All the Best TV and Movie Marathons to Watch on Thanksgiving

The Expanse, a new YA series that is sure to have you hooked, and a romance movie starring one of the most charming actresses currently working. Plus, the Amazon Prime library is adding a classic sports comedy, as well as the perfect film to watch after finishingThe Crown.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticNormally, this would be the time of year when audiences could choose between big, glossy popcorn movies and the prestigious art films out for Oscar glory.

Find it on: Amazon Prime VideoCharlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, Lucy and the gang deck the halls and discover the meaning of the season in the 1965 animated special.Find it on: Apple TV+It’s not Christmas without a magical train journey to the North Pole; based on the 1985 children’s book, with help from an animated Tom Hanks. Find it on: Amazon Prime Video The classic 1947 film follows the intrigue around a department store Santa who claims to be the real deal.Find it on: Disney+Join Buddy the Elf

A Christmas Prince. Now go pop open your fanciest bottle of champagne, throw on your tiara and your most luxurious pajamas, ’cause you’re in for a night full of proper dignified fun.Stream NowIf there’s a period piece about a duchess, you best believe Kiera Knightly is going to be in it.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticCinemas — the ones that are open — are hurting for new content.

Hallmark is already planning for 2021.

It's been a stressful year, but at least you can count on Hollywood to come through with the holiday cheer. After all, what's more relaxing than watching an overworked woman fall in love with a Christmas-tree farmer? So decompress with , our guide to the best holiday movies.Finding a that works for the whole family can be tough.

Watch Now 2000s rom-com legend Jennifer Lopez plays a ballroom dance instructor who teaches a dull lawyer (Richard Gere) how to get a little loose. You’re definitely gonna Google local ballroom classes after watching this.Watch NowIt is hard to imagine that a sequel to Hilary Duff’s iconic Cinderella Story could be even half as good, but this movie really has it all.

The Family Stone and A Christmas Carol. (Yes, both of those iconic holiday movies are available on HBO Max.) If you don't have this streaming platform, though, not a problem.

It's a Wonderful Life. Whatever you pick among this list, below, you'll find something that strikes the perfect balance of appealing to parents and kids.

Tenet, the new James Bond flick No Time to Die, Marvel's Black Widow, and the next Fast and Furious flick, F9, all postponing their release dates until it was safe for everyone to go back to eating overpriced tubs of popcorn in a movie theater. Other movies didn't wait for the pandemic and are changing the way we watch films by skipping the normal theatrical release strategy and coming straight to streaming services.

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Jamie Foxx), whose dreams of becoming a professional jazz musician are put on hold when he falls down an open manhole and lands in The Great Before.There, he meets a reluctant new soul, 22 (Tina Fey), and the duo set off to return Joe to his body and a second chance at living.

A Christmas Prince trilogy and The Princess Switch, starring Vanessa Hudgens.So celebrate the season by cozying up with these 27 romantic Christmas movies from classics like Bing Crosby's White Christmas to the made-for-TV originals that now define the holiday season—all conveniently available to stream from your couch.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticStuck inside on Black Friday, stuffed with turkey (or else deprived of that feast for the first time in ages, out of an abundance of caution), what are Americans supposed to do to distract themselves? All year, it’s been a battle of the streamers to fill the void left by cinemas, and this week finds nearly all the big brands are stepping up with big titles to serve the stay-at-home set.Netflix debuts Oscar contender “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” in theaters this week

Hugh Jackman is putting on his dancing shoes.

Halle Berry, 54, trained hard to play an MMA fighter in her movie, Bruised, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. The 54-year-old shared a new behind-the-scenes look at her training for the movie, where she got a lesson from UFC fighter, Valentina Shevchenko. In the clip, Halle throws a punch in Valentina’s direction, while the UFC champion kicks back.

Leo Barraclough Senior International CorrespondentColombian documentary feature “Alis,” from directors Nicolas van Hemelryck and Clare Weiskopf, has won the Forum Award for best project at IDFA, one of the world’s leading documentary film festivals, which is running as a virtual event until Dec. 6.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticIf last week was a big one for Netflix (what with “Mank” and “Hillbilly Elegy” out in theaters), then this one belongs to Amazon, who have a pair of big projects launching via their Prime Video subscription service.