Netflix's Original Holiday Movies Ranked From Worst to Absolute Best, According to Rotten Tomatoes

Goldie Hawn has one of the most incredible careers in Hollywood! The 76-year-old actress has everything from box office smashes to an Academy Award under her belt and she’s still starring in major movies like the upcoming Family Jewels, which reunites Goldie with her The First Wives Club co-stars Bette Midler and Diane Keaton.

Two-and-a-half starsIt’s no secret that little kids love talking animals. But is it too much to ask that there be a stated reason why a koala, elephant, porcupine and pig live happily in the same urban city and all have a passion for music?That’s the crux of the so-so “Sing” movie series — tales of a showbiz zoo in which someone’s status as a turtle is hardly ever mentioned.

Netflix has released a whole new slate of Christmas and holiday-themed movies in the past couple of years, and we have the definitive ranking of what you should watch…and what you can possibly skip!

Vanessa Hudgens and Regina Hall were among the many stars who stepped out to support the LA Mission at the organization’s annual holiday fundraiser!

Priyanka Chopra makes a stylish appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers in New York City on Thursday night (December 16).

Love Hard is one of the latest holiday rom-coms on Netflix. The movie stars Nina Dobrev, Jimmy O. Yang, Darren Barnet, and Harry Shum Jr. The movie follows Natalie as she thinks that she has found love on a dating app during the Christmas season.

Michael Nordine authorRare is the filmmaker with so many unrealized projects that there’s an entire Wikipedia page devoted to them, but “rare” has always been an apt descriptor for Guillermo del Toro.

Spider-Man: No Way Home is officially in theaters, marking the ninth major Spider-Man movie to be released by Sony Pictures.

Joe Leydon Film CriticThroughout nearly two decades of web-slinging, rebooting, reversals of fortune, immersions into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and sporadic reappearances by the Spidey-hating J. Jonah Jameson, the “Spider-Man” movie franchise has been wildly inconsistent, yet remarkably indestructible.

Netflix has released a whole new slate of Christmas and holiday-themed movies in the past couple of years, and we have the definitive ranking of what you should watch…and what you can possibly skip!

cozy pajamas with a hot beverage (or wine) and shopping for gifts to get in the mood for the holidays. If you're ready to do this ASAP, you're probably wondering which holiday movies are worth streaming this year.

As Will Ferrell’s Buddy the Elf once said, “The best way to spread Christmas cheer, is singing loud for all to hear!” Mariah Carey, Kelly Clarkson and more musicians have taken that message to heart — releasing their own original holiday songs over the years.

Vudu surveyed thousands of film fans across the United States to find out their favorite holiday films set in their home states. And while states like New York or California offered plenty of choice, others had a bit more slim-pickens and resulted in some lesser-known titles being chosen.

Netflix is coming through with a ton of new holiday offerings just in time for Christmas!

home for the holidays.Not surprisingly, many Christmas movies are based around families getting together for the holidays.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticSet in 1973 and named for a beloved SoCal record chain, “Licorice Pizza” brings writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson nearly full circle back to the neighborhoods where he grew up — back to the disco-colored Wonderland where “Boogie Nights” took place and the decade when the indie auteur was born.Fans of Anderson’s filmography shouldn’t be the slightest bit surprised to see him once again finding colorful characters in the outer folds of Los Angeles’ satellite

Lin-Manuel Miranda, the creative genius behind the musical Hamilton, has stepped behind the camera for his movie directorial debut about the life of the acclaimed composer Jonathan Larson.

Feliz NaviDAD (2020)Lifetime’s Feliz NaviDAD follows David Morales, played by Mario Lopez an Arizona high school principal who lost his wife a few years prior during the Christmas season. The single dad has lost the holiday spirit and works as a delivery driver just to avoid the holiday but his 14-year-old daughter, Noel (Paulina Chavez), and his live-in sister, Marissa (Marycarmen Lopez) are ready to do whatever it takes to make this year different.