From Jay Kelly to Mission: Impossible: 15 Movies You Can Stream Right Now
Looking for a fresh film night? These 15 titles are available to stream at home across Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Paramount+, and Amazon Prime Video, with options ranging from brand-new releases to original streaming picks.
One of these picks could be your perfect tonight-watch. This weekend brings theatrical titles that have finally landed on streaming, including Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning on Paramount+. You’ll also find new, original streaming fare like George Clooney’s Netflix dramedy Jay Kelly and Michelle Pfeiffer’s holiday comedy Oh. What. Fun.
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Seasonal greetings! December brings a flood of new films to your favorite streaming services, with options for every mood—holiday cheer, suspense, drama, and comedy. Catch up on big theatricals now available for home viewing, such as the latest Mission: Impossible adventure and Daniel Day-Lewis’ return to the screen, along with fresh original titles like George Clooney’s Hollywood-drenched drama and a Pfeiffer-led Christmas comedy.
Here are 15 notable new and upcoming titles you can stream today:
Anemone
Daniel Day-Lewis returns to the screen in a dramatic role directed by his son, Ronan Day-Lewis. The film follows an Irish veteran wrestling with a violent past, offering a powerful, character-driven experience rather than blockbuster spectacle.
Where to watch: PeacockBride Hard
An action-comedy featuring Rebel Wilson as an international secret agent who’s invited to her best friend’s wedding. When the celebration is interrupted by danger, the team dynamics and witty stunts fuel the adventure.
Where to watch: HuluCaught Stealing
A cheeky crime-comedy setup with Austin Butler playing a bartender and former athlete who stumbles into trouble while caring for a neighbor’s cat with his paramedic girlfriend, played by Zoë Kravitz.
Where to watch: NetflixDiary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw
The latest entry in Jeff Kinney’s animated series follows Greg as chaos and mischief continue to follow him, with a heartwarming arc about father-son bonding on a camping trip.
Where to watch: Disney+The Family McMullen
From the creator of The Brothers McMullen, this dramedy sequel reunites Barry McMullen with his family for a reunion that blends old flames, new romances, and fresh perspectives.
Where to watch: HBO MaxIt’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley
A revealing music documentary that charts the art and life of Jeff Buckley, the brilliant but enigmatic singer behind Grace, exploring both his triumphs and the personal costs.
Where to watch: HBO MaxJay Kelly
A meta look at fame and aging in Hollywood, anchored by a charismatic George Clooney-like star. The film blends humor and introspection as a veteran actor reassesses priorities in the twilight of his career.
Where to watch: NetflixJingle Bell Heist
A festive caper set in London, where a duo faces a moral dilemma and a potential holiday romance while attempting a department-store robbery for a loved one’s sake.
Where to watch: NetflixLeft-Handed Girl
A moving coming-of-age story about two sisters returning to Taipei, where a family business and cultural expectations challenge their plans and shape their futures.
Where to watch: NetflixMission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
The climactic chapter of the long-running spy saga sends Ethan Hunt on a globe-trotting mission to foil a dangerous AI threat, featuring signature stunts, daring feats, and tense twists.
Where to watch: Paramount+My Secret Santa
A holiday rom-com about a single mother who disguises herself as an old man to land a ski-resort job and ends up navigating viral fame and unexpected romance.
Where to watch: NetflixOh. What. Fun.
Michelle Pfeiffer leads a heartwarming Christmas road-trip comedy about a mom who goes the extra mile to keep the holiday spirit alive, only to discover a wake-up call on the road.
Where to watch: Prime VideoPaul Anka: His Way
A deep dive into the life of the iconic singer and songwriter, tracing his early hits, enduring collaborations, and influence on other stars, including Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson.
Where to watch: HBO MaxTrain Dreams
An immersive period drama set in the early 1800s about a logger building the railroad in the Pacific Northwest, balancing work, love, and mounting hardship as America changes around him.
Where to watch: NetflixThe Ugly Stepsister
A quirky, gruesome twist on a familiar fairy tale, blending romance and body-horror elements as a heroine schemes to win a prince by any means necessary.
Where to watch: Hulu
Each title on this list offers something distinctive, whether it’s a star-studded performance, a fresh take on a classic, or a bold new voice in streaming cinema. Which title would you watch first, and what would you pair it with for a perfect movie night? Share your pick and reasoning in the comments.
