Of course logging onto Movie-Moron is like Christmas every day, but there’s only one calender Christmas, which is today.

So here’s our gift to you, a video we lazily picked off YouTube. Gather the family round and enjoy this most seasonal of offerings.

And so you can at least say you learnt something, here are the top 20 most financially successful Christmas movies of all time. Don’t worry, Ernest Saves Christmas is on there.

1 How the Grinch Stole Christmas - $260,044,825 (11/17/00)
2 The Polar Express - $180,218,638 (11/10/04)
3 Elf - $173,398,518 (11/7/03)
4 The Santa Clause - $144,833,357 (11/11/94)
5 The Santa Clause 2 - $139,236,327 (11/1/02)
6 Four Christmases - $103,297,497 (11/26/08)
7 The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause - $84,500,122 (11/3/06)
8 Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas - $74,676,583 (10/15/93)
9 Christmas with the Kranks – $73,780,539 (11/24/04)
10 Fred Claus - $72,006,777 (11/9/07)
11 Christmas Vacation – $71,319,526 (12/1/89)
12 Jingle All the Way – $60,592,389 (11/22/96)
13 Scrooged - $60,328,558 (11/23/88)
14 Bad Santa - $60,060,328 (11/26/03)
15 This Christmas - $49,121,934 (11/21/07)
16 The Preacher’s Wife - $48,102,795 (12/13/96)
17 The Nativity Story – $37,629,831 (12/1/06)
18 Deck the Halls – $35,093,569 (11/22/06)
19 Jack Frost - $34,562,556 (12/11/98)
20 Ernest Saves Christmas - $28,202,109 (11/11/88)

(Lifetime Gross, Source: Box Office Mojo)