Paramount+ is ending 2025 with a great selection of movies and shows, including beloved classics, holiday favorites, and brand new original series. This month, you can start streaming a new action-comedy with Kevin James, plus the latest movie from Spongebob Squarepants. Throughout the holiday season, subscribers can also enjoy special events featuring music and family-friendly entertainment. Whether you like intense crime shows or feel-good Christmas stories, Paramount+ has something for everyone before the year ends.
‘Miracle on 34th Street’ (1947)
This beloved holiday film, released on December 1st, centers around a department store Santa who insists he is the real Santa Claus. He meets a skeptical mother and daughter who have lost their Christmas spirit, and a famous legal battle begins to determine if he’s truly who he says he is. The film is a touching story about believing in the magic of Christmas and the power of faith.
‘This Christmas’ (2007)
This December 1st, a family drama follows the Whitfields as they come together for their first holiday reunion in four years. As the siblings and their mother reconnect, old secrets come to light and their relationships are put to the test. The movie mixes heartfelt and tense moments with scenes of happiness and celebration, showcasing a talented cast exploring the ups and downs of family during the holiday season.
‘The Angry Birds Movie’ (2016)
On a cheerful island filled with birds who can’t fly, three newcomers – Red, Chuck, and Bomb – feel like they don’t quite belong. When strange green pigs show up, it’s up to these unlikely heroes to uncover their plans. This funny animated movie, releasing December 1st, explains how the rivalry between the birds and the pigs began. To protect their home from the invaders, the three birds must learn to control their tempers.
‘Footloose’ (2011)
Teenager Ren MacCormack trades city life for a small town where dancing and rock music are forbidden. This new version of the classic story, available to stream December 1st, shows Ren fighting against these rules and the Reverend who upholds them. Things get more complicated when he falls for the Reverend’s daughter, Ariel. The film is a fresh take on youthful rebellion and how dance can be a powerful way to express yourself.
‘She’s the Man’ (2006)
Viola Hastings pretends to be her twin brother to join the boys’ soccer team at her boarding school. The funny new movie, which comes out December 1st, gets even more complicated when Viola starts to fall for her roommate, Duke, who is already in love with someone else. It’s a fresh take on Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night,’ but set in the world of high school sports. As Viola tries to keep her identity a secret, things get hilariously confusing, especially with the complicated love triangle she finds herself in.
‘The Island’ (2005)
In the mid-21st century, Lincoln Six Echo and Jordan Two Delta live in what seems like a perfect world, dreaming of being sent to a place called the Island. They soon discover a shocking truth: they are clones created to provide organs for others. The movie, released on December 1st, follows their thrilling escape from the facility and the relentless pursuit by those trying to bring them back. It’s a fast-paced science fiction story about finding out who you are and fighting to stay alive.
‘Snatch’ (2000)
A stolen diamond brings together a mismatched group of criminals in London’s chaotic underworld. This fast-paced crime comedy, arriving December 1st, follows two dodgy boxing promoters, a brutal bookie, a Russian gangster, and some hapless robbers as their storylines collide. Expect plenty of mishaps, betrayals, witty banter, and a unique visual flair as they all scramble after the prize.
‘Batman & Robin’ (1997)
Batman and Robin are facing challenges in their crime-fighting partnership as they battle the villains Mr. Freeze and Poison Ivy. Premiering on December 1st, this new film introduces Batgirl as she joins the Dynamic Duo to protect Gotham City. Mr. Freeze plans to freeze the entire city, and Poison Ivy aims to wipe out humanity using her deadly plants. To save Gotham, Batman, Robin, and Batgirl must work through their disagreements and stop these dangerous threats.
‘Beverly Hills Cop II’ (1987)
When a string of sophisticated robberies—dubbed the Alphabet Crimes—hits Beverly Hills, Axel Foley returns to help his detective pals, Rosewood and Taggart, crack the case. They soon discover the crimes are linked to a secret weapons smuggling operation disguised as a gun club. Using his quick wit and street smarts from Detroit, Foley works to stop the criminals and bring them to justice. The movie will be available on December 1st.
‘Beverly Hills Cop’ (1984)
When a Detroit detective, Axel Foley, learns his childhood friend was murdered, he goes to Beverly Hills to investigate. The movie, released December 1st, shows the clash between Foley’s wild, unconventional style and the strict procedures of the Beverly Hills police. His investigation leads him to a drug ring run by a rich art collector. The film became well-known for successfully blending intense action with humor, paving the way for similar movies in the future.
‘The Hateful Eight’ (2015)
As a film buff, I recently checked out this Western and it’s a real pressure cooker! It’s set in Wyoming after the Civil War, and follows eight strangers – a mix of bounty hunters and the people they’re chasing – who get stuck together at a stagecoach stop during a massive blizzard. They roll into town on December 1st, and right away, you can feel the tension building because everyone’s hiding something. It quickly becomes clear that nobody is quite who they seem, and things escalate into a pretty violent showdown. What I loved most was how the movie dives into questions about justice and revenge, all through sharp dialogue and a constant sense of mystery. It’s a really gripping watch!
‘Goodfellas’ (1990)
This crime drama, streaming December 1st, follows Henry Hill’s rise within the mafia, showcasing the glamorous lifestyle and increasing danger that come with it. The film spans several decades and explores how Hill struggles to separate his criminal life from his family, ultimately leading to conflict. It’s known for its fast-paced story, strong acting, and realistic portrayal of the mob.
‘Monster Trucks’ (2016)
A high school student builds a monster truck using parts from old, broken cars. He then discovers a strange creature living inside the truck, and surprisingly, the creature powers it! They become friends and must work together to escape a company that wants to capture the creature. This action-packed movie uses a mix of real-life effects and computer animation to tell a heartwarming story for the whole family.
‘The Natural’ (1984)
Roy Hobbs, a naturally gifted baseball player haunted by a hidden past, arrives on a struggling team and immediately begins to turn their luck around. The movie, released December 1st, tells the story of his fight to overcome both physical injuries and personal struggles as he strives for success. Along the way, Hobbs faces powerful and dishonest people within baseball who are determined to see him fall. It’s an inspiring sports story about the passion for the game and the opportunity for redemption.
‘I See You’ (2019)
A detective’s investigation into a missing boy takes a terrifying turn when strange things start happening to his family. Premiering December 1st, this thriller explores a sinister force that seems to be inside their own house. The story unfolds through different viewpoints, slowly revealing a shocking truth about what’s really going on. It’s a suspenseful film that puts a new spin on the classic home invasion story with plenty of unexpected twists.
‘Christmas Cupid’ (2010)
This holiday season, get ready for a heartwarming romance with a ghostly twist! A work-obsessed publicist gets a visit from the spirit of a former client, who shows her how her dedication to her career has affected her relationships. Streaming December 1st, this modern take on ‘A Christmas Carol’ follows her journey to rediscover what truly matters – love and family – before time runs out. It’s a funny and charming story that blends a little bit of the supernatural with classic romantic comedy elements.
‘The Equalizer 2’ (2018)
Robert McCall is back, continuing his fight for those who can’t defend themselves. When someone close to him is killed, things become deeply personal. He sets out to find the killers, uncovering a dangerous plot that affects him directly. Using his special forces training, McCall seeks justice and protects the people he loves.
‘Head of State’ (2003)
A D.C. alderman is thrust into the presidential race when the original candidate passes away. This comedy, released December 1st, follows his unusual campaign, where he challenges the status quo with refreshing honesty and a unique style inspired by hip-hop. The film playfully critiques American politics and the obstacles people face when trying to become leaders.
‘Rounders’ (1998)
I’m really excited about this new movie coming out December 1st! It’s about a guy who used to be a serious gambler but cleaned up his act, only to be pulled back in when a friend gets into trouble with a huge debt. It looks like a deep dive into the world of high-stakes poker – not just the cards, but what’s going on inside the players’ heads. He’s up against a really dangerous Russian mobster, and it’s all about whether he can use his skills to save his friend and himself. From the trailer, it seems like a super tense, gripping drama that really captures the thrill and the risk of professional poker.
‘Father of the Bride’ (1991)
When George Banks’ daughter gets engaged, he has a hard time accepting she’s growing up. The upcoming comedy, available to stream on December 1st, follows the wild and costly journey of planning her wedding. George navigates a quirky wedding planner and comes to terms with the fact that his little girl is no longer so little. The movie beautifully captures both the heartwarming and stressful sides of big family events.
‘The Untouchables’ (1987)
I’m completely captivated by the story of Eliot Ness! It follows him as he carefully chooses a dedicated team to take on the seemingly untouchable Al Capone during the Prohibition era. The film, coming out December 1st, really throws you into the gritty, dangerous world they faced trying to enforce the law in a city riddled with corruption. You see Ness quickly realize just how much it takes to dismantle a powerful criminal organization. It’s a truly compelling story about staying true to your principles and the sacrifices made in the pursuit of justice.
‘Disturbia’ (2007)
Confined to his home, a teenage boy starts watching his neighbors and soon becomes convinced one of them is a serial killer. He and his friends attempt to investigate and collect proof, all without stepping foot outside. As they dig deeper, the story creates a tense atmosphere where it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s just suspicion.
‘Rain Man’ (1988)
A self-centered car salesman is surprised to learn his brother, who has autism and a remarkable talent, has inherited their father’s wealth. Starting December 1st, the two brothers set off on a life-altering road trip across the country. Though he initially tries to take advantage of his brother, the salesman eventually develops a real and meaningful connection with him. The film is a moving story focused on the characters and explores themes of family, understanding differences, and the power of human connection.
‘Interstellar’ (2014)
A group of explorers ventures through a wormhole, hoping to save humanity. The film, set to premiere December 1st, is a sweeping science fiction story about love, time, and the sacrifices people make for the future. It follows a pilot who must leave his family behind to search for a planet where humans can live. Stunning images of black holes and the effects of relativity are key to the film’s powerful and moving story.
‘Addams Family Values’ (1993)
As a big fan of the Addams Family, I’m really excited about the new movie! It’s got a great plot – Uncle Fester gets involved with a nanny who isn’t what she seems, and Wednesday and Pugsley are shipped off to summer camp, which, naturally, they try to turn upside down with a hilarious rebellion against the relentlessly cheerful counselors. Meanwhile, the whole family is trying to rescue Fester from this dangerous situation. From what I’ve heard, it takes everything we loved about the first movie – the dark comedy and wonderfully weird characters – and just turns it up a notch. It’s streaming December 1st, and I’ve already marked my calendar!
‘True Grit’ (2010)
A headstrong teen teams up with a hardened U.S. Marshal to find the man who killed her father. This Western, releasing December 1st, follows their dangerous trek through unforgiving lands. A Texas Ranger, also pursuing the killer, joins their quest. The movie highlights the courage and resolve needed to achieve justice in the Old West.
‘Raging Bull’ (1980)
The film follows the turbulent life of boxer Jake LaMotta, showing how his anger and violent behavior damaged his relationships and ultimately derailed his boxing career. Released on December 1st, this biographical drama portrays his journey from rising star to his eventual downfall. It’s a stark and honest portrayal of jealousy, uncontrollable rage, and self-sabotage, with striking black-and-white visuals that highlight the harshness of his life both in and out of the ring.
‘American Hustle’ (2013)
A new crime drama, set in the late 1970s disco scene and premiering December 1st, follows a group of con artists. They’re forced to team up with an unconventional FBI agent to expose corrupt politicians and members of the New Jersey mafia. As they get pulled deeper into a complicated sting operation, the characters’ loyalties are challenged and they’re forced to question who they really are.
‘Taxi Driver’ (1976)
A troubled war veteran living in New York City drives a taxi, growing more and more disturbed by the city’s decline. Starting December 1st, his paranoia intensifies, and he begins planning a violent act of revenge. He focuses on rescuing a young sex worker and killing a politician. This intense psychological thriller explores the themes of isolation and feeling like an outsider.
‘Christmas on Windmill Way’ (2023)
When a woman returns home to save her family’s historic sawmill from being torn down, she’s surprised to find the developer planning its demolition is someone from her past – her high school sweetheart. As the holidays approach, they’re forced to confront their shared history and decide what the future holds for both the town landmark and their own potential for a second chance at love. It’s a heartwarming story about preserving heritage and rediscovering old flames.
‘We Are Marshall’ (2006)
After a devastating plane crash claims the lives of most of the Marshall University football team, a new coach steps in to rebuild the program. Premiering December 1st, the movie is the true story of a town coming together to overcome tragedy. The coach faces the immense challenge of finding new players and bringing hope back to a community deeply affected by loss. It’s a moving sports drama that explores themes of strength and recovery.
‘Something’s Gotta Give’ (2003)
A charming romantic comedy releasing December 1st follows an older, wealthy man who unexpectedly falls for the mother of his much younger girlfriend. After a heart attack forces him to recuperate at her home, an unlikely romance blossoms. Things get complicated when a younger doctor enters the picture and also becomes interested in her.
‘Batman’ (1989)
When the Dark Knight starts fighting crime in Gotham City, he immediately clashes with his greatest enemy yet: the Joker. Released on December 1st, the movie sets a dark and serious tone for the superhero’s world. Bruce Wayne must keep his secret identity safe while also working to stop the Joker from poisoning the city. The film is known for its dark, gothic style and changed how superhero movies were made.
‘Tooth Fairy’ (2010)
A rough-and-tumble hockey player famous for his tough checks gets a surprising punishment: he has to work as the real Tooth Fairy! This new comedy, debuting December 1st, shows his hilarious attempts to adjust to a world of magic, wings, and wands. Along the way, he discovers the importance of dreams and the power of believing in kids. The movie blends exciting hockey action with heartwarming family fun.
‘The Aviator’ (2004)
This movie tells the story of Howard Hughes, a pioneering director and aviator, as he creates a successful film and airline business. Released on December 1st, the film shows his creativity and determination, but also his difficult battle with severe obsessive-compulsive disorder. It portrays the challenges he faced from competitors and his worsening mental health, all set against the exciting and dangerous backdrop of Hollywood and aviation’s early days.
‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ (1999)
I’m completely hooked on this new thriller! It follows Tom Ripley, who’s sent to Italy with a simple mission: bring home a wealthy man’s son. But once Ripley gets a taste of the good life, things take a dark turn. He starts living a lie, even resorting to pretending to be someone else and, ultimately, murder, all to keep up appearances. It’s incredibly suspenseful watching his elaborate deception unfold, and it really makes you think about who people truly are and what drives them. It’s a fascinating, and unsettling, look at a truly complex character.
‘Forrest Gump’ (1994)
The film follows the life of a simple man with a kind heart as he unexpectedly finds himself involved in some of the most important moments of the 20th century. Throughout his journey, his enduring love for his childhood friend, Jenny, remains a constant. Premiering December 1st, the story highlights his unwavering optimism and determination as he navigates war, achieves unexpected fame, and experiences personal loss. It’s an epic tale about fate and the power of goodness.
‘Ella Enchanted’ (2004)
Ella is born with a strange ability: she must instantly obey any order she’s given. When the film begins on December 1st, she sets out to find the fairy godmother who cursed her and hopefully break the spell. During her journey, she unexpectedly falls in love with a prince, and she also has to battle people who want to take advantage of her unique situation. The movie is a funny and refreshing take on classic fairy tales, turning familiar themes on their head.
‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ (2013)
I just finished watching this movie, and wow, it’s a wild ride! It’s based on the unbelievable true story of Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker who goes from zero to hero, living a ridiculously lavish lifestyle, and then spectacularly crashes and burns due to fraud and corruption. It really throws you into the over-the-top world of Wall Street in the 90s, full of drugs, parties, and a serious lack of accountability. While it’s darkly funny, it’s also a really unsettling look at greed and how the rich often seem to get away with anything. It hits theaters December 1st, and trust me, it’s one you won’t forget.
‘From Dusk Till Dawn’ (1996)
A crime thriller takes a terrifying turn when two criminals holding a family hostage end up at a remote Mexican truck stop that’s secretly inhabited by vampires. The film, debuting December 1st, quickly transforms into a horror-filled fight for survival as the hostages and criminals must battle waves of creatures throughout the night until sunrise. It’s gained attention for its distinctive, graphic violence and unexpected blend of genres.
‘The Hunt for Red October’ (1990)
When a new, stealthy Soviet submarine heads for America, a tense showdown erupts at sea. A CIA analyst has until December 1st to figure out if the submarine captain is trying to defect or launch an attack. This gripping underwater thriller is full of political maneuvering and military tactics, and it introduces the character of Jack Ryan for the very first time.
‘Hustle & Flow’ (2005)
The movie follows a pimp from Memphis who decides to pursue a career as a rapper. He arrives in town on December 1st and starts working with friends to create a demo recording. The story centers around his efforts to find his artistic voice and leave his difficult past behind. The film is notable for featuring the Oscar-winning song, “It’s Hard Out Here for a Pimp.”
‘Guns Up’ (2025)
In this new action-comedy premiering December 1st, Kevin James plays Ray Hayes, a former police officer trying to leave his life as a mob enforcer behind. When his plans fall apart, Ray has one crazy night to protect his family from his old criminal connections. The movie mixes exciting action with Ray’s hilarious efforts to keep his two worlds separate.
‘Extract’ (2009)
A factory owner specializing in flavorings is struggling with problems at work and in his personal life. Starting December 1st, viewers will see him facing a possible lawsuit, a wife who’s being unfaithful, and an employee battling addiction. In a misguided attempt to uncover the truth, he hires a male escort to test his wife’s loyalty, which only creates more chaos. This workplace comedy follows a group of people navigating the challenges of middle age.
‘Inglourious Basterds’ (2009)
A team of Jewish-American soldiers is sent to France during World War II with a dangerous mission: to kill top Nazi officials. Their operation begins on December 1st, and they soon cross paths with a local cinema owner who is secretly planning her own act of vengeance. The movie culminates in a dramatic and explosive confrontation inside a theater, offering a fresh and gritty perspective on the war through sharp dialogue and a reimagined historical event.
‘A Night at the Roxbury’ (1998)
I’m really excited about this new comedy coming out on December 1st! It’s about two brothers who are totally obsessed with nightclubs and desperately trying to get into the hottest one in town. Apparently, it’s based on a hilarious sketch from “Saturday Night Live,” and the whole movie is packed with awesome dance music. The best part is, they’re constantly dreaming of opening their own club, and because they’re a little clueless, they end up in the most ridiculous situations. It looks like a non-stop laugh riot!
‘Boomerang’ (1992)
This beloved 90s romantic comedy follows a charming but womanizing advertising executive who suddenly finds the tables turned when a new, no-nonsense female boss starts treating him exactly how he treats women. Premiering December 1st, the film is a funny and insightful look at workplace relationships and forces him to rethink his views on love. It boasts a fantastic cast and remains a timeless classic.
‘Gone Baby Gone’ (2007)
A new crime drama, debuting December 1st, follows two private detectives as they search for a missing girl in the tough streets of Boston. Their investigation quickly reveals a tangled network of corruption and forces them to confront challenging moral dilemmas, blurring the lines between right and wrong. The film is praised for its realistic and authentic portrayal of the city and its people.
’22 Jump Street’ (2014)
Detectives Schmidt and Jenko go back undercover, this time at a college, to track down the source of a new illegal drug. The movie, released on December 1st, focuses on how the fun of college life threatens their investigation and forces them to grow up. It also playfully pokes fun at the idea of making sequels, with lots of jokes about itself.
‘Annihilation’ (2018)
A biologist travels to a strange and dangerous area affected by an environmental disaster, where the normal rules of nature are broken. Premiering December 1st, the team discovers creatures that are changing and evolving, and a landscape that distorts genetic material. This sci-fi horror movie delves into the ideas of self-destruction and change, offering a visually stunning and unsettling exploration of the unfamiliar.
‘The Doors’ (1991)
This biographical film tells the story of the iconic rock band and its frontman, Jim Morrison. Released on December 1st, it vividly recreates the psychedelic atmosphere of the 1960s and Morrison’s struggles with addiction. The film highlights the band’s music and explores Morrison’s complex personality – a gifted poet who was also unpredictable and troubled.
‘Shaft’ (2000)
Detective John Shaft, a New York City police officer, investigates a murder with racial motivations committed by the son of a powerful man. Starting December 1st, the film follows Shaft as he battles a biased legal system to ensure the killer is held accountable. Frustrated by the roadblocks, Shaft quits the police force to pursue the case independently. This movie is a continuation of the original ‘Shaft’ film from 1971.
‘Braveheart’ (1995)
Set in the late 1200s, this epic film tells the story of William Wallace, a Scottish hero who led a fight for independence from English rule. After his wife is tragically killed, Wallace inspires a rebellion, and the movie powerfully depicts his struggle for freedom through large-scale battle scenes. It’s a stirring tale of resistance and won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
‘Chicago’ (2002)
This musical comedy follows two women on death row who try to gain public attention – and the help of a charismatic lawyer – to save themselves. Set in the flashy Jazz Age, the show, which comes out December 1st, cleverly examines how crime and celebrity collide. Through big, showstopping songs, the characters reveal their deepest feelings and wildest dreams. It’s a vibrant and updated take on the classic Broadway hit.
‘The Truman Show’ (1998)
Truman Burbank slowly realizes that his whole life has been a televised reality show watched by millions. Starting on December 1st, he begins to spot strange inconsistencies in his seemingly perfect world and decides he needs to break free. The movie explores ideas about being watched, how the media can control us, and whether we truly have free choice. Truman’s attempt to escape his artificial reality is both a moving and thought-provoking experience.
‘The Romantics’ (2010)
A group of seven college friends come together for a wedding, bringing old rivalries and romantic feelings back to the surface. The series, available to stream December 1st, centers on the drama between the bride and her maid of honor, who both have feelings for the groom. Over the wedding weekend, the friends are forced to confront their past and the tangled web of love and friendship they share.
‘Ernest Saves Christmas’ (1988)
When Santa Claus needs to retire, Ernest P. Worrell steps in to help find a replacement before his magic disappears! The hilarious movie, arriving December 1st, follows Ernest as he tries his hand at driving Santa’s sleigh and causes plenty of festive chaos. Their biggest challenge? Convincing a doubting TV show host to become the new Santa. It’s a classic, silly family film that many people enjoy every holiday season.
‘Sunset Boulevard’ (1950)
A former silent film star, past her prime, longs for a return to glory and pulls a down-on-his-luck screenwriter into her elaborate illusions. This December 1st release is a classic film noir that delves into the harsh realities of Hollywood fame and the dangers of losing touch with reality. Their connection quickly becomes unhealthy and perilous. The movie is particularly well-known for its unforgettable opening scene and memorable dialogue.
‘Renegades’ (2017)
A group of Navy SEALs stumble upon a huge stash of gold at the bottom of a lake in Bosnia. Starting December 1st, they secretly try to recover the gold to benefit the local people. But their unsanctioned operation quickly draws unwanted attention from dangerous enemies. The film is a fast-paced thriller that mixes the excitement of a heist movie with intense military action.
‘Norbit’ (2007)
A sweet, unassuming man finds himself in a tricky situation: he’s engaged to a woman with a larger-than-life personality, but then reconnects with the girl he used to have a crush on. This December 1st, he’s desperately trying to find a way to be with the woman he truly loves. The movie is a hilarious comedy starring Eddie Murphy, who transforms himself with impressive makeup and plays several over-the-top characters, relying on classic physical comedy and silly situations.
‘Ida Red’ (2021)
A woman with a serious illness and a history of crime plans one last heist from prison to provide for her family. Her son attempts the dangerous job on December 1st, while also trying to evade the police. This thrilling story explores themes of family, loyalty, and the repercussions of a criminal lifestyle. Unfortunately, the plan doesn’t go as expected and ends in violence.
‘The Ring’ (2002)
Okay, so I just finished watching this new horror flick, and let me tell you, it really got under my skin. It centers around a journalist who stumbles upon a seriously creepy videotape – the kind that supposedly kills you seven days after you watch it. Naturally, she views it, and then the clock starts ticking as she desperately tries to figure out how to break the curse and save herself and her son. The movie slowly unravels the heartbreaking story of a young girl named Samara, and it does it with a really unsettling atmosphere and some truly disturbing imagery. It’s not jump-scare heavy, but it builds a constant sense of dread that stays with you. Definitely a chilling watch!
‘Paddington’ (2014)
Paddington, a young bear from Peru, arrives in London hoping to find a family and is welcomed by the Browns. He struggles to adjust to life in the city, often causing mishaps along the way. When a sinister taxidermist sets his sights on Paddington, the Browns must come together to protect him. The movie is a charming and faithful retelling of the beloved children’s stories.
‘Batman Forever’ (1995)
Okay, so “The Batman” takes a really interesting turn in this one. We see Batman battling not one, but two classic villains – the Riddler and Two-Face – and it’s a much more vibrant, almost playful take on the character than we’ve seen before. Plus, we get the origin story of Robin, as Bruce Wayne takes in a young acrobat and starts mentoring him. There’s also a fascinating romantic element; Bruce finds himself drawn to a criminal psychologist, which adds a nice layer of complexity. The whole plot revolves around Batman and Robin cracking the Riddler’s increasingly elaborate puzzles to, you guessed it, save Gotham. It hits theaters December 1st, and honestly, it’s a fun ride.
‘Save the Last Dance’ (2001)
A ballet dancer relocates to a school in the city and begins a romance with a classmate who opens her eyes to the world of hip-hop. The movie, debuting December 1st, follows her as she deals with the pain of losing her mother and navigates the challenges of a new, diverse community. It’s a heartwarming story about loss, love, and pursuing your dreams, all set to a vibrant mix of ballet and hip-hop dance.
‘The Equalizer’ (2014)
A former spy fakes his own death to escape to a peaceful life, but is forced back into action when a young girl needs his help. Starting December 1st, he uses his unique talents to take down a dangerous group of Russian criminals, quickly becoming a guardian for those who can’t protect themselves. He methodically takes apart the entire criminal network.
‘Hotel for Dogs’ (2009)
A brother and sister secretly transform an old, empty hotel into a haven for homeless dogs. They arrive on December 1st and build amazing devices to keep the dogs fed and happy. However, their secret operation is put at risk when the dogs’ barking starts to attract attention. This heartwarming family comedy highlights the power of imagination and the special connection between people and their animal companions.
‘Downsizing’ (2017)
In a surprising breakthrough, scientists have found a way to reduce humans to just five inches tall as a potential solution to overpopulation. A new film, available to stream December 1st, follows a man who volunteers for the procedure hoping to enjoy a life of luxury in a tiny, self-contained community. However, he quickly learns that even in this small world, big issues still exist. The story is a humorous critique of consumer culture and environmental concerns.
‘The Addams Family’ (1991)
A new movie features con artists attempting to swindle the unusual Addams family by disguising one of their own as the supposedly missing Uncle Fester. When the fake Fester arrives on December 1st, the family happily accepts him, and he quickly becomes part of the group. The film maintains the darkly funny and quirky tone of the original Addams Family stories, highlighting the family’s loving, though bizarre, relationships.
‘American Sniper’ (2014)
The movie, releasing December 1st, tells the true story of Chris Kyle, a Navy SEAL sniper renowned for his incredible precision during the Iraq War. It shows how his four deployments affected his family and his difficult struggle to readjust to life at home after experiencing the trauma of war. The film is a powerful war drama focusing on the burdens of service and the challenges of PTSD.
‘Failure to Launch’ (2006)
A couple hires a dating coach to help their adult son find a girlfriend and finally move out. But things get tricky when the coach starts falling for him herself. This romantic comedy explores the growing trend of adult children living with their parents, and a secret could jeopardize their new romance.
‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ (2011)
When a man unexpectedly inherits six penguins, his apartment – and his life – are hilariously turned upside down! The movie, releasing December 1st, follows his chaotic journey as he adjusts to penguin parenthood, ultimately bringing his family closer together. He also has to outsmart a determined zookeeper who wants to take the penguins away. Expect plenty of silly, physical comedy and touching family moments in this heartwarming film.
‘Ocean’s Eleven’ (2001)
Okay, so “Ocean’s Eleven” is one of my all-time favorites. Basically, it’s about Danny Ocean, who assembles this incredible team of eleven experts to pull off a ridiculously ambitious heist – robbing three Las Vegas casinos all at the same time! They arrive on December 1st, and the whole thing is just so stylish and the cast is amazing. It’s not just about the money though; Danny’s also trying to win back his ex-wife, which adds a really personal edge. They have to get past some seriously high-tech security to make it happen, but the way they do it is just brilliant.
‘Angel Falls Christmas’ (2021)
This heartwarming Christmas movie tells the story of a doctor who prioritizes work over everything else. When she meets a kind, almost magical barista, she begins to rediscover the joy of the holidays and the importance of appreciating life’s simple moments and the people she cares about. It’s a charming and slightly fantastical tale about finding love and balance during the Christmas season.
‘Scary Movie 2’ (2001)
For a school project, a group of students falls for a prank and ends up at a haunted house. This funny, lighthearted movie, releasing on December 1st, playfully spoofs classic horror films and common supernatural themes. Expect silly ghosts and a strange caretaker, along with plenty of goofy humor and references to popular culture.
‘How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days’ (2003)
A dating advice columnist and a man make a bet: she tries to drive him away in ten days as research for an article, while he’s convinced he can make her fall in love with him. Their clashing goals create hilarious chaos when the movie premieres on December 1st. But as they both try to manipulate the situation, real feelings start to emerge, and the film playfully shows how silly dating can be.
‘Pulp Fiction’ (1994)
This film weaves together the stories of a boxer, two hitmen, a gangster’s wife, and a couple of diner robbers, exploring themes of violence and finding forgiveness. Known for its unique, non-traditional storytelling and memorable dialogue, it premiered on December 1st and became a landmark independent film thanks to its diverse music and nods to pop culture. The seemingly separate narratives unexpectedly come together.
‘The Fighter’ (2010)
The movie follows boxer Micky Ward as he attempts to step out from under the influence of his brother and trainer, who is battling addiction. Premiering December 1st, this biographical drama explores the complicated family relationships that both hinder and motivate Ward as he pursues a championship title, all while dealing with a turbulent home life. It’s a raw and realistic portrayal of boxing and the lives of working-class fighters.
‘Batman Returns’ (1992)
In the new Batman film, arriving December 1st, the hero confronts the Penguin, who is scheming to take over Gotham City, and Catwoman, driven by her own desire for revenge. The movie explores the darker motivations of these villains as Bruce Wayne finds himself caught between a budding romance with Catwoman and their clashes as enemies. The film is set in a dark and atmospheric winter environment.
‘Coneheads’ (1993)
A family of aliens, easily recognized by their cone-shaped heads, crash-lands on Earth and attempts to live a normal life in the suburbs. Their daughter just wants to be like everyone else at school, but their peaceful existence is threatened when immigration authorities begin to investigate. This funny series is inspired by a well-loved comedy sketch. It starts streaming on December 1st.
‘Shutter Island’ (2010)
When a murderer vanishes from a mental hospital, two U.S. Marshals are assigned to find her. Their investigation is complicated by a hurricane and a staff unwilling to help. As the marshals dig deeper, the lead investigator starts to doubt his own mental state, and the case culminates in a surprising and unsettling reveal. This is a tense, psychological thriller.
‘The Last Airbender’ (2010)
A young hero called the Avatar is on a quest to learn the power of all four elements and save the world from the aggressive Fire Nation. This fantasy adventure, arriving December 1st, tells the story of his journey to bring peace and harmony back to the world, alongside two siblings from the Water Tribe. The film is based on the popular animated series and brings that story to life with real actors.
‘Ocean’s Twelve’ (2004)
A team of experts gets back together to commit a string of robberies across Europe, hoping to repay a debt to a powerful casino owner. Their mission, which begins December 1st, is complicated by a mysterious rival thief called the Night Fox and a web of personal conflicts. The story features clever plans and takes place in multiple exciting locations as the team races to settle their accounts.
‘Beverly Hills Cop III’ (1994)
Axel Foley’s investigation into a car theft leads him to a Los Angeles theme park, where he discovers a hidden counterfeiting scheme. He joins forces with his longtime friends to dismantle the park’s security team, who are protecting the criminals. The movie blends exciting action with the fun atmosphere of a family amusement park.
‘Serendipity’ (2001)
A man and a woman feel an instant connection when they meet, but choose to let things unfold naturally instead of actively pursuing a relationship. They agree to meet again on December 1st, and for years afterward, each searches for the other, following the subtle hints they left behind. Despite being engaged to other people, neither can shake the memory of their brief, but powerful, connection. This heartwarming story is about fate, and whether true love can overcome any obstacle.
‘Southside with You’ (2016)
This movie tells the story of Barack Obama and Michelle Robinson’s first date in Chicago back in 1989. Starting December 1st, you can watch them explore an art museum and participate in a community event. Through their conversations, the film shows their hopes, worries, and how they began to fall for each other. It’s a romantic look at the lives of the future President and First Lady.
‘Jungleland’ (2020)
Two brothers embark on a cross-country road trip to compete in a brutal, no-holds-barred boxing tournament. Their plans are disrupted when they’re forced to transport a young woman for a dangerous crime boss. The journey pushes their relationship to the limit and exposes just how far they’ll go to survive. It’s a raw and intense story about the lengths people will go to for family and to stay alive.
‘Django Unchained’ (2012)
On December 1st, a former slave joins forces with a German bounty hunter on a dangerous mission: to save his wife from a cruel plantation owner. This Western doesn’t shy away from the harsh realities of slavery, portraying it with intense action. As they pursue their targets, Django learns the skills of a bounty hunter, all leading to a dramatic showdown at the plantation.
‘Get Him Back for Christmas’ (2024)
This charming holiday movie follows a woman determined to rekindle her romance with her ex-boyfriend before the holidays. Her plan involves over-the-top decorations and a series of comical mishaps. As things unfold, she begins to figure out what she really wants in life. It’s a classic, feel-good romantic comedy perfect for the season.
‘Eight Crazy Nights’ (2002)
In this new animated musical comedy, Adam Sandler plays a troubled man with a drinking problem who’s ordered to do community service over the holidays. The movie, which comes out December 1st, follows his journey to turn his life around, with guidance from a kind older man who hopes to show him the true meaning of the season. Expect a mix of silly, sometimes inappropriate humor alongside classic holiday cheer.
‘No Country for Old Men’ (2007)
When a hunter accidentally interrupts a failed drug exchange and steals the money, he sets off a dangerous series of events. A ruthless hitman arrives on December 1st to hunt him down across Texas, while the local sheriff struggles to understand the growing violence. The film is a tense thriller, particularly noted for the villain’s frightening portrayal.
‘A Single Man’ (2009)
Set in 1960s Los Angeles, this film tells the story of a college professor grappling with the recent loss of his partner and contemplating ending his life. Over the course of a single day, as he goes about teaching and connecting with friends, he unexpectedly encounters moments of beauty that give him pause. It’s a visually striking and deeply sad drama exploring the complexities of grief.
‘Fences’ (2016)
This movie, releasing December 1st, tells the story of a working-class father in the 1950s who is trying to provide for his family while also grappling with his own regrets. Based on an August Wilson play, the film focuses on the strained relationship between the father and his son, particularly surrounding football and what the future holds for them. Much of the drama unfolds around a backyard fence, and the film is driven by strong acting performances.
‘Selma’ (2014)
The film Selma tells the powerful story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s fight for voting rights, focusing on the courageous march from Selma to Montgomery. Premiering December 1st, the movie shows both the political battles and personal sacrifices of the civil rights movement. The brutal violence faced by the peaceful marchers deeply impacted the country and demonstrated the strength of nonviolent resistance.
‘Ocean’s Thirteen’ (2007)
The team comes together again to sabotage the grand opening of a new casino, aiming to get back at a heartless developer who betrayed their old teacher. Starting December 1st, they’ll use clever techniques to make sure the casino loses money on every game. This isn’t about making a profit; it’s about revenge, and the action takes place in Las Vegas.
‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ (2005)
A young boy’s life changes when he finds a golden ticket to visit Willy Wonka’s incredible chocolate factory. The movie, released December 1st, follows him and four other children, but each one faces consequences for their bad behavior. The film features a vibrant and imaginative world, offering a somewhat more serious and complex adaptation of the beloved children’s story.
‘The Italian Job’ (2003)
I just saw this incredible heist movie! It’s about a team of thieves who plan this wild scheme to cause a huge traffic jam in Los Angeles – all so they can steal gold from someone who double-crossed them. It came out on December 1st, and there’s this amazing car chase with a bunch of Mini Coopers! What really got me was how each member of the team brought their own special skills to the job. Apparently, it’s a remake of a classic film from 1969, but this version is totally modern and action-packed.
‘Once Upon a Christmas Wish’ (2024)
A woman who loves holidays gets her wish granted in a surprising way, turning her life – and the lives of her loved ones – upside down. Premiering December 1st, the story follows her as she deals with the magical fallout during the holiday season. It’s a sweet and funny reminder that you should be careful what you wish for, and a celebration of family and community.
‘Virtuosity’ (1995)
Okay, so I just saw this action sci-fi flick, and it’s a wild ride. The premise is genuinely creepy: a VR serial killer, built from the minds of history’s most notorious murderers, breaks free into our world. They bring in an ex-cop, fresh out of prison, to hunt him down, and things quickly escalate. What follows is a relentless chase that tears through the city, and the villain is constantly evolving, making him incredibly dangerous. It really makes you think about where we’re headed with artificial intelligence and the potential risks. It hits theaters December 1st, and it’s definitely one to watch if you’re into that kind of thing.
‘Smallfoot’ (2018)
As a huge animation fan, I’m really excited about this new movie! It’s a fun twist on the classic Bigfoot story – imagine a Yeti finding out humans are real! Apparently, the discovery of this ‘smallfoot’ causes total chaos in his community. It’s not just about a monster and a human though; the film seems to be about learning to understand each other and facing your fears when something seems totally different.
‘A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas’ (2011)
Harold and Kumar are back together! After being apart for years, they team up to replace a Christmas tree they accidentally broke. Their hilarious adventure, starting December 1st, is full of crazy and bizarre situations. This 3D comedy leans into the silliness of the holidays, and along the way, Harold and Kumar rediscover their friendship.
‘I, Daniel Blake’ (2016)
I just saw a truly affecting film, a social realist drama arriving on December 2nd, and I’m still thinking about it. It centers on a carpenter, recovering from a heart attack, who forms an unlikely friendship with a single mother. What really struck me was how powerfully it depicts their struggles navigating the frustrating and dehumanizing UK welfare system. It’s not a flashy film, but a deeply moving portrayal of two people supporting each other through poverty and the indignity of it all. It’s a sharp critique of the social safety net, but told through a very human story.
‘Band Aid’ (2017)
A bickering couple tries a creative solution to save their marriage: they form a band and turn their fights into songs. Premiering December 2nd, this funny movie follows their journey, with the help of a neighbor on drums, and explores whether music can help them resolve their issues. It’s a fresh take on how couples deal with conflict.
‘Predators’ (2010)
A team of highly skilled warriors—including soldiers, criminals, and mercenaries—find themselves hunted on a hostile alien planet. Landing on December 8th, they must fight together to survive against the deadly Predator aliens. This sci-fi action movie builds upon the established story of the Predator franchise.
‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ (2025)
In a new animated movie coming out December 19th, SpongeBob embarks on a deep-sea adventure to confront the Flying Dutchman. He’s trying to show everyone how brave he is! Directed by Derek Drymon, the film brings back the original voice actors and delivers the same funny and heartwarming moments fans love from the show.
‘New Year’s Eve Live: Nashville’s Big Bash’ (2025)
I can’t wait! On December 28th, a fantastic New Year’s celebration is coming to the platform, and it’s all about country music. Imagine top artists performing live from the heart of Nashville as we say goodbye to 2025 and hello to 2026! It’s going to be an incredible show, really capturing the vibrant spirit of Music City with hours and hours of amazing performances. It feels like the perfect way to end the year and kick off the next one!
‘A Christmas Blessing’ (2023)
A famous TV chef learns the real spirit of the holidays when she volunteers at a local food pantry. Premiering December 31st, she works with a man to keep the pantry from closing down. This experience transforms her understanding of helping others and the importance of community. It’s a heartwarming holiday story about giving back and discovering love along the way.
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