The holiday season is the perfect time to snuggle up in your apartment at 363 Bond Street and enjoy a festive movie marathon.
Whether you’re a fan of classic favorites, love discovering lesser-known gems, or want to dive into films that capture the spirit of the holidays, we’ve got the perfect list for you.
Grab your favorite blanket, make some hot cocoa, and settle in for a cozy movie marathon that will keep you entertained all season long.
Popular Favorites for a Cozy Holiday Movie Marathon
When it comes to holiday movie magic, these popular favorites never fail to deliver the warm and festive feels.
Here’s what makes each one a must-watch during the season:
Home Alone (1990)
Kevin McCallister’s accidental solo adventure has become a holiday tradition.
Left behind while his family jets off for Christmas vacation, young Kevin’s creativity shines as he defends his home against two hilariously clumsy burglars. The mix of laughter and heartwarming moments makes it perfect for all ages.
Elf (2003)
Buddy the Elf, played by the endlessly lovable Will Ferrell, brings holiday cheer in spades.
Raised in the North Pole, Buddy travels to New York City to find his real family. His infectious joy and wide-eyed wonder are sure to lift your spirits and remind you of the magic of the season.
The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992)
The Muppets bring humor and heart to this charming adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic.
With Michael Caine as Scrooge and the lovable Muppet cast filling in as iconic characters, this movie is a mix of humor, holiday spirit, and important life lessons—perfect for all ages.
Movies Set Around the Holidays
For those who enjoy a bit of romance, adventure, or even a high-stakes holiday thriller, these movies set around the holiday season offer a fresh take on festive storytelling:
Love Actually (2003)
This heartwarming romantic comedy weaves together multiple love stories in Christmastime London, exploring the ups and downs of relationships, family, and friendships.
With a star-studded cast and unforgettable moments, Love Actually has become a modern holiday classic that captures the romance and magic of the season.
The Holiday (2006)
When two women from opposite sides of the world swap homes for the holidays, they get more than just a change of scenery.
The Holiday is a charming story about love, friendship, and the joy of new beginnings. Set in cozy English cottages and sunny Los Angeles, it’s perfect for anyone looking to escape the holiday hustle and bustle for a couple of hours.
Die Hard (1988)
For action fans, Die Hard brings an unexpected twist to holiday viewing.
Set on Christmas Eve, this thrilling tale follows NYPD officer John McClane as he battles a group of terrorists holding hostages in a Los Angeles skyscraper.
With plenty of suspense and a hint of holiday spirit, Die Hard proves that not all holiday movies have to be sentimental to be memorable.
Lesser-Known Holiday Movies
If you’re looking to add some hidden gems to your holiday movie marathon, these lesser-known films offer fresh perspectives, heartwarming stories, and plenty of holiday spirit.
Klaus (2019)
This made-for-Netflix animated movie tells the story of a young postman and a reclusive toymaker who team up to bring joy to a gloomy, unfriendly town.
With gorgeous animation and a creative take on the origin of Santa Claus, Klaus is a beautiful, heartfelt story that’s perfect for the holiday season.
Arthur Christmas (2011)
Arthur Christmas takes a playful look at Santa’s high-tech operation, uncovering the logistics behind his Christmas Eve deliveries. When one child is accidentally left off the list, Santa’s well-meaning yet clumsy son, Arthur, springs into action.
This feel-good family movie delivers a sweet message about the spirit of Christmas.
The Apartment (1960)
This classic romantic comedy-drama brings a different kind of holiday charm.
Set during the holiday season, The Apartment follows an office worker who lends his apartment to his bosses for their romantic trysts—only to find himself in a complex love story of his own. It’s a witty, bittersweet film that adds a unique and sophisticated touch to any holiday lineup.
Making the Most of Your Movie Marathon
To make your holiday movie marathon extra special, set the scene in your apartment at 363 Bond Street. Dim the lights, light some candles, and decorate with cozy blankets and pillows. You can even invite a few neighbors over to join in on the fun.
Social by 363, our resident lounge, is also a great spot for a communal viewing experience. Just be sure to reserve it in advance!
So, whether you’re revisiting classic favorites or discovering new holiday films, this movie marathon will help you embrace the spirit of the season from the comfort of your own home.
Happy watching!