We’ve made it to the end of another year of incredible films and TV series! Before 2025 comes to a close, there are several more new releases ready for you to indulge in this month. 

This December, enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at a megastar’s world tour, a thrilling book adaptation full of surprising twists, a holiday comedy with a stellar ensemble cast, and so much more. 

Read on for our top 10 picks for films and TV series to see in theatres and on Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ in December 2025.

Photo by Alisha Wetherill, courtesy of Prime Video

Oh. What. Fun.

A stellar ensemble cast stars in this festive flick about a Christmas gone off-script. Every year, Claire Causter (Michelle Pfeiffer) works tirelessly to make the holidays magical for her chaotic but lovable family. So when they forget her at home after she planned a special outing, she’s fed up. As they scramble to find her, Claire finally discovers the magic of a Christmas where she isn’t the overworked host. 

Where to Watch: Prime Video

Release Date: December 3

Photo by Jake Rosenberg/Netflix 

With Love, Meghan: Holiday Celebration

Join Meghan in Monecito for a magical holiday celebration filled with traditions new and old! In this holiday edition of Meghan Markle’s lifestyle series, friends and family gather to cook festive meals, craft heartfelt gifts, and deck the halls, all with simple how-tos for you to follow along at home. Special guests include Naomi Osaka and Lindsay Roth.

Where to Watch: Netflix

Release Date: December 3

Courtesy of Amazon MGM Studios

Merv

Described as  “a different breed of romantic comedy” Merv follows a couple forced into an awkward co-parenting arrangement post-breakup. When Anna (Zooey Deschanel) and Russ (Charlie Cox) notice that their dog Merv is in a funk after their split, they find themselves in Florida on a much-needed getaway, in an attempt to lift Merv’s spirits. But will fixing their dog’s broken heart lead to sparks flying between them?

Where to Watch: Prime Video

Release Date: December 10

Courtesy of Roadside Attractions

Dust Bunny

This fantastical horror thriller follows an unlikely duo as they confront each other’s monsters. 10-year-old Aurora is convinced that a monster ate her entire family. So, she joins forces with her neighbour—a hitman who kills real-life monsters. Suspecting that he may have been connected to her parents’ death, the neighbour guiltily takes the job, and faces an onslaught of assassins in his quest to protect her.

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: December 12

Courtesy of 20th Century Studios

Ella McCay

An all-star cast led by Emma Mackey stars in Ella McCay, a comedy about an idealistic young woman juggling her family and work life. As Ella prepares to take over her mentor’s job and become a state governor, complications also arise in her chaotic family life. Jamie Lee Curtis, Ayo Edebiri, Kumail Nanjiani, and Woody Harrelson also star in the film, the first in 15 years from director James L. Brooks. 

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: December 12

Courtesy of Walt Disney Studios

The End of an Era

A must-watch for Swifties this month is The End of an Era, the long-awaited docu-series that will take viewers behind-the-scenes on Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour. The series will give fans an intimate look at Taylor’s life as her tour was breaking records and making headlines, featuring special guests like Gracie Abrams, Sabrina Carpenter, Travis Kelce, Ed Sheeran, and Florence Welch. Find out what it took to make The Eras Tour a worldwide phenomenon.

Where to Watch: Disney+

Release Date: 2 episodes released weekly starting  December 12

Photo by Giulia Parmigiani/Netflix 

Emily in Paris: Season 5

Another chapter of the Emily in Paris saga unfolds this month. As the head of Agence Grateau Rome, Emily finds herself once again adapting to life in a new city. But when an idea at work backfires, she faces big setbacks both in both her romantic and professional lives. As she leans into the familiarity of her French lifestyle, Emily tackles conflict with honesty this season, emerging with deeper connections and a renewed clarity.

Where to Watch: Netflix 

Release Date: December 18

Photo by Daniel McFadden/Lionsgate

The Housemaid

In the mood for a wildly entertaining thriller that will keep you guessing? In this highly anticipated adaptation of Freida McFadden’s best-selling book, nothing is as it seems. When Millie (Sydney Sweeney) starts working as a live-in housemaid for the wealthy Nina Winchester (Amanda Seyfried), what began as a dream job quickly devolves into a twisted game full of secrets, scandals, and power. 

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: December 19

Photo by Sarah Shatz/Focus Features

Song Sung Blue

In Song Sung Blue, Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson star as two down-on-their-luck musicians who form a Neil Diamond tribute band. As they embark on their journey, the Milwaukee couple face both soaring success and devastating heartbreak in this musical drama based on a true story.

Where to Watch: In theatres

Release Date: December 25

Photo courtesy of Searchlight Pictures.

The Testament of Ann Lee

Amanda Seyfried leads this historical musical drama based on the true story of Ann Lee, an American religious figure and the founder of the Shaker movement. Director Mona Fastvold captures the agony and ecstasy of Lee’s quest to build a utopia with the support of her devoted followers.  

Where to Watch: In theatres 

Release Date: December 25