Have You Watched Alabama’s Most Watched Christmas Movie?

The Christmas holiday season is my favorite time of the year. I typically overindulge in Christmas music, holiday lights, and movies. Pour me a cup of hot cocoa, give me some Christmas cookies, my comfy PJs, and turn on either Hallmark or Lifetime, and this is what I would call, “living my best life.”

So far this season, I have watched the following holiday movies:

“The Holiday Fix Up” – Lifetime

“A Royal Queens Christmas” – Hallmark

“A Godwink Christmas” – Hallmark

“Holiday in Santa Fe” – Lifetime

“A Dickens of a Holiday” – Hallmark

“A Christmas Miracle ” – Hallmark

Kirk Franklin’s “A Gospel Christmas” ” – Lifetime

“A Very Merry Bride” – Hallmark

“Miracle in Motown” – Lifetime

“One December Night” – Hallmark

“The Christmas Competition” – Hallmark

“An Expected Christmas” – Hallmark

“A Bride for Christmas” – Hallmark

“Merry Liddle Christmas” – Lifetime

I already feel you judging me.

I can’t wait to see my family and friends and watch some classic movies, too. According to Wide Open Country, states have a preferred choice of Christmas movies, which are geared towards the more traditional, long-standing, and forever-loved holiday films.

I thought Alabama would surely be home to the famous “Home Alone” movies, but I was wrong. I thought it could be “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,” a classic. Nope.

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Alabamians selected “Four Christmases.” Insert my shocked face. I love this movie because of Reese Witherspoon, but I would have never considered it would be a Yellowhammer State favorite.

It looks like our neighboring state of Tennessee enjoys “Four Christmases” as well. However, the Georgia and Mississippi holiday favorite is “Almost Christmas.”

Whatever movie you like, get it in soon before we pack away all our Christmas cheer and prepare for the New Year.

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