With titles like “Gingerbread Miracle” and “Single All the Way,” Santa delivered the Christmas viewing as sweet as early syrup, perfectly tied with a red bow.
Even St. Nick, it seems, has family problems and Netflix has a movie about them.
“When his grandfather suddenly falls ill, holiday-hating Jules learns of his family’s magical legacy and realizes that he is his only hope of saving Christmas,” Netflix’s synopsis of the film reads. know.
It is streaming online.
“A Rich Christmas”
This is a classic holiday tale in the spirit of the season.
“A businessman teaches her spoiled daughter a lesson by making her spend her days off volunteering at a shelter, where she confronts the true meaning of Christmas, ” read the description from BET, where the series is currently airing.
“Gingerbread Miracle”
This movie title is about Christmas as it comes.
“Two old friends from high school work together over Christmas to sell their uncle’s Mexican bakery famous for its magical wish-granting gingerbread cookies,” in this perfect Hallmark movie.
“An Ice Wine Christmas”
Oh wine! Let’s start sipping because Lifetime is catering to a funnier movie.
“One of Philadelphia’s top wine drinkers returns home to the magical vineyards of Evergreen, NY, for the town’s annual Wine and Harvest Christmas Festival,” according to the department’s Lifetime description. film. “While there, Camila spends time with her mother, Sunny, and her sister ‘Beth, the local winery manager for Camila’s former ice wine mentor Henry. But Camila discovers changes have been made. coming when Henry plans to retire, miniaturizing the Christmas festivities.”
Ready, set, dump.
“The Nine Kittens of Christmas”
Cats? Christmas? count me in.
“Cat lovers Zachary and Marilee are thrown back together for Christmas when they are tasked with finding a home for a litter of adorable kittens,” the film’s synopsis from the Hallmark Channel reads.
It premiered on Hallmark on November 25.
“Christmas Deja Vu”
This is your dream come true movie.
“When her lucky lady granted a Christmas wish, she granted her the life she’s always dreamed of,” according to BET.
It premieres November 25 on BET+.
“A Christmas Witness”
Christmas with the crowd.
“A no-nonsense federal sheriff is tasked with protecting a charming, low-level mobster until he testifies against his mafia boss two days after Christmas,” reads the film’s synopsis. .
It premiered on November 28 on ION Television.
“Single all the way”
This drama revolves around a story about pretending to be in a relationship to appease a mother who is too eager to see their grown-up child mated.
Desperate to avoid his family’s judgment on his perpetually single status, Peter convinces his best friend Nick to join him on the holidays and pretend they’re currently having one. relationship. But when Peter’s mother forces him to blindly date her handsome coach James, the plan goes awry,” according to Netflix.
“Single All the Way” premieres November 2.
“A Castle for Christmas”
What’s a holiday without a ridiculously unrealistic royal story? And this features Brooke Shields!
Premiering November 26, “The film follows a best-selling author who, in order to escape a scandal, travels to Scotland, where she falls in love with a castle and presumably is the duke who owns it. “, Netflix reported.
“The Bitch Who Stole Christmas”
We haven’t seen the trailer for this story yet, but the title alone is reason enough to watch. Rupaul and several “Drag Race” contestants star in this film, about a fashion journalist who is sent to a Christmas-loving town on a mission and ends a winter ball contest.
Premiering December 2 on VH1.
