Christmas Streaming Highlights: Amazon Prime, Disney+, and Sky Bring Holiday Cheer

As Christmas 2025 approaches, German streaming services offer a rich selection of festive programming to delight viewers. Amazon Prime showcases a top 10 list of Christmas movies featuring classics like 'Sissi,' 'Schöne Bescherung,' 'Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel,' and fan-favorite 'Kevin – Allein zu Haus.' A new holiday film, 'Oh. What. Fun.,' stars Michelle Pfeiffer as Claire Clauster, a mother on a poignant adventure after being forgotten by her family, embodying the true spirit of Christmas. Amazon even offers a promotion combining BILDplus and Amazon Prime subscriptions for savings.

Complementing this lineup, the beloved holiday film 'Tatsächlich … Liebe' ('Love Actually'), known for its ten intertwined London love stories, is a seasonal staple in Germany. Though it will not air on free television in 2025, it is available on Sky Cinema Family with scheduled broadcasts on December 25 and 26, and can be streamed via Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, RTL+, and Sky. A limited free ad-supported streaming option is offered on Joyn.

Disney+ broadens the festive offerings with new series such as '9-1-1: Nashville' and 'Percy Jackson: Die Serie,' and films including 'Die Rosenschlacht' and the classic 'Zurück in die Zukunft' trilogy. Notably, the six-part documentary 'Taylor Swift: The End of an Era' explores the star's 'The Eras Tour.' Disney+ subscriptions start at €5.99 per month, granting access to an extensive library of family-friendly and original productions.

Together, these platforms provide German audiences with an array of Christmas entertainment, blending timeless classics, new stories, and exclusive documentaries to enhance the holiday season.