Time to take a look at the Top 7 Christmas movies on Netflix right now.

But before we do that, real quick, I'm gonna run you through all 4 of the new Christmas movies releasing for the first time in 2023.

The first movie, which was released back on November 8th, is The Claus Family 3.

This is the third in the series of Dutch-Belgian movies which follows the life of Santa Claus and his grandchildren who help him out on Christmas Day. 

Then there's Best. Christmas. Ever!, which has just been released and is a romantic comedy which shows a friendship put to the test during the holiday season.

Next, releasing on November 30th is The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday, which is a holiday spin-off of the animated movie which follows the outlaw animals as they try to pull off a Christmas heist.

And last, releasing on December 6th is Christmas as Usual, which is a Norwegian romantic comedy about a newly engaged couple having a bit of a tradition clash when it comes to spending the holidays with family.

Alright, that's all of the new releases, now let's jump into the top 7.

X felt something he'd never felt before.

Something he didn't even have a word for.

But we do... It was love.

Number 7 is Alien Xmas.

This is more of a short film, clocking in at 42 minutes and follows an alien named X, who is sent to the North Pole in a mission to steal Earth's gravity.  

But will the giving spirit of Christmas find X having a change of heart?

Alien Xmas is pretty much what it looks like: a cute, stop motion animation that brings the good Christmas vibes.  

It's probably not one of those masterpieces that even our grandchildren will be watching, but it can be counted on to get the Christmas spirit going.

A short Christmas tale with a little sci-fi twist, it's definitely a solid one to throw on when the kids are home.

Tis the season to be jolly! Fa-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la!

Number 6 is Scrooge: A Christmas Carol.

This animated film follows our man Ebeneezer Scrooge on his Christmas Eve journey through time past and future.

Scrooge is another adaptation of the classic Dickens tale and adds some song and dance turning the well-known story into a Christmas musical.

Is Scrooge: A Christmas Carol the best adaptation of the classic novel? Of course not.

I'll leave it up to you to decide your favorite of the countless versions.

But it is the only version on Netflix as of this recording and what would the holiday season be without at least one rendition of this holiday staple.

Who is it?

It's the Mormons.

For the last time! We're not converting!

Number 5. Love Hard.

This movie follows a young woman who flies long distance over the holidays in order to meet a man she has been talking to on a dating app.

But unfortunately when she arrives, she realizes she has been catfished and the man she has been talking to is not the man in the photos.

But things start to get interesting when she spots the real guy from the photos.

Love Hard is a holiday romcom that's a lighthearted little movie that'll help rev up your holiday spirit.

It offers some laughs on top of a charming cast; overall, it's a decent addition to Netflix's Christmas movie list.

He's a human. Will he eat us?

Where am I? There's nothing here.

To see something...

You must believe in it... really believe.

Number 4. A Boy Called Christmas.

A young boy named Nikolas sets out to find his father who had ventured out into the Great North in search of the legendary elf city called Elfheim.

Based on the bestselling book of the same name, A Boy Called Christmas is a Santa Claus origin story and the perfect choice to get you back  into the holiday mood.

Nikolas' epic adventure into the frozen Arctic is full of magic and fantastical settings, and A Boy Called Christmas has enough holiday spirit and good joy to keep you feeling nice and toasty this Christmas season.

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Alright, on to number 3.

The invention of Jeronicus Jangle.

Look at that!

Number 3. Jingle Jangle.

Legendary toymaker Jeronicus Jangle is betrayed by his apprentice but is able to restore some of his lost magic with the help of his inventive granddaughter.  

Jingle Jangle bursts to life with a superb style and has more than enough heart to brighten the season of even the grumpiest of Grinches.

The film is stuffed like a stocking with fun elements such as the top-notch soundtrack, extravagant visuals and all-star cast.

The 2020 release is bursting with magic and is sure to remain a Netflix yuletide classic for years to come.

Gimme the camera!

What?!

Did you see that?! It's Santa Claus!

Number 2. The Christmas Chronicles 1 & 2.

Two kids aim to catch Santa Claus on camera one night but instead find themselves living the Christmas night of their lives.  

The Christmas Chronicles stars Kurt Russel as Santa Claus and an excellent Santa he makes in this jolly holiday adventure that quickly became one of the most popular Christmas movies on Netflix.

Part 1 is already a Netflix Christmas classic and Part 2, although not quite as good as the original, still offers a lot of good holiday vibes.

Both movies are loaded up with enough Christmas spirit that it's sure to be enjoyed by viewers young and old.

Mr. Klaus. You have a gift.

You were meant for making toys.

Number 1. Klaus.

A postman and a reclusive toymaker team up to bring happiness and good cheer back to the Arctic town of Smeerensburg. 

Klaus is by far the best Christmas movie on all of Netflix.

A couple generations down the road when Netflix is long gone and the grandchildren are looking for a Christmas classic to throw on, Klaus is likely to be the only Netflix Christmas movie still around. 

With its gorgeous hand-drawn animation, timeless themes and hilarious script, Klaus is truly a modern Christmas classic.

I'm sure for a long time to come, Klaus will be warming hearts on the coldest winter nights.

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That's it for me today, everybody. I will see you soon.