The TV channel dedicated to 24/7 Christmas films is back to get you in the festive mood – and it launches today

The TV channel dedicated to 24/7 Christmas films is back to get you in the festive mood – and it launches today

09/24/2020

WITH autumn on the way cold nights and dark mornings are on the horizon but there is something to look forward to – a Christmas movie channel. 

There may still be 13 weeks until the big day, but you can get your festive fix by catching all your favourite Christmassy films in September. 

Sony Movies Christmas launches today, September 24, screening nothing but festive flicks 24/7. 

And with the UK facing heightened lockdown restrictions, there's never been a better time to curl up in front of the TV. 

The channel will kick things off with screenings of A Beauty and the Beast Christmas, Marrying Father Christmas, and The Christmas Cabin.

Other new releases set to grace our screens include A Christmas Eve Miracle, Christmas Cruise, Lucky Christmas, The Christmas Contract, and Magic Stocking.

And there will also be themed weekends, with categories including Christmas Comedies, Naughty vs. Nice, Wicked Christmas and Singing for Christmas.

Announcing the launch, the channel said: "Santa and his elves aren’t the only people working its stockings off to ensure there’s enough Christmas content to keep you in a seasonal mood right until the big day and beyond.

"Because really, when isn’t a good time to give yourself a little festive cheer?"

The channel runs until January, so there’s plenty of time to catch all the classics on there. 

If you’re in the mood for some movie magic, you can find Sony Movie Christmas on Freeview 50, Sky 319, Virgin 424 or Freesat 303.

Meanwhile you can now buy a giant Percy Pig toy & parents say it’s the perfect thing for Christmas.

Plus B&M shoppers are showing off their massive 10p hauls including Frozen toys & BBQs perfect.

And mums rave about The Works’ mega sale with prices slashed to just 50p including bargain bubble guns & kids’ books.

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