90s Christmas nostalgia on Disney+

Kevin gets left behind, the house becomes a fortress, and a lot of us still know the soundtrack by heart. On Disney+. The 1990 one, not a remix.

Michael Caine plays Scrooge with a straight face and the Muppets do the rest. It might be the best Christmas movie, and we will not be taking questions. Disney+.

Jack Skellington tries to run Christmas and gets the joy all wrong before he gets it right. Halloween bones, Christmas heart, and it is on Disney+.

Kevin and the same two burglars, this time in a toy-store New York. Bigger, louder, and still the sequel people quote. Disney+ again.

A different kid, a different set of crooks, and a remote-control car that does a lot of work. It is the 1997 one. Lower stakes, same Disney+ shelf, fine if the first two are worn out.

A college kid has to get home for Christmas or lose the car, and the country between him and the dinner table does not cooperate. A 1998 Disney comedy. Jonathan Taylor Thomas, if that name just warmed you.

A direct-to-video Richie Rich Christmas from 1998, which is exactly the time capsule it sounds like. On Disney+ and Prime. Kids who like a silly rich-kid plot will be fine. Adults may feel the decade.

Tim Allen's workaholic dad puts on the suit and the job starts to stick. The 1994 movie that made a generation believe the beard comes with paperwork. On Disney+.

A lonely token-collector saves a stranger and gets folded into his family by accident, at Christmas. Sandra Bullock, 1995, on Disney+. One of the great cozy romcoms.