Looking for something to stream after the holidays? Here are five movies on Netflix to watch after Christmas, including Maestro and La La Land.
After months of waiting, Christmastime is here. Now that the presents have been opened and the feast has been devoured, these next few weeks are a great chance to sit down and watch movies on Netflix. From new releases to well-known hits, Netflix offers thousands of movies to keep you occupied for the holidays.
To help narrow your selection, we picked movies on Netflix to watch after Christmas. Some of these films are set during the holiday season. Other films are currently some of the most popular movies on Netflix. Regardless, there should be at least one film on this list that piques your interest.La La Land (2016)
A new year is a chance for a fresh start. It’s a time to dream big and go after your goals. No film in the last 10 years captures what it’s like to chase a dream more than La La Land, Damien Chazelle’s Oscar-winning musical starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling.
Mia (Stone) is a struggling actress who works as a barista to make ends meet. Sebastian wants to make jazz great again, but he’s forced to play Christmas songs at cocktail lounges and I Ran at pool parties. Naturally, these two dreamers gravitate toward one another and fall in love. When life’s challenges worsen, Mia and Sebastian must choose between love for one another or a chance at greatness. La La Land is a bittersweet story about romance and perseverance that you must witness before heading into 2024.
Stream La La Land on Netflix.Midnight at the Magnolia (2020)
The countdown to New Year’s Eve is on. There’s no requirement about partaking in a New Year’s kiss, however, a midnight kiss between Maggie (Natalie Hall) and Jack (Evan Williams) in Midnight at the Magnolia could be the difference between fame and obscurity.
