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The countdown to Christmas has officially begun, and streaming services are here to make sure your festive watchlist is fully stocked. From romantic mix-ups and meet-cutes to high-stakes holiday capers and family chaos, this year’s new releases promise something for everyone.

Whether you’re in the mood for snowy love stories with Alicia Silverstone and Minka Kellyhilarious misadventures with Michelle Pfeiffer and Zooey Deschanel, or action-packed Christmas mayhem with Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghanthere’s plenty to keep you entertained during those long winter evenings.

Here are our favourite new Christmas films to stream this holiday season.

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Ready to sign the divorce papers and determined to pull off one last perfect Christmas in her family home, Kate (Alicia Silverstone) is thrown off course when her ex-husband Everett (Oliver Hudson) turns up – with his brilliant new girlfriend in tow. As the festive decorations go up and old feelings bubble back to the surface, Kate begins to realise what truly matters isn’t flawless holiday cheer, but the life she already has.

A Merry Little Ex-Mas is available to stream on Netflix

When pop trio Jonas Brothers – Kevin, Joe and Nick – wrap their tour in London only 48 hours before Christmas, what could go wrong? Plenty. A comedic snowball of travel delays, sibling rivalry and holiday chaos lands them far from home – and far from the Christmas they were hoping for. With original songs, surprise cameos and self-aware humour, this musical comedy reminds them (and us) that getting home might just be the best kind of gift.

A Very Jonas Christmas is available to stream on Disney+

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Joy (Shannon Thornton) is a New York fashion designer whose talent is always overshadowed – at work and in love. Determined to take a chance, she follows her crush Colton (Aaron O’Connell) to snowy Colorado. But after a shocking discovery and a brutal snowstorm, she gets stranded – only to meet Ridge (Tosin Morohunfola), whose warmth and kindness help her rethink what it really means to find joy.

Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy is available to stream on Prime Video

Champagne Problems

When high-powered exec Sydney Price (Minka Kelly) flies to Paris to acquire the legendary Château Cassell before Christmas, her business-first plan goes off the fizz. One magical night in the City of Lights leads to a meet-cute with Henri (Tom Wozniczka), only to discover he’s the heir to the very wine empire she’s trying to buy. Now she must juggle corporate rivals, family stakes and an unexpected romance that just won’t stay corked.

Champagne Problems is available to stream on Netflix on 19 November

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The Family Plan 2

Former assassin-dad Dan (Mark Wahlberg) plans a perfect overseas Christmas with his wife Jessica (Michelle Monaghan) and their kids – but when a shadowy figure from Dan’s past (Kit Harington) crashes the party, their European holiday spirals into a festive game of cat-and-mouse filled with bank heists, car chases and family chaos.

The Family Plan 2 is available to stream on Apple TV on 21 November

Jingle Bell Heist

On Christmas Eve in London, two down-on-their-luck workers – retail assistant Sophia (Olivia Holt) and repairman Nick (Connor Swindells) – join forces to rob a posh department store. But as they plan the ultimate festive caper, sparks fly and secrets unravel, putting their unlikely alliance – and very naughty mission – in jeopardy.

Jingle Bell Heist is available to stream on Netflix on 26 November

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My Secret Santa

Single mum Taylor (Alexandra Breckenridge) is struggling to make ends meet – especially when her daughter gets into an elite snowboarding camp. Desperate, she disguises herself as an elderly man and lands a seasonal job as Santa at a luxury ski resort. But when she falls for Matthew (Ryan Eggold), the resort manager, her jolly secret threatens to unravel – and it’s not just the beard that’s on the line.

Jingle Bell Heist is available to stream on Netflix on 3 December

Oh. What. Fun

Claire Clauster (Michelle Pfeiffer) is the unshakeable glue keeping her chaotic family’s Christmas together – until one year they forget her entirely. Feeling invisible, she sets off on a spontaneous solo adventure while her loved ones scramble to find her. Along the way, Claire rediscovers the true magic of the holidays as she learns what happens when Christmas goes off-script.

Oh. What. Fun is available to stream on Prime Video on 3 December

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Tinsel Town

When washed-up Hollywood action hero Bradley Mack (Kiefer Sutherland) lands in a tiny snow-dusted village to star in its eccentric panto production of Cinderella, he’s expecting a career reboot – but he gets so much . Under the tough-love direction of choreographer Jill (Rebel Wilson), Bradley’s big ego begins to thaw, and he rediscovers hope, friendship and a little Christmas magic.

Tinsel Town is available to stream on Sky Cinema on 5 December

Merv

When Anna (Zooey Deschanel) and Russ (Charlie Cox) break up, their beloved dog Merv falls into a funk – and the only way to help him heal is the most awkward co-parenting arrangement imaginable. Russ whisks Merv off to sunny Florida, only for Anna to show up unexpectedly. As Merv regains his spark, his humans might just rediscover theirs.

Merv is available to stream on Prime Video on 10th December

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