Top 10 Movies To Binge On Winter Nights

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Frosty nights call for warmed-up beds and slow evenings. Top them off with some of the most comforting movies that will put you in that snowy spirit while you curl up in your socks and cardigans. Here are the top picks for you to enjoy on winter nights.

Ice Age (2002)

Before the age of extinction, prehistoric animals were having a blast. Find Many the Mammoth, Diego the saber-toothed tiger, Sid the sloth, and many more fun characters. Join them on an icy adventure as they entertain you on a ride filled with friendship, banter, and heartfelt emotions. 

Anastasia (1997)

“Once Upon a December” Anastasia Romanov set off to find her true identity. The perfect animated classic that painstakingly captures the winter fairy tale. Not to forget, the romantic and magical narrative it has makes it one of my favorites of all time. 

Knives Out (2019)

Our good old mystery lovers who are constantly looking for more movies in the Whodunit genre are in the right place. The murder mystery story line accompanied by a snowy storm creates a chilly atmosphere. Followed by our favorite detective and unreliable suspects who will keep you hooked till the end.

Frozen (2013)

The ultimate winter flick that has everything that you can imagine when you think of “winters”. Experience the true bonds of friendship, love, and sacrifice among Elsa, Anna, and their found family. From snow-capped mountains to icy superpowers, this Disney movie has it all. 

Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001)

Now there’s a lot to this movie other than it being the perfect winter watch. Bridget’s misadventures are hilarious and enjoyable at the same time. Holiday parties, winter feasts, and the romantic comedy thrill make you want to re-watch it every December.

The Revenant (2001)

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s adventure thriller got Leonardo his first Oscar and us, an epic winter tale to cling to. The brutal survival story line marks one of the most intense sequences, captivating the palpable urge for survival and vengeance. The tug between stunning snowy landscapes and the protagonist’s internal struggles is one cinematic experience you shouldn’t dare to miss.

The Chronicles of Narnia (2005)

Narnia is the magical land where it’s always Winter, thanks to the evil White Witch who has cursed the land. As the imaginative Pevensie children step onto it through their wardrobes, they’re taken aback by its enchanting beauty and shades of good and evil. The white visuals and aesthetics of this film are so strong it makes you want to be a part of it.

March of the Penguins (2005)

If you’re a fan of deep educational yet comforting movies, then this one won’t disappoint. March of the Penguins will take you on a ride through Antarctica where you’ll discover resilience, heartwarming narratives, and a battle of the species to survive in the harsh weather.

The Shining (1980)

How can we ever end a list without a good horror movie that compliments a theme? The Shining is one of the terrifying psychological thrillers that could be perfect for a horror chilly movie night. Watch Jack Nicholson lose his sanity as the plot intensifies.

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2009)

Though all Harry Potter films have scenic winter visuals at some point, the dreary cold vibe of this part remains unmatched. The usual mystery, Gothic castles, and dark academia just densifies a little more than other HP movies. Just lean into it and let it take over your wintry nights.

Whether you’re in the mood to get cozy over a Rom-com or chilled over a creepy horror flick, we’ve got you covered. 

Happy Watching!

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