Oklahoma's Favorite Christmas Movie For 2023

Recently a new survey was conducted by Todayshomeowner.com that ranked the most popular holiday movies for 2023 by state. While most of the titles were exactly what you'd expect there were a few states that have unusual favorites. Of course, holiday classics like Elf, The Grinch, Home Alone, The Polar Express, It's A Wonderful Life and others made the list. However, more than a few states had some bizarre choices.

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So what is Oklahoma's most popular Christmas movie for 2023? Last year we picked a modern holiday classic with The Polar Express. It's hard to believe, but Edward Scissorhands was our favorite holiday movie in 2021. So what about this year? According to the study by Todayshomeowner.com Oklahoma's favorite Christmas movie for 2023 is A Christmas Story. It's the most popular Christmas movie in the U.S. this year.

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It just wouldn't be the holiday season without binge-watching all your favorite Christmas movies and specials, some of them over and over again. It only comes once a year and there's a limited amount of time you can hit play on these festive feel-good films. While we all have our favorites, some are more popular.

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If you'd like to see the full list of the most popular Christmas movies by state click here . At least this year we picked an actual Christmas movie as our favorite. You'd be surprised at some of the state's picks for 2023. Several states choose Edward Scissorhands, even Die Hard made the list and is the most popular holiday movie in some states. See what other states choose by checking out Todayshomeowner.com.

10 Oklahoma Hallmark holiday hometowns you can visit

Looking for someplace special to spend the holidays? The Sooner State has you covered with some of the best towns and cities to get into the Christmas spirit. If you've ever wanted to visit a place that feels like it came out of a Hallmark movie you're in luck. Check out these ten Oklahoma Hallmark holiday hometowns to experience the small-town charm and friendliness of some of Oklahoma's best-known holiday destinations. Each has its own unique traditions and holiday events that will surely get you into the spirit of the season. From amazing lights and displays to performances and festive family fun you'll find in the Sooner State.

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Ten Iconic Oklahoma Restaurants You Have To Try

I think it's fair to say that each state probably has its own legends when it comes to restaurants. Pennsylvania has cheesesteaks, New York has wings and pizza, Texas has Franklin BBQ and Tex-Mex, etc...

Oklahoma is no different.

Birthed into statehood as a cattle state, there's no shortage of beef on any menu here, but there's a little room for chicken and fries too. Here are the absolute, hands down, best restaurants, in no particular order, everyone has to try in The Sooner State.

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Oklahoma's Top 24 Terrific Towns & Prettiest Cities

It's the delightful double dozen, the top 24 most terrific Oklahoma towns and prettiest cities in the Sooner State. These incredible places are just as friendly and inviting, as they are beautiful and picturesque. While Oklahoma has more than just a few terrific towns and pretty cities these are the crème de la crème, and more than deserving of making the top 24 list. The list was created by using Google. It ranked each city by beauty, lifestyle, friendliness, scenery, entertainment, and overall positive feedback from those who have experienced their charm firsthand. Scroll through the photo gallery below to see the top 24 towns & cities in Oklahoma.

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Top 10 Best Christmas Towns In Oklahoma

While Christmas may not always feel like Christmas in Oklahoma, we put on that holiday spirit all over the Sooner State. Here are the top destinations to find a little holiday cheer.

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