Twas the nights before Christmas, and all through the home, Freeform was streaming, who would’ve known?
There are a myriad of movies and shows anyone can put on during the holidays, but Freeforms’ 25 Days of Christmas makes some easier to access by putting popular programs on for the month. The platform puts holiday classics like Home Alone, The Grinch and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer on their platform from Dec. 1st until Christmas day. The lineup provides an entertaining surprise almost every night of the month or something to look forward to if you peek at the schedule.
The myriad of movies that Freeform showcases for their 25 days of Christmas gives viewers a fun pastime for holiday get-togethers and an additional thing to bond over.
For the first 14 days, Freeform put on holiday hits like Dr.Seuss’ The Grinch and all three Home Alone movies. The more well-known Christmas movies are cycled through at least once every night with a few less iconic titles thrown in to mix it up, like Prancer Returns on Dec. 9 and Snowglobe on Dec. 11. The agenda makes it easy for families to sit down and watch their favorite seasonal movies without having to flip through channels to find shows with Christmas cheer.
Freeform plays movies from 2023 with The Naughty Nine, all the way back to 1969 with Frosty the Snowman. This range of material gives every generation something to enjoy if movie night comes around and introduces newer generations to Christmas movie staples. This gives families a chance to bond over the recognized franchises.
The movies offer sparkly, cheery characters for children to get attached to such as the Toy Story or Frozen movie franchises. This attachment could give parents easy gift ideas for the upcoming holidays. Countless dolls, games, and trinkets could catch a kid’s eye if they have recognizable characters on them, which just makes the gift-giving season so much easier.
Freeform’s 25 days of Christmas offer an entertaining experience for all ages and a chance for families to bond over movies chock-full of holiday spirit. They show an array of shows in the days leading up to Christmas and repeat fan favorites so no one misses out. It’s another one of many ways to get into the spirit of the holidays this season.
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