Why Wait? There Are Several Hilarious Holiday Movies on Netflix Right Now

How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a heartwarming holiday classic that has a kick of comedic flair to it. Jim Carrey stars in the titular green monster role, with Anthony Hopkins narrating the story. If you're wondering how the slim Dr. Seuss book turned into a full-length feature film, here's your chance! Maybe your heart too will grow three sizes after watching it.

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Each year you hear Bing Crosby crooning on the radio, so why not watch him in his wonderfully lavish Christmas rom-com musical? In White Christmas, two war buddies turned successful producers fall for a pair of sisters. One day, they stay at their former commanding officer's lodge and learn that it's about to close, so they set out to do a special performance in order to save it.

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This isn't a movie as much as Netflix's take on the holiday variety show. Still, the hour-long project is very much a must-watch Christmas special, featuring funnyman Bill Murray himself. The supporting cast list is pretty decked out as well. The guest stars who appear in the musical performances and sketches include Miley Cyrus and George Clooney.

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Look no further for a raunchy and ridiculous holiday movie. In Bad Santa, Billy Bob Thornton and Tony Cox play two professional thieves who dress up as a department store Santa and elf each year to rob shopping malls at night. It may be silly, but critics found Thornton's performance compelling enough to give him a Golden Globe nomination. Oh, and Gilmore Girls's Lauren Graham plays a woman with a Santa fetish. Need we say more?

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If you enjoyed Bad Santa, why not make it a marathon with Bad Santa 2? Thornton reprises his role as the thief Willie Soke, who has fallen into a depressive state 13 years later. An unexpected visit picks up his spirits, and before you know it, he's back at it again as a bad Santa on his way to rob a Chicago charity.

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Of course we had to include this quintessential Christmas rom-com! Richard Curtis's ensemble cast movie features 10 different love stories that are all interconnected by the relationships between various characters. The cast is stacked, starring Liam Neeson, Colin Firth, Alan Rickman, Keira Knightley, Emma Thompson, Hugh Grant, and more. Billy Bob Thornton even makes a brief appearance in the film, portraying the skeezy president of the United States against Grant's charming prime minister character.

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