20 holiday movie lines that warm fans’ hearts

It’s a Wonderful Life has been putting people in their feels since 1946.

Scrooged is the holiday movie people put on once the kids are tucked away and waiting to rip open presents in the morning.

The best part about The Santa Clause that no one ever mentions is that it’s a holiday movie that starts with a pretty big crime. I mean, does one not get charged when the victim is a beloved symbol of Christmas?

Arnold Schwarzenegger did what needed to be done in a movie that beautifully captures two mainstays of Christmas: family and capitalism.

A Christmas Story is a mainstay around the holidays, and this line in particular is so popular that it even made its way into the emo realm, being the title of a Fall Out Boy song.

Chevy Chase probably knew early on in his career that he’d make comedies that live on long after him, but a comedy about Christmas? Not so much. Whether he expected it or not, Clark Griswold, Christmas, and nıpples will always go hand in hand.

It’s not easy to become a holiday classic. Sometimes, years go by without any additions, but it’s safe to say as soon as the world was introduced to Buddy and the entirety of Elf, it was here to stay.

What’s Christmas without Charlie and his sad yet endearing little tree?

Love Actually set the bar incredibly high when it comes to uniting the holidays and romance.

Kevin McCallister wasn’t even in fifth grade when he uttered this line to himself as he prepared to save his family’s home from burglars. The true, lovable psychopath of Christmas.

Did you sing it? Yeah, it’s impossible not to belt it out in one’s bet Jack Skellington impression.

The debate that’ll never die (hard), but yes, Die Hard is a Christmas movie.

Even the curmudgeons of the world can be touched by the holiday spirit, which is why so many continue to fall for the mean green machine that stole Christmas.

Anyone else still waiting for a mogwai to pop up under their tree?

There have been plenty of Santa’s over the years, but none quite compare to what David Harbour did in Violent Night.

Now, the holidays and Marvel are not that far down when playing six degrees of Kevin Bacon.

A truly magical reminder.

If you want to cry, now is the time.

Rudolph first declared this back in 1964, and it’s been making fans feel all warm and fuzzy inside ever since.

The line that launched a toy line is iconic.