What does your favorite holiday movie say about you?

’Tis the season to cozy up with loved ones and enjoy festive flicks— and because the timeless messages of joy and hope captured in these holiday classics strike such an emotional chord, the movie you love most reveals a lot about you!

If you prefer… Elf: You’re an imaginative wit

As much ho-ho-ho as it is ha-ha-ha, this modern-day classic is an apt reflection of just how creative you are. After all, an appreciation of wit and whimsy requires an active, vivid imagination, and yours is more agile than most. Whether you’re donning silly seasonal sweaters with your family or making pancakes in adorable shapes for the little ones, you exude infectious, Elf- like joy.

A Christmas Carol: You’re a deep visionary

This story’s powerful message of redemption resonates so deeply with you because you have the rare ability not only to see the best in others, but to also bring those qualities out in them. A true leader, you’re idealistic enough to believe in second chances and hardworking enough to make them happen.

It’s a Wonderful Life: You’re a wise nurturer

No film better captures how small acts can trigger a seismic ripple effect of positive change. Deeply compassionate, you love this story about the power we all have to change the world, because you’re able to lift your family and community, while giving your own dreams wings that Clarence himself would be proud to call his own.

Miracle on 34th Street: You’re a mindful giver

Christmas isn’t just a day. It’s a frame of mind. Though credit for this quote goes to Kris Kringle, you could just as easily have said it yourself. A true believer in the magic of the holidays, you spread joy year-round, be it by volunteering at your animal shelter or pitching in at church.

A Christmas Story: You’re a resilient optimist

Though he’s on a one-track mission to get what he believes is the world’s best present, it’s the detours along the way that make Ralphie’s holiday so memorable. You know that the truly meaningful things in life don’t come in shiny wrapping paper. In fact, it’s likely the quirks of holidays past that make your most cherished memories.