LHS Ranks Holiday Movies

Jana Badawi, Staff Member|December 2, 2022

These rankings were provided by LHS students and consist of their favorite holiday movies. From Elf to A Christmas Carol, we’ve got it all. Check out where your favorite movie lies!

10. A Christmas Carol

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9. Miracle on 34th Street

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8.It’s A Wonderful Life

7. A Christmas Story

6. National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation

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5. The Grinch

4. The Polar Express

3. A Charlie Brown Christmas

2. Elf

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