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Pick a Hot Drink, and We'll Give You a Christmas Movie to Watch on Netflix

Take out the decision making.

Nov 26th 2018, 6:00 PM 10,885 Views 0 Comments

THE WEATHER OUTSIDE is slightly grim, so there’s nothing else for it. Get into a Netflix Christmas movie, asap.

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But which one to choose? Pick a hot drink and we’ll do the hard part for you. 

1. Right, pick a hot drink so
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A hot chocolate
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Tea

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Flavoured tea
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Coffee

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A spiked coffee or hot chocolate
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A mulled wine
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The Christmas Chronicles
Oh, you got a good one. Kurt Russell stars as Santa in Netflix's newest Christmas original. After accidentally crashing Santa's sleigh, a brother and sister pull an all-nighter to save Christmas with a savvy, straight-talking St. Nick.
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A Christmas Prince
This was made before the whole Meghan Markle thing, can you believe. A reporter goes undercover to get a story on the royal Aldovia playboy, only to fall in love with him. Lovely.
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The Princess Switch
You must have heard of this one by now. When a baker travels to participate in a baking competition, she meets a Princess-to-be who looks exactly like her. The two switch places for a few days and well, you can guess who falls in love with the Prince.
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Christmas Inheritance
A perfect bad Christmas rom-com that tells the story of an heiress who must deliver a Christmas card to her dad's ex before he'll give her her inheritance. When she's stranded by a snowstorm, she obviously falls in love with the owner. Love it.
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The Holiday Calendar
This Christmas comedy follows an aspiring photographer who inherits an ancient Advent calendar from her grandmother. The calendar appears to be able to tell her future, and her future love life. Gorge.
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Happy Christmas
Starring Anna Kendrick and Lena Dunham, this is a little more indie than your average Christmas movie. Despite the title being really hard to google, it tells the story of Jenny. She breaks up with her boyfriend and goes to Chicago to stay with her brother and his family, much to their disdain.
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