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Mark Ruffalo, Oscar-nominated actor and everyone's favorite hunky Hulk, took an early shot with this made-for-TV Christmas romance. Soon any semblance of a happy family crumbles therapy!



When you're home for the holidays, sometimes you just want to curl up with a glass of eggnog, prop your feet up on a fruitcake, and watch a widow find new love under the mistletoe, or a little boy set up his mom with Santa, or a busy executive remember the true meaning of Christmas. Luckily, Lifetime Christmas movies have it all and so much more. Watching Mira Sorvino play Mrs. Claus or a baby-faced Mark Ruffalo as a security guard with a heart of gold is just as satisfying—or maybe more so—than eating all those waxy chocolates out of your Advent calendar in one sitting. To help you sort out the mistletoe from the mistle-no, we've put together a definitive ranking of 44 of Lifetime's finest Christmas movies, in descending order of watchability. Way before Sex and the City, Kim Cattrall starred in Mannequin, in which she played the titular clotheshorse who came to life and fell in love with Andrew McCarthy. Holly's Holiday aka A Perfect Christmas is a gender-swapped version of that movie with Holly who, of course, has a Christmasy name falling for a hunky mannequin named Bo, despite the fact that he has a crazy ex-girlfriend who is also a mannequin. This one's wildly derivative—and how could you ever hope to compete with Mannequin? Few Lifetime movies can boast that they have a bona fide Oscar winner in their cast, but Finding Mrs. Claus has Mira Sorvino playing Mrs. Turns out her marriage to Santa played by MadTV's Will Sasso has hit a bumpy patch, so when she gets a Christmas letter from a lonely little girl, she heads to Las Vegas for a few reindeer games. You may never look at Santa the same way after seeing this movie—and not in the good way. If you're wondering what a Christmas movie made entirely out of clichés would look like, try 12 Wishes of Christmas alternative title: 12 Christmas Wishes for My Dog. Elisa Donovan plays Maura, a self-centered woman who whose life hits a rough patch. She hires a mysterious life coach Christmasy name: Noel , who grants her 12 wishes, which she uses for herself until she remembers the true meaning of Christmas. Yes, there's a love interest, too. Casting highlights include many, many dogs, Family Ties star Michael Gross, and Beverly Hills 90210 alum and current real-life head of the Screen Actors Guild Gabrielle Carteris. A great choice if you also know a drinking game involving vapid characters and bad life choices. The fact that it stars David Hasselhoff should immediately rocket The Christmas Consultant to the top of this list, but for one small fact—it's as depressing as. The film stars Caroline Rhea and Barclay Hope as busy parents who have to hire a party planner that's Hasselhoff to organize their Christmas fete. Soon any semblance of a happy family crumbles therapy! Nothing warms the heart more than a child angel sent to rekindle the romance between a couple on the verge of divorce. Still, this one's not exactly going to halt your Christmas channel-changing. An overworked single mother Hilarie Burton leaves NYC to spend Christmas in her small Louisiana hometown. She has to do some work over the holiday, so her family spends the entire week trying to distract her from the evils of technology and prevent her from doing her job. She strangely doesn't see that as annoying, but rather as a valuable way to learn the true meaning of Christmas and just maybe fall in love. Gracing this film with their presence are country crooner Randy Travis, Ed Asner, and Night Court's Markie Post. Not to be confused with of the same name, Lifetime's version features a busy executive who gets a Christmas gift she doesn't really want—the ability to hear everyone's thoughts thanks to a special Christmas pin. Accessories really can change your life! She decides to use her newfound power for good, trying to be a better person, finding love, and, naturally, learning the true meaning of Christmas. This film earns extra points for featuring Tom Arnold. Amelia is an efficient corporate shark who is tasked with whipping a failing Christmas ornament factory into shape. She's happy to return to her hometown and see her dad played by the late Alan Thicke , but her job gets complicated when she discovers her high school sweetheart runs the company. Guess she's not on Facebook? Can you guess whether she will lay off all the workers at the ornament factory or find the true meaning of Christmas and love instead? Sometimes you go to interview for a job as an ad executive and wind up getting hired as a nanny. Emmanuelle Vaugier plays the ersatz nanny who, instead of being annoyed at the mistake, simply decides to go along with the job switcheroo. A girl's gotta work, after all. She soon discovers that the children have very strict parents and a lot of rules to follow and, well, if you've seen The Sound of Music, this is pretty much the same thing, but with more Dean Cain. Okay, who let Lifetime near the classic literature? This film updates Louisa May Alcott's beloved Little Women by transporting the four March sisters into modern times. Jo is a ghost tweeter for a teen pop star, Meg is hung up on her ex, Amy had a run-in with the law in Thailand, and they all swap boyfriends like Pokémon cards. Grace Desiree Ross is a talented singer-songwriter stuck between her bitter, divorced parents. The tension reaches its apex when her mother Megyn Price kicks her out of the house for playing guitar, because it's a reminder that her father Brian McKnight left them to pursue his musical dreams. Luckily, Dolly Parton saves the day!! Here, Kate Jen Lilley falls in love with a ghost, because the dating scene in her town is just that bad. The dead guy's spirit is trapped haunting an inn, and despite the fact that she's a lawyer, not a medium, she helps him solve the mystery of his death. There's betrayal, rum-running, and Christmas magic, and together they crush the space-time continuum to live happily ever after or something. Lifetime managed to fit both its single-mom trope and Christmasy-named characters into this patently silly riff on Miracle on 34th Street. Holly Gabrielle Carteris returns to her hometown with eight-year-old son Ben to work for her father's toy business. When Ben meets their new next-door neighbor, Nick Steve Bacic , he becomes convinced Nick is actually Santa Claus. He does his best to set up his mom with Santa so they can live happily ever after in the North Pole. In the film, Ashley is desperate for work and her affable neighbor, aptly named Nick, offers her work as his assistant. The one rule is that she can't tell anyone that he is a sort of Secret Santa, who spends his days anonymously helping others. Then Ashley meets Will, a nefarious yet handsome journalist desperate for a story. Ashley must do her best to protect Nick's secret—and her own heart. Haylie Duff stars as Eve, a busy party planner in New York City who has really lousy work-life balance. Her boyfriend wants to take her on a romantic vacation over Christmas, but because she's a party planner, that's her busiest time of year. When a client asks her to throw a huge event in L. This film has pretty much the same plot as A Snow Globe Christmas which ranked higher. Jane, a workaholic advertising executive played by Nancy McKeon, wakes up to find herself a happily married stay-at-home mom to two kids. While it's nice that Lifetime is tackling the working woman vs. The only thing worse than showing up to your best friend's wedding without a date is being forced to relive that wedding over and over again trying to get it right. A Christmas Wedding Date stars TV movie regular Marla Sokoloff as Rebecca, a Wall Street executive who returns to her small hometown for a friend's wedding. A magical Christmas ornament helps her find the true meaning of Christmas and, naturally, true love. Casting highlights include Nashville's Will Lexington Chris Carmack and Cheers alum George Wendt. Lifetime remixed one of its own for this film, which is a genders-reversed version of the 2013 movie Merry In-Laws. The film features a soon-to-be married couple, one of whom happens to be the lone offspring of Mr. This time, it's the daughter—and whoever marries her must be prepared to step into her father's shoes. That's right, he has to become Santa Claus. As with its predecessor, the best part of the movie is that it features a mini-reunion of a beloved sitcom cast. This time, Family Ties stars Meredith Baxter and Michael Gross play the Clauses. You can't deny this one has a great title. Rebecca and Henry are engaged—but can Rebecca's Jewish parents and Henry's Christmas-loving family, the Kringles, find a way to get along, despite differing religious beliefs and holiday traditions? This corny premise is redeemed by stars Wendie Malick and Cynthia Stevenson, who should star in every Lifetime movie, honestly. The holidays are stressful for Mr. Claus, but having to oversee the manufacturing of toys for all the good boys and girls and making deliveries on a very tight deadline is nothing compared to having to hang out with their son's scientist future wife and her joyless parents. They all believe in science over Christmas, which makes for a very long holiday weekend. Cheers fans will rejoice at the reunion of Shelley Long and George Wendt, who star as the jolly in-laws. Dear Santa stars Amy Acker of Angel and Alias fame as a rich girl whose parents threaten to cancel her credit cards if she doesn't change her life. Her foolproof plan: Make a little girl's Christmas dream come true by marrying her father. What could possibly go wrong? The icing on this cinematic confection is that it was directed by Beverly Hills 90210 star Jason Priestley. Do you really need to know more than that? Sam and Kat met at the children's table one Christmas, kick-starting a lifelong friendship that just might turn into romance. The film earns points for sheer quantity of festivities, with the action unfolding over the course of more than a dozen Christmas Eve parties. As for casting highlights, this film includes Gilmore Girls' Luke and not one, but two Dancing With the Stars contestants— Back to the Future's Lea Thompson and Danica McKellar. We found it—the only Lifetime Christmas movie that takes place on a cruise ship. Two families, led by Colin Ferguson Eureka and Charlotte Ross NYPD Blue , want to escape the ghosts of their Christmases past, so they hop on a giant boat to Puerto Rico to spend their holidays in the sun. The two families bond, but it's complicated, especially when his ex-wife shows up. If you've ever dreamed of a Family Matters— Big Bang Theory mash-up, then this is our pick for you. Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik gets dumped by her boyfriend a few days before Christmas and decides she may as well spend the holiday with her family. Unfortunately, bad weather diverts her plane and she ends up in Montana, where she is forced to share the town's last hotel room with an incredibly attractive stranger Ryan McPartlin , who just happens to walk around with a towel casually slung around his waist. Helping to extend this meet-cute into a full-length movie are Family Matters stars Reginald VelJohnson and Jo Marie Payton. Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Gossip Girl's Michelle Trachtenberg plays a reporter seeking the boy who sent her a memorable Secret Santa gift when they were kids. With the blessing of her editor, she uses all her journalistic skills e. Then, in a very unprofessional—yet not particularly surprising—move, she falls in love with him. If you want to feel extra good about this movie, it was based on. This film, set in a psychiatric hospital, clearly owes a debt to Miracle on 34th Street. Kate, a psychiatrist, is rescued by a mysterious man named Nick Claus. She brings him to her hospital, where he sets about filling the patients with Christmas spirit, infuriating the Scrooge-like hospital administrator, and, of course, winning Kate's heart. The title of this one doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, but it'll slot right into your comfort viewing schedule. Starring JoAnna Garcia as Roxanne, a wedding planner who sees red flags when her mom gets engaged to a man she hasn't known for very long, it's really two love stories for the price of one. A Ghostbuster Ernie Hudson , an American Idol Jordin Sparks , and a Fresh Prince actor star in this Christmas tale inspired by the Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves time-traveling romance The Lake House. Tatyana Ali plays the adorably clumsy Jennifer, who moves back home to care for her aging father and starts getting anonymous letters from a secret admirer, Jack New Girl's Lamorne Morris. This film has something for everyone: romance, Christmas, and interdimensional wormholes. Wendy Ashley Williams is a single mom who is going to lose her candy shop if she doesn't raise some fast cash. Instead of turning to Kickstarter, she takes a job in the toy section of a big-city department store at Christmas. While the owner's son takes a shine to her, she must face off against Teanna, a tough-as-nails marketer played by Ashanti. Will Wendy find love and the riches she needs? Well, it is Christmas on Lifetime. Hilarie Burton got into Christmas movies , and she has turned that one-off into a career with roles in Christmas on the Bayou, Naughty or Nice, and many more. In this go-round she plays a spunky Alaskan reindeer trainer charged with finding a substitute for Prancer when he injures his hoof. Her character, Annie, is a single mother of course who isn't sure she wants her daughter's pet reindeer to go to the North Pole. It's up to Santa's hunky stablehand to convince her otherwise. Gwen Meredith Hagner is a personal shopper with a new client—Charlie Travis Milne , a workaholic single dad. If you think they might fall in love by the end of the movie, then you have finally watched enough Lifetime movies to know what you're in for. Gwen has no understanding of boundaries, and when she meets Charlie's adorable son, she decides to make it her Christmas mission to bring a little cheer to the family. She not only gets them in the festive spirit, but she also realizes that all she wants for Christmas is them. Baranski plays Lee, who arrives on her restaurant-critic daughter JJ's doorstep after losing her job. Perennial hottie Bobby Cannavale stars as a chef JJ asks to help manage her OTT mom and, voilà! Any Christmas movie that ends with an En Vogue concert has to automatically be a top contender. Seriously, they could close It Follows with an En Vogue show, and the resulting film could upstage It's a Wonderful Life as a holiday favorite. This feel-good musical odyssey focuses on a fan Genelle Williams who asks the divas to play a benefit concert to save her family's club. And well, who cares: En Vogue concert! Henson produced and made a brief appearance in this heartwarming, music-driven movie. Coming along for the ride are Gladys Knight and Method Man, who plays the resident Grinch—an untrustworthy record executive. The drama follows Kyla LeToya Luckett and Amir on their journey to the true meaning of Christmas and, duh, love. This movie stars a Spice Girl, so it's mandatory viewing. Cheri Lindy Booth plays a librarian desperate to save her local branch from an evil yet handsome real-estate developer, Tony Robin Dunne. To raise funds to save the library, she throws a tree-decorating contest and Tony enters with the help of his decorator—Mel B, aka Scary Spice. Melissa Joan Hart both directs and stars in this story of yet another single mom whose adorable son asks Santa to reunite his parents for Christmas. The twist comes in the form of a con man played by 7th Heaven's Barry Watson with a heart of gold who discovers the true meaning of Christmas after getting a job as a department store Santa. Familiar faces include Family Matters' Jaleel White, Wendy Williams as a straight-talking pastor, and another Cheers alum, John Ratzenberger. The film stars Rachel Boston as Georgia, a former cheerleader and aspiring fashion designer who's desperate to win back her football player ex-boyfriend, Craig. If you want to watch this one immediately, we should tell you that the movie was renamed Christmas Crush. Opening with a car accident that leaves a young boy motherless, Holiday Spin is designed to be a real tearjerker. The boy, Blake, is forced to go live with his dad, Ruben, played by Ralph Macchio, aka the Karate Kid himself, who is barely keeping his dance studio afloat. The only hope for the studio's survival is the star dancer and Ruben's soon-to-be stepdaughter , Pia, winning big at the annual dance called, you guessed it, the Holiday Spin. When Pia's partner bails on the competition, guess who has to step in? UnREAL's Shiri Appleby stars as a woman who gets a do-over when she falls asleep alone on Christmas Eve and wakes up on Christmas morning 17 years in the past. It's a Christmas miracle that lets her fix the mistakes of her past, correct her fashion faux pas, and, you know, find love and the true meaning of Christmas. Keep an eye out for Lost's Elizabeth Mitchell and '80s icon Judd Nelson. Now for a 10-year-old boy's Christmastime in '60s Connecticut. His adventure begins when a substitute teacher comes up with an outrageous plan to shake up a school's Christmas pageant, ensuring no one in the town will forget it. Based on the Wally Lamb novel, Wishin' and Hopin' has a surprisingly A-list cast, including Molly Ringwald, Chevy Chase, Annabella Sciorra, and SNL's Cheri Oteri. Emmy- and Tony-winning actress Kristen Chenoweth plays driven New York City publicist E. Baxter, who loses both her job and her fiancé at the office Christmas party. Her only choice is to move to Montana and convince a bunch of hunky search-and-rescue volunteers to pose nude for a fundraising calendar. Luckily, she is very good at her job. Keep your eyes peeled for a pre- Veep Anna Chlumsky, playing E. It's not just the great casting that makes this one shine—its Christmas feels are real. Everyone has to start somewhere. Mark Ruffalo, Oscar-nominated actor and everyone's favorite hunky Hulk, took an early shot with this made-for-TV Christmas romance. The film revolves around Patsy, a pint-size con artist, and her criminally minded aunt played by Mary Stuart Masterson. A baby-faced Ruffalo plays Bert, the world-weary security guard who busts them on Christmas Eve. Bert's boss orders him to watch over the thieves until the jails reopen …okay? We just can't resist this ghost of Ruffalo past.

An overworked responsible mother Hilarie Burton leaves NYC to spend Christmas in her small Louisiana hometown. Still, this one's not exactly going to halt your Christmas channel-changing. A magical Christmas ornament helps her find her boyfriends secret lifetime cast true meaning of Christmas and, naturally, true love. In 1913, 33-year-old Dolly allegedly seduced a 17-year-old met named Otto Sanhuber, and the two began a lengthy affair. But, Otto continued to live in the shadows as Dolly started dating her lawyer Herman Shapiro. The film revolves around Patsy, a pint-size con artist, and her criminally minded aunt played by Mary Stuart Masterson. Her note wants to take her on a romantic vacation over Christmas, but because she's a party planner, that's her busiest time of year. Claus or a baby-faced Mark Ruffalo as a security guard with a heart of gold is just as satisfying—or maybe more so—than eating all those waxy chocolates out of your Advent calendar in one sitting.