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Jim Carrey, who performs Scrooge and the ghosts in Disney’s 2009 A Christmas Carol, photographed in Madrid in 2008. Not a film still. Photo: Noemi Nuñez , CC BY-SA 2.0 . Display size adjusted; source photograph unchanged. A Christmas film night does not need ten titles in a queue. It needs a choice that fits the people in the room and the time they actually have. Start with our guide to ten animated Christmas classics , then use these questions to make a smaller plan. Choose the available time before choosing the title A short television special can be the whole event. Pairing several features often turns a relaxed evening into a schedule nobody wants to finish. Leave time to get comfortable, pause and talk afterwards. A streaming service’s listed running time is useful for the particular edition you will play; remembered broadcast lengths may include or exclude advertising. For a brief gathering, consider a compact special such as A Charlie Brown Christmas or Mickey’s Christmas ...