This is the most wonderful month of the entire on-line streaming, and overall TV viewing month EVER! To celebrate this month I would like to start off with my own little version of Oh Christmas Tree…. that I changed up just a little bit.
Oh December shows and movies!
Oh December shows and movies!
How lovely are your options!
Today I am excitedly sharing what you can watch on both Amazon Prime and NETFLIX to keep those holiday movies rolling all season long!
NETFLIX
Let It Snow
Based on three linked stories, this sweet movie is about what happens when teenagers trying to play it cool finally let down their guard, and also how a little bit of snow can change everything.
Klaus
Netflix’s first original animated feature- A mailman-in-training, the spoiled brat Jesper (voiced by Jason Schwartzman) is sent to prove his mettle and learn responsibility in the frozen town of Smeerensburg.
Holiday in the Wild
When her husband abruptly ends their marriage, empty nester Kate embarks on a solo second honeymoon in Africa, finding purpose — and potential romance.
Holiday Rush
A widowed radio DJ and his four spoiled kids need to tighten their belts and pull together when their life of luxury turns lean just before Christmas.
The Knight Before Christmas
Medieval magic sends a 14th-century knight to modern-day Ohio, where he falls for a high school science teacher who’s disillusioned by love.
Amazon Prime Movies
If you’ve got Prime, then you have free Christmas movie options!
It’s a Wonderful Life
After George Bailey wishes he had never been born, an angel is sent to earth to make George’s wish come true. George starts to realize how many lives he has changed and impacted, and how they would be different if he was never there.
The Man Who Invented Christmas
The Man Who Invented Christmas tells the magical journey that led to the creation of Ebenezer Scrooge, Tiny Tim, and other classic characters from “A Christmas Carol.”
Christmas Story
This touching fantasy tale re-imagines the origins of Santa Claus as a young orphan named Nikolas, who decides to show his gratitude to the villagers who raised him by starting the Christmas tradition of gift-giving.
The Heart of Christmas
The Lockes are devastated when they learn their young son, Dax, has cancer. But with courage, determination, and faith, they give Dax a one last Christmas, even if it is in October.
The Least of These – A Christmas Story
Rose, a homeless single mother, and her daughter Katy discover hope in a small-town diner. They are befriended by a feisty waitress, a big-hearted cook, and a storefront Santa that gets served a valuable lesson in forgiveness.
Beyond Christmas
This uplifting story begins on Christmas Eve in New York City, as three elderly businessmen prepare to enjoy a festive dinner together. They receive visits from two kind-hearted strangers, each has come to return a wallet they believe one of the gentlemen has lost. This charming 1940 holiday classic is prefect for the Christmas season. Expertly restored and in Color for the first time!
Happy watching and most especially, I hope you have a happy and blessed Holiday season!
Love,
Jen
Comments
We have both of those and what a wonderful list. We love Netflix and Amazon Prime. That’s all we watch.
Have a fabulous day and weekend. ♥
Sandee recently posted…Feline Friday
Me too sister! I watched the Beyond Christmas one last night and it was soo lovely!
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #192
Oh my, that knight one looks good! And same with the Africa one where I think she might find Rob Lowe out there in the wild!
Pretty fun find right?! I know you have been watching Hallmark for months now, but here is more to watch :)
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #192
I love feel good holiday movies!
Joanne recently posted…Sentence a Day in November
They really are the best! Glad you agree :)
Happy watching!
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #192
I love all the holiday movies – I really want to watch Klaus and Holiday Rush on Netflix.
-Lauren
ShootingStarsMag recently posted…November 2019 Local Tourist: X Ambassadors + Puffs the Play
I know your DVR is already packed to the bursting, but you should totally watch those!
Have a great one :)
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #192
Nice list! It’s a Wonderful Life is such a favorite for me. We did watch a few of these new ones already too. The Holiday one in Africa was my personal fave. I didn’t even bother sharing it with the kids. Klaus was good too! I like how you gave a short summary for each one, and I didn’t realize those classics were on Prime.
The Africa one is on my list for tonight! I watched the Beyond Christmas one last week and loved it! Dang those classics are good :)
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #192
Thank you for organizing this list for me! Am I the only one who finds it hard to figure out what I’m supposed to watch on Netflix ?
Katy @ Experienced Bad Mom recently posted…Give Your Teen the Gift of an Experience This Holiday Season
Yes! That is totally why I did this. Mostly maybe just for me, but now you too get to benefit :)
Have fun watching!
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #193
I have been looking for some new Christmas movies to watch with the kids. We just watched Christmas Story (the Finnish movie about Saint Nikolas as an orphan child). I absolutely loved it, but I think the pace was a bit too slow for my 6 and 8 year olds. But I am definitely going to check out some of your other recommendations! Thanks for sharing.
Shelbee
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Klaus on Netflix was fantastic! My children ages 18 t 6 all loved it. We have even watched it again :)
Jen recently posted…The Happy Now Blog Link- Up #193
I will definitely have to check that one out as well!
Shelbee