Christmas Day's Top Streaming Movies Across All Platforms

The holiday season brings families together, and nothing beats settling in with some popcorn and hot chocolate to see what's capturing audiences worldwide. As December 26th rolls around, streaming platforms are buzzing with activity as viewers search for the perfect entertainment to cap off their Christmas celebrations.

From action-packed thrillers to beloved holiday classics, each major streaming service has its own standout hit that's keeping subscribers glued to their screens. Here's what's trending across the top streaming platforms as we dive into the final days of 2025.

Netflix Leads with Korean Thriller

Korean cinema continues its global dominance as "The Great Flood" maintains its grip on Netflix's top spot since December 23rd. This apocalyptic thriller follows a scientist and mother who finds herself trapped with her child as the entire world becomes submerged underwater. The film tests both her scientific knowledge and maternal instincts as she fights for survival in an impossible situation.

The movie's intense premise and emotional depth have resonated with international audiences, proving once again that compelling storytelling transcends language barriers.

Action and Holiday Favorites Dominate Other Platforms

Paramount+ subscribers are giving Tom Cruise's "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning" one last hurrah, marking what could be the actor's final appearance as Ethan Hunt. The film, which also features Hayley Atwell and Ving Rhames, represents the culmination of years of development that began during the pandemic.

Amazon Prime viewers are embracing the holiday spirit with "Red One," a Christmas action-comedy starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans. This festive adventure explores the challenges Santa Claus faces while delivering presents, blending holiday magic with high-octane entertainment.

Disney+ audiences are sticking with the timeless "Home Alone," proving that Macaulay Culkin's 1990 classic remains unbeatable for family viewing. The film has held its position for weeks, with viewers also exploring the entire franchise including sequels set in New York and beyond.

Diverse Content Across Remaining Services

Apple TV+ showcases "F1," featuring Brad Pitt alongside real Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton. This racing drama brings authentic motorsport action to screens, attracting both racing enthusiasts and general audiences with its star-studded cast including Javier Bardem and Damson Idris.

HBO Max continues streaming "One Battle After Another," Leonardo DiCaprio's latest project that has maintained its top position since December 23rd. The film, which also stars Sean Penn and Benicio del Toro, follows a father's struggle in a chaotic world, mixing moments of levity with intense drama.

Google TV users are enjoying "A Minecraft Movie," which brings the popular video game to life with Jason Momoa and Jack Black leading an ensemble cast. The film has held its position throughout the week, offering family-friendly entertainment that appeals to both gamers and casual viewers.

Peacock subscribers are revisiting Jim Carrey's "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," the 2000 adaptation that perfectly captures holiday nostalgia. This Ron Howard-directed comedy remains a seasonal favorite, telling the story of the Christmas-hating creature who tries to ruin the holiday for an entire town.

Hulu mirrors Disney+ with "Home Alone" also claiming the top spot, making it the only film appearing on multiple platforms' most-watched lists. The cross-platform popularity demonstrates the enduring appeal of this holiday classic.

MGM+ rounds out the list with "Roofman," starring Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst. This comedy follows an escaped convict hiding in a toy store who unexpectedly finds love, directed by Derek Cianfrance of "Blue Valentine" fame.