For anyone who hasn’t seen it already, Your Christmas Or Mine sees young lovers Hayley (Cora Kirk) and James (Asa Butterfield) wave goodbye at Marylebone Station, only to realise that they can’t bear to be apart for Christmas. Cue a mad last-second dash to catch a train and a disastrous mix-up that results in each of them spending the holidays with one another’s families… solo.

As fun and frothy as a festive trifle, this feel-good film has all the makings of a modern classic. Or perhaps this writer was just buoyed up with excitement as she watched it on the same day her tree went up? We’ll never know for sure.

The Princess Switch… 2

SACRILEGE! Not really. The Princess Switch films are genuinely pretty damn good. The second, though, is easily the best; primarily because it has a much bigger budget than the first one (as is made abundantly clear by the sheer scale of the Christmas decorations and fake snow on offer).

There is, too, a love story between a career-driven young woman and a sexy single dad, as orchestrated by his impossibly sparky kid (which, apparently, is a must-have trope in any festive romcom). There’s a royally handsome prince in the mix, too – and three (count ‘em) Vanessa Hudgenses running around the place. One of them, though, is a con artist who has her eyes on the throne of Belgravia, so therein lies the drama.

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