Where can I watch Christmas movies?

Your Guide to Holiday Viewing

Written 12th June 2024 | Subscribe to our Christmas newsletter

Christmas movies can be watched anytime, they aren't just for the festive seasons - they are on all year round!

There's nothing quite like cozying up with a good Christmas movie to get into the festive spirit. Whether you enjoy timeless classics or new holiday releases, there are plenty of options available to watch Christmas movies across various streaming services, cable channels, and specialty platforms.

From Netflix and Disney+ to Hallmark Channel and Lifetime, each offers a unique selection to make your holiday viewing merry and bright. Here’s a guide to help you find the perfect platform for your Christmas movie marathon.

Streaming Services

Netflix: Offers a wide selection of Christmas movies, including both classics and Netflix originals.
Amazon Prime Video: Features a variety of holiday films, including new releases and timeless favorites.
Disney+: Home to many classic Disney Christmas movies and specials, including "Home Alone" and "The Santa Clause" series.
Hulu: Provides a mix of holiday movies and TV specials.
HBO Max: Offers a collection of Christmas films, including popular titles like "Elf" and "A Christmas Story."
Apple TV+: Includes some exclusive holiday content and access to a wider library via rentals and purchases.

Cable and Network Channels

Hallmark Channel: Famous for its extensive lineup of Christmas movies, often starting in October.
Lifetime: Also known for its holiday movie marathon featuring original films.
Freeform (formerly ABC Family): Hosts the "25 Days of Christmas" marathon with a mix of classic and modern Christmas movies.
AMC: Offers a variety of holiday films during the Christmas season.

Specialty Channels and Services

Hallmark Movies Now: A streaming service dedicated to Hallmark movies, including a vast selection of Christmas titles.
Peacock: NBCUniversal's streaming service features a range of holiday movies and specials.