Tis’ the season to sit back and watch something good
With the festive season just around the corner, time spent at home will be immensely longer. So, if you want some much-needed distraction over the weekend or long holidays, there are all manner of exciting new things to watch this month. From romantic comedies to heartfelt documentaries and thrilling TV shows, some of our favourite streaming platforms have a plethora of new shows and movies to choose from during that all-important lull period.
Here are all the new TV shows and movies that are coming to Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV and Disney+ Hotstar in December 2024.
The best new shows and movies to stream in December 2024:
Fly Me to The Moon
Fall in love with Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum in this romantic comedy where a marketing executive and a NASA official fall goes head to head as he makes preparations for the Apollo 11 moon landing. Heartfelt, humorous and riveting, this is one to watch this month.
Release Date: 6 December
Carry On
Racing against time, Kingsman star Taron Egerton tries to stop a mysterious traveller from ruining Christmas when gets blackmailed into letting a dangerous package slip by security at the airport. Thrilling and heart-palpating, this film will have you on the edge of your seat.
Release Date: 13 December
Elton John: Never Too Late
Fans of Elton John are in for a musical treat this month. In this documentary, the legend looks back on his life, recounting his struggles and the early days of his career before becoming the icon he is today.
Release Date: 13 December
Squid Game
The most long-awaited and anticipated second season of Squid Game is finally here after 3 years since its viral release. This South Korean show is back with another horrifying and thrilling season, where Player 456, Gi Hun goes back into the deadly, survival competition to finally end the game permanently—and the stakes are even higher this time.
Release Date: 26 December
Culpa Tuya (Your Fault)
Based on the BookTok sensation book, Culpa Tuya is the sequel to Culpa Mia, a film about two stepsiblings in a forbidden relationship. But, despite them falling madly in love with each other, complications arise when both their parents meddle and try to break them apart.
