.....you don't want to miss a single one.....


Christmas Time Is Here! A Must-Have Guide to 140+ Original Holiday Movies on Netflix, Hallmark, Lifetime and More

....Prepare for yuletide overload.

Beginning Friday, Oct. 21 and extending through Sunday, Dec. 25, broadcast networks, cable channels and select streaming services are serving more than 140 original Christmas movies, and compiled a comprehensive list (don’t worry, we’ve checked it twice!) to help you keep track of ’em all.

The following guide details every made-for-TV movie airing across nearly two-dozen platforms — including, but not limited to: CBS, Hallmark Channel, Hulu, Lifetime, NBC, Netflix and Prime Video. We’ll add additional titles as they’re announced.

Highlights this year include HBO Max’s sequel to the 1983 classic A Christmas Story, featuring original film star Peter Billingsley; Apple TV+’s Spirited, a modern retelling of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol led by Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell; Lifetime’s A Christmas Spark, which reunites Jane Seymour with Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman‘s Joe Lando; Netflix’s Falling for Christmas, which marks Lindsay Lohan’s formal return to acting; and Candace Cameron Bure Presents: A Christmas… Present, which serves as the former Hallmark queen’s debut on rival GAC Family.

As for Hanukkah movies, well… there’s one: Hallmark’s Hanukkah on Rye.


love........for the holidays........?!

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I reject your reality and substitute my own!

I’ve already set up to get all of the Hallmark Christmas movies for my wife. I had not thought about the streaming services.

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Are they all new movies? Watch one Hallmark Christmas movie and you've seen them all. If they would spend more time and money and make a few decent ones every year I might watch them.

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Grateful11

This year, the wife skipped Hallmark and signed up with frndly (yes, the "e" is missing, probably because the subscription is so friendly the service interrupts the shows with a zillion commercials.) But I guess it's cheaper than a Hallmark subscription?

The Xmas romance movies have already infiltrated the house.

Saw part of one of them. The male lead was handicapped. That wasn't what his character was about, just a thing for viewers to pay attention to.

Next day, another movie, same actor.

"What's his issue this time?" I asked.

"This time he's an alcoholic."

I'm wondering when he'll become a reformed murderer soon.