The Best Christmas Movies on Paramount+ (and How to Watch Them for Less)
Settle in this holiday season with classic Christmas movies on Paramount+ and save with the service’s limited-time Black Friday deal.
With Thanksgiving just days away, the holiday season has officially started. That means it's time to cozy up with friends and family for a Christmas movie marathon. Whether you're a Christmas romcom connoisseur or a fan of the classic comedies of Christmases past, Paramount+ is a must-have streaming platform to fill your marathon watch list.
The popular streaming service just added a bunch of new holiday movies to its roster and dropped a Black Friday streaming deal at the same time.
From now through December 2, you can sign up for either the Paramount+ Essential or Premium plan for just $2.99 per month for two months. That's plenty of time to rewatch all of these Christmas movies while you decide if you want to keep the subscription.
Classic Christmas movies on Paramount+
Share your childhood favorites with the next generation by adding some of these timeless Christmas movies to your marathon list this year:
- Planes, Trains and Automobiles
- Scrooged
- Scrooge (1970)
- All I Want For Christmas
- Home For The Holidays
- The Love Boat: The Christmas Cruise
- Trading Places
Christmas comedies on Paramount+
From feel good family movies to raunchy comedies, these are some of the best Christmas comedies streaming on Paramount+ right now:
- Surviving Christmas
- Happy Christmas
- Santa Stole Our Dog!
- Last Holiday (2006)
- A Fairly Odd Christmas
- Tiny Christmas
- A Clüsterfünke Christmas
- When Christmas Was Young
- Santa Hunters
- Daddy's Home 2
- Twas the Night Before Spongemas
- Friendsgiving
Spooky Christmas movies and festive mysteries to watch on Paramount+
For a change of pace, switch things up by sprinkling a few festive horrors and mysteries into your holiday marathon. Here are some of the spooky picks you'll find on Paramount+:
- Fatman
- Deck the Halls (2011)
- Reindeer Games (2000)
- Dear Santa
How to get a deal on Paramount+
Black Friday is one of the best times of the year to save on streaming. Most major platforms offer some of their best deals during the major shopping event. Paramount+ is no exception. When you sign up before December 2, you can pay just $2.99 per month for the first two months.
That low price applies to both the Paramount+ Essentials plan and Premium plan. If you opt for Premium, you'll not only get no ads but also get access to Showtime content. It’s the perfect excuse to curl up with family, save some cash and enjoy all your streaming favorites.
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