What is the one movie you think doesn't get the 'Christmas movie' credit it deserves?

The Night Before. Unexpectedly hilarious.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOBdxkhJvHQ

Gee, so many...

Krampus.

A Hallmark Movie from 2002 based on a WWII story. They say it's "fact based". I watch it each year. It isn't always on Youtube, and it isn't always a good quality recording. I don't find it elsewhere either. (This one has subtitles in Spanish in the screen.)

First five minutes in German, all the rest in English. The acting is excellent. Filmed in Quebec. "In a cabin in a WWII front, a German mom with a son mediates a truce between 3 German and 3 American soldiers so they can all celebrate Christmas Eve 1944 together."
One of the comments:
"I first heard of this movie from a book I'm reading about the Battle of the Bulge, titled "Snow and Steel" by Peter Caddick Adams, and in it he recounts this story and metions that a movie about it was made in 2002, starring Linda Hamilton."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBvskqAUe8Q

A Hallmark Movie based on a WWII story. They say it's "fact based". I watch it each year.
It isn't always on Youtube, and it isn't always a good quality recording. Don't find it elsewhere either. (This one has subtitles in Spanish in the screen.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBvskqAUe8Q

I would say "Dutch". If you haven't seen it, it's a blend of a reversed "Married with Children" with Home Alone style antics. Watch it and pay attention to the details to see what I am referring to.

Die Hard 1 & 2.