Edhat Staff
By edhat staff
The top ten holiday movies in the United States have been revealed based on internet search engine studies.
The search experts at Liberty Marketing uncovered the United State’s favorite film by diving into the average number of searches each holiday film gets per month.
According to the results, “Home Alone” is America’s favorite holiday film, based on average Google search volume per month in 2021. America’s second-favorite film is The Grinch (2018), followed by Elf (2003).
Below are the films that made it into this year’s top ten, as well as their average monthly search volumes:
- Home Alone – 499k searches
- The Grinch – 424k searches
- Elf – 398k searches
- Die Hard – 289k searches
- Gremlins – 262k searches
- Love Actually – 254k searches
- A Christmas Story – 188k searches
- It’s a Wonderful Life – 186k searches
- The Nightmare Before Christmas – 156k searches
- Home Alone 2 – 130k searches
“Home Alone” is also the top searched-for Christmas film in a total of 69 countries, with a total of 1.2 million searches a month, making it the world’s most popular Christmas film.
“Elf” follows “Home Alone” in second place on the global scale with 960k searches a month, followed by “Gremlins” with 891k searches a month.
Share your favorite holiday movie in the comments below.
Sadly, Miracle on 34th Street does not age well. It’s weird that they just let the daughter hang out with the neighbor. It’s creepy that the neighbor uses the little girl to get close to the mom. It’s creepy that they just let a random dude off the street hang out alone with the little girl in her bedroom. I watched it with my kids, and they were horrified. I understand it was a more innocent time, but it’s a bit difficult for people to relate to now because society has changed so much. At least, that’s been my experience.
“Jingle all the way”
When Arnold kicked the flaming head of Jesus through the front window, onto the lawn, right in front of the charolers!!..