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Travel Movies

A World War II nurse wakes in 2016 after a storm linked to a Christmas comet. Pick this for a Christmas romance where someone from the past must make sense of the present.

Angie boards her usual commuter train and arrives in her hometown in 2011. The earlier Christmas lets her revisit an old romantic choice, with the train as the story’s unmistakable time device.

A magical messenger sends Lindsay three years into the future at Christmastime. Seeing the life ahead gives her a chance to reconsider a decision she faces now.

An hourglass takes screenwriter Lucy to the 1947 set of the holiday film she is remaking. The movie-within-a-movie setting makes this an easy choice for old-Hollywood fans.

Charles Whitley travels from 1903 to Christmas 2020, where he meets Megan Turner. Pick this when you want the person from another era to be the romantic lead.

George wishes he had met Jane before her first marriage and lands ten years in the past. His chance to change that earlier meeting makes this a direct second-chance romance.

A wish takes Eve eight years back to when she left her fiancé for a career in New York. Choose this for a Christmas romance about reconsidering one life-changing decision.

After a spell, Katherine wakes to the same Valentine’s Day, including the date she would rather forget. This is a repeating-day romance for anyone who wants a holiday loop outside Christmas.

A Christmas carnival carousel takes astrophysicist Cheryl five years into her past. The visit gives her another chance at the choices that shaped her work and relationships.

An architect relives her disastrous wedding day, with each repeat pressing her to face what she wants. Pick this for a wedding-day loop rather than a jump across decades.

Pete wakes to the same Christmas morning over and over. The family-comedy angle makes this a different kind of holiday loop from the adult romances on the list.

Lawyer Maggie asks for a do-over and wakes fifteen years earlier, where she faces a choice involving her husband and college boyfriend. Pick it for a romance with a clear past-versus-present decision.

A mysterious rideshare takes Lucy back to Christmas 1999, where she sees her mother, sister, best friend and old crush again. The decade gives her a chance to reconsider those relationships.

Grand Ole Opry magic sends Gentry and her friend Mac back to Christmas 1995. The trip through time brings the pair into an earlier chapter of the country-music landmark.

A comet sends Ella from 1905 to 2025, where she learns that Nick owns the boat she was sailing. As they grow closer, Ella must find a way home before her absence changes Newport’s history and erases the charity she meant to build.

Rachel keeps reliving the night of her parents’ Hanukkah party, and Zach may help her reach tomorrow. Choose this for a holiday loop that does not revolve around Christmas Eve.