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Christmas movies for 2025 — just as its blockbuster acquisition of Warner Bros begins reshaping expectations for future holiday streaming.While the deal won't affect this year's offerings, the prospect of Netflix eventually owning classics like Elf,

It's time to get into the holiday spirit, and five of the very best specials are currently available to stream. Here's where to find them.

Two of the most popular streaming services have agreed to combine, in a move that could change the streaming service landscape.

In addition to the weekly classics, “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas” (2000) will return to theaters for one week only in honor of its 25th anniversary. The re-release opens Thursday, Dec. 11 and will play through Dec. 18.

"Everyone's just like, 'how is David Zaslav going to make so much money when he ran the company into the ground?'" says a studio executive. "The unjustness of that, when all these people are going to be out of work—it should be illegal.

Grab a cup of coffee served by “Gilmore Girls” fictional character Luke Danes at Luke’s Diner which will be among several locations wrapped in holiday décor.