Why does Netflix keep flooding us with cheesy Christmas rom-coms every December? From predictable small-town love stories to recycled plots, Netflix has turned the holiday genre into a "so bad it’s good" phenomenon. But why do we keep watching these films year after year? In this video, we dive deep into the psychology and philosophy of mainstream media to uncover how Netflix changed the Christmas movie genre forever.

We’ll explore the cultural shift from classics like Home Alone and It’s a Wonderful Life to the endless stream of formulaic romantic comedies like A Christmas Prince and The Single All the Way. What’s driving this trend? Is it nostalgia, comfort, or Netflix’s genius marketing that keeps us hooked? And most importantly—how can Netflix fix its holiday lineup to bring back the magic of truly unforgettable Christmas films?

We’ll also share some fresh holiday movie recommendations that break free from the cookie-cutter mold and celebrate the real spirit of Christmas. Whether you’re a fan of Elf, The Grinch, or even Die Hard, we’ve got you covered with films that will actually make you feel the holiday joy you’re craving.

If you’ve ever wondered why Netflix Christmas movies make you cringe, laugh, and hit "play" anyway—this video is for you. Let’s unravel how Netflix mastered the art of predictable holiday films and what it means for the future of Christmas entertainment.

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