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All the Best TV and Movie Marathons to Watch on Christmas Of course there's a Hallmark movie marathon in here Allison Picurro Dec. 16, 2020, 11:48 a.m. PT If you're looking for safe Christmas plans that will succeed in bringing some joy to a holiday that's coming at the end of an extremely difficult year, remember that TV is always here for you. Whether you celebrate Christmas or Dec. 25 is just another day for you, there's something airing on television you'll probably enjoy. Hallmark is capitalizing on the moment by doing what it does best: airing a bunch of those lovably corny Christ...

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“Twinkle All The Way.” “Jingle Bell Bride.” “Merry Kissmass.” “The Christmas Prince.” Year after year, networks like Hallmark and Lifetime ― and now even streaming services like Netflix ― inundate us with a slew of terribly cheesy holiday movies (with inane titles to match). And year after year, we eat it all up. Whether you proudly tweet about your Hallmark movie consumption or hide the guilty pleasure, the fact remains that these over-the-top, formulaic, questionably acted films have a real audience. But why are so many of us drawn to these cheesy made-for-TV holiday mov...