With the calendar having flipped to show November across the globe, the spooky season decorations have now been wrapped up and tucked away in the attic, making room for the months of warmth and wonder. The Christmas tree is being dusted off, incandescent lights untangled, and the scent of freshly baked ginger cookies is inundating the air. Streets have begun to shimmer with festive cheer, and every corner is echoing with the promise of joy and togetherness. As the holiday spirit takes hold, therefore, nothing captures its essence better than a comforting Christmas film.

This year, Netflix offers a magical lineup of movies sure to wrap viewers in timeless holiday charm.

Alicia Silverstone and Oliver Hudson headline this new Netflix original directed by Steve Carr, also starring Jameela Jamil and Pierson Fodé. Silverstone brings back her signature silly charm in a light-hearted story about messy family dynamics. The film is set to debut on November 12, 2025.

A divorcing couple prepares to host one last perfect Christmas, but everything goes south when the husband's new girlfriend arrives. The development leads to a chaotic but still heartfelt holiday that helps the soon-to-be ex-wife reflect on her life and all the good she has done.

Directed by Mark Steven Johnson, this romantic comedy pairs Minka Kelly with Tom Wozniczka. Johnson, known for his playful approach to love stories, takes his lens to Paris, where holiday lights and champagne corks set the mood for this title. The movie is set to begin streaming on November 19, 2025.

Minka Kelly plays Sydney Price, a career-driven executive hoping to acquire a luxury champagne brand over Christmas. When a whirlwind Parisian fling turns out to be with the company’s heir, her professional ambitions clash with unexpected feelings, making for a fizzy, festive romance. How about sprinkling adrenaline-filled themes alongside holiday romance magic, though?

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The following film goes beyond shared glances between its leads, thrusting them into a high-stakes dilemma that blurs the line between choice and desperation.

Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells lead this stylish holiday effort directed by Michael Fimognari, blending Christmas romance with a thrilling edge. The supporting cast includes Lucy Punch, Mariah Louca, and more. The offering debuts on November 26, 2025.

The story follows two small-time thieves who go toe to toe to rob the same London department store on Christmas Eve. What starts as a desperate plan, though, turns into a witty, adrenaline-fueled adventure filled with holiday mischief and a dash of unexpected chemistry.

Lacey Chabert and Dustin Milligan star in this delightfully absurd romantic comedy directed by Jerry Ciccoritti. The movie quickly became a viral sensation for its tongue-in-cheek take on magical realism, debuting on Netflix in November 2024.

After a widow builds a snowman that mysteriously comes to life as a charming man, her quiet Christmas turns upside down. What could have been pure silliness, however, evolves into a warm, self-aware story about grief, hope, and the magic of moving forward.

Kurt Russell dons the red suit as Santa Claus. Directed by Clay Kaytis, the film has remained one of Netflix’s defining festive hits since its 2018 debut.

The adventures follow two siblings who accidentally team up with Santa on a night of chaos that could ruin Christmas. With sleigh crashes and more Kurt Russell’s Santa steals the show, delivering humor and holiday heart in equal measure.

Sergio Pablos, a veteran of animation, directed this 2019 Netflix original featuring voices by Jason Schwartzman, J.K. Simmons, and Rashida Jones. Praised for its gorgeous 2D animation, it became an Oscar-nominated animated feature.

Set in the remote, snow-covered town of Smeerensburg, a spoiled postman befriends a lonely toymaker, accidentally creating the legend of Santa Claus. The result is a moving tale of kindness and connection that feels timeless with every rewatch.

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Yet again, a Christmas thriller, but this one completely leaves out the warmth. It is perfect for those who cannot stand cheesy titles, no matter the occasion.

This Christmas-set thriller stars Taron Egerton, Jason Bateman, and Sofia Carson and was directed by Jaume Collet-Serra. Released on December 13, 2024, it stands out as one of Netflix’s darker holiday offerings.

Egerton plays a young airport security officer blackmailed into allowing a dangerous package onto a plane on Christmas Eve. Fast-paced and gripping, the film trades cozy cheer for nail-biting suspense, offering a fresh twist on the season.

Based on Matt Haig’s novel and directed by Gil Kenan, this 2021 Netflix original stars Henry Lawfull, Maggie Smith, and Toby Jones. The film’s enchanting visuals and heartfelt tone earned it praise as one of Netflix’s best modern holiday stories.

Nikolas, a boy from a small village, sets out on a journey to find his father and the fabled town called Elfhelm. His adventure, filled with elves and magic, transforms into a moving story.

Directed by Monika Mitchell, this 2019 romantic fantasy stars Vanessa Hudgens alongside Josh Whitehouse. It remains a fan favorite for its playful blend of medieval charm and contemporary humor.

The movie follows a time-travelling knight who lands in modern-day Ohio and meets a science teacher disillusioned with love. Their growing bond bridges centuries, turning scepticism into belief and proving love truly is timeless.

Eliza Taylor leads this 2017 Netflix flick with Jake Lacy and Andie MacDowell. Directed by Ernie Barbarash, the movie follows a spoiled heiress who must deliver a Christmas letter to her father’s former business partner in a snowy small town. Stripped of her luxuries, she rediscovers compassion, humility, and the true spirit of giving.

So, with Halloween thrills now behind, it is time to trade the scary movie list for Christmas comfort. This Netflix’s festive lineup sets the perfect mood to unwind with cocoa in hand, surrounded by the glow of twinkling lights and stories filled with warmth. From laughter to love and a touch of suspense, each film on this roster captures the heart of the season. As the holidays draw near, the magic of Christmas must light up every screen.

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Which of the movies can you not wait to check out? Let us know in the comments.