With so many Christmas movies [1] at our disposal, deciding which one to kick off the holiday season with can be a process that seems as long as the wait for Christmas morning [2]. From nostalgic classics like White Christmas and It's a Wonderful Life to modern Christmas comedies like Elf and How the Grinch Stole Christmas, the choices are endless. If you're anything like me, you let astrology make every other decision for you, so skip the debate and leave it up to your zodiac sign [3]. That way, the only choice you have to make tonight is whether or not to put marshmallows in your hot chocolate.

Leo — White Christmas

As the most theatrical and vivacious of the zodiac, Leos love anything with a hint of drama. White Christmas is packed full of romance and musical numbers backed by the classic vocals of Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney. With a flair for the dramatic, this classic is sure to make your holiday movie experience an enjoyable one.

Libra — The Holiday

With a fixation on balance and harmony, Libras love anything that incorporates a sense of symmetry. That's why you'll love The Holiday. Follow the love stories of both Amanda and Iris as this heartwarming 2000s rom-com aligns their stories side by side.

Scorpio — Christmas Holiday

Passionate and imaginative are two traits that would accurately describe Scorpios . . . and traits that would also perfectly describe Clark Griswold. Christmas Holiday will tap into your emotional side and get you feeling nostalgic for this goofy classic that's all about family and holiday tradition. Sprinkled with outrageous happenings from left and right, it will exercise your resourcefulness and have you wondering, "When will Clark finally catch a break?"

Capricorn — Dr. Suess' How the Grinch Stole Christmas

As a Capricorn, you are the most disciplined, self-controlled, and responsible of the zodiac signs. Admittedly, sometimes your sensibility and realistic nature can border on cynicism, so you'll totally love the dark humour of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Watch after a nice "roast beast" dinner to get in the spirit.