Every year we want to watch Elf. And Love Actually. And The Holiday. And Home Alone. And every year, without fail, we lose an entire evening flicking between different service providers and streaming apps trying to find out which one has which films. Anyway, this Christmas, to save the faff, we’ve created a feature to act as your handy holiday movie guide.
Scroll down to find out where you can watch your fave festive films for 2021…
Elf – You can rent for £3.49 from Prime Video, or buy for £7.99. It’s also on Sky Cinema which you can also access with a NOW TV pass (you can get a 7-day free trial here).
Home Alone – You can watch the entire Home Alone franchise (including the unknown ones that came after the original and Home Alone 2) over on Disney+. You can also rent it (£3.49) or buy it (£9.99) on Prime Video.
How The Grinch Stole Christmas – Jim Carrey’s remake of the Dr. Seuss classic is available for Sky TV customers and can also be watched via a NOW TV pass. It’s also available to rent or buy on Amazon Prime. There is currently a ‘remind me’ button on Netflix which suggests it may be returning to the platform very soon!
It’s A Wonderful Life – The nostalgic 1947 film is available to rent or buy on Prime Video (prices from £3.49). It’s also available via the cinema membership on NOW TV and can be viewed on Sky.
Love Actually – Big news because everyone’s fave all-star festive film will be returning to Netflix on Tuesday 16th November. You can also watch it on Prime Video (free for Amazon Prime customers).
Nativity – The 2009 British film (and its sequel) are both available on Netflix.
The Grinch – The 2018 animated remake of The Grinch, which featured the voice of Benedict Cumberbatch, was available on Netflix last Christmas but has been removed. You can either buy or rent via Prime Video (prices from £2.49).
The Holiday – You can find everyone’s fave 2006 Christmas film starring Jude Law, Jack Black, Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet on Netflix.
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