See Christmas classic moves The Polar Express, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York and more at Vue Hartlepool

Providing a yuletide treat for film fans and families alike, this year marks milestone anniversaries for a variety of iconic Christmas films - all returning home to the big screen this November and December.

A festive animated adventure that everyone can get on board with, The Polar Express returns to Vue from November 29 after its initial release 20 years ago.

Following the enchanting tale of a young boy who goes on a magical adventure to the North Pole, The Polar Express is a charming tale about believing in the magic of Christmas which has become a family favourite over the past two decades.

Christmas critter caper Gremlins is also celebrating an anniversary at Vue this year, marking 40 years since Gizmo and the gang made their debut on the big screen, and returns to Vue on December 6.

Some more festive favourites heading to Vue include the heartfelt romantic comedy Love Actually, screening from December 13, and the iconic It’s A Wonderful Life, screening on December 20.

There’s also a handful of comedy crackers coming to Vue include Will Ferrell’s Elf, screening from November 22, and Jim Carrey’s How The Grinch Stole Christmas, screening from December 6.

Family favourites such as Home Alone (from November 22), The Muppet Christmas Carol (from December 13) and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (from December 20) wrap up the schedule of winter classics, all of which can be enjoyed at Vue with the ultimate seat, screen and sound experience.

Darren Williams, general manager of Vue Hartlepool, said: ‘Christmas is all about spending quality time with friends and family, creating treasured moments to last a lifetime.

"We’re glad to be marking the merry occasion with a line-up of some of the most iconic Christmas classics, specially curated to for our customers to enjoy and help them get in the festive spirit ahead of the big day.

"There’s no better place to watch the likes of Home Alone and The Polar Express than the big screen.”

Tickets are available from just £7.99 when booked online. To find out more visit: myvue.com