in a very large home.

Number 5: National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation
If you don't like this movie and your American, well then, you can't be American. It's about a family that gets into hillarious accidents and other difficulties while celebrating the Chistmas Holidays.

Number 4: A Miracle on 34th Street
This movies brings up the controversial topic, "Is there a real Santa Claus?"  It is about a man who claims to be Kris Kringle, or more widely familiar as Santa Claus, but no one believes him. So he spends his entire time trying to prove his identity. This movie can be seen every year on television... if you own one.

Number 3: It's A Wonderful Life
This movie really brings it home.  It's about a man that feels like he is living in dispair and is of no virtual use to anyone around him.  He thinks that everyone around him would be better off if he just didn't exist.  Then an angel appears to him, and shows what he has contributed to the people around him and what they would be like if he wasn't apart of their lives.

Number 2: A Christmas Carol
This movies is based off the book, "A Christmas Carol", written by the big-time author, Charles Dickens.  I think everyone knows this story of the old bitter man that believed in making money took precedence over family and friends during Christmas season. This movie coined the phrase, "Bah Humbug." He eventually learns his lesson when three ghosts pay him a visit and point out the error of his ways.  If you learn anything from this movie, it's that your family should be the most important thing in your life, not just during Christmas season, but every season.

And finally what you all have been waiting for!

Number 1: A Christmas Story
This movie gets the number one spot, because everytime I hear some moron sticking his tongue to metal pole in the middle of winter, I think of this movie.  It's is about a kid living out his daily routine with a Christmas themed backdrop. The only thing he wants for Christmas, his parents disapprove of. Your just going to have to watch the movie to figure that one out if you don't already know.

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