Watch All Hallmark Christmas Movies 2025 Plus Final Premieres

Just when you think the holiday movie season is out of surprises, Hallmark throws you a curveball. As the 2025 Countdown to Christmas winds down, the network has rolled out one of its most ambitious and emotionally packed slates yet.

This season isn’t just about royal escapes or time travel—though you’ll find those, too. From Broadway dreams to football romance and even Santa’s Naughty and Nice List getting audited, Hallmark really went for it this year.

With 24 brand-new movies, some returning favorites, and a few fresh series premieres, it’s less a programming block and more like a Christmas cinematic universe. It’s a lot, but in the best way.

The Grand Finale of Hallmark’s 2025 Countdown to Christmas

Hallmark kicked off its holiday marathon back on Oct. 17, dropping new premieres every weekend. By December, viewers were already deep in festive mode, but the network still had a few emotional punches left for the final weekend before Christmas.

The last two premieres landed just days before the holiday, which is honestly perfect if you love squeezing in one more cozy movie before the wrapping paper chaos starts.

The Final Two Holiday Premieres

A Make or Break Holiday showed up on Saturday, Dec. 20. Hunter King stars as half of a couple navigating the emotional minefield of a relationship break, but they’re forced to pretend they’re still together while hosting both families for Christmas.

The film leans into awkward humor, unresolved feelings, and that classic Hallmark question: can love actually survive the holidays?

The Christmas Baby premiered Sunday, Dec. 21, and brought a mysterious, heartfelt twist. Just days before Christmas, a newborn baby appears on a couple’s doorstep with a note addressed to them.

What follows is a story about faith, destiny, and the kind of magic that only seems possible at Christmas.

24 New Movies, One Season, Zero Chill

Hallmark didn’t just stick to its old formulas in 2025. Romance is still the backbone, but this year’s lineup stretched across eras, professions, and even timelines.

Whether you’re into royal fantasies or small-town sincerity, there was something for every mood. Or at least, that’s how it felt.

Royals, Angels, and Time Travel Dreams

The season kicked off with high-concept fantasies leaning hard into escapism. A Royal Montana Christmas sent a princess fleeing royal duty for rustic peace, while A Christmas Angel Match paired literal angels on a soulmate mission.

A Newport Christmas mixed historical drama with modern perspective by transporting a 1905 socialite into 2025. Apparently, Christmas wishes can bend time if you want them to.

Time travel kept popping up, too. A Grand Ole Opry Christmas sent a songwriter back to a moment when her late father, a country music legend, was still alive.

It’s nostalgia on top of nostalgia, with guest stars that seem handpicked for Hallmark’s core audience.

Careers, Rivalries, and Christmas Chaos

Workplace dramas and professional rivalries got the Hallmark treatment, softened by twinkling lights and snowy streets. These stories thrive on tension only Christmas can thaw.

When Work and the Holidays Collide

Christmas on Duty paired rivals who have to deliver presents after a snowstorm. The More the Merrier trapped medical professionals in a hospital on Christmas Eve as several women went into labor.

The Snow Must Go On brought Broadway drama to a small-town stage, complete with egos, ambition, and a high-stakes Christmas show.

Even sports found their place. Holiday Touchdown: A Bills Love Story merged lifelong friendship, professional football, and romance, with real Buffalo Bills players and coach Sean McDermott making cameos.

Family Ties, Second Chances, and Emotional Payoffs

Hallmark’s heart is in stories about family, reconciliation, and hope after loss. The 2025 lineup leaned into those roots.

Siblings, Parents, and Healing Old Wounds

An Alpine Holiday reunited estranged sisters in the French Alps to honor their grandmother’s last wish. Three Wisest Men continued the Brenner brothers saga, with life-changing milestones looming over the holidays.

A Keller Christmas Vacation sent a family of five across European Christmas markets, showing that a change of scenery doesn’t magically erase personal struggles.

Tidings for the Season delivered a heartfelt premise, as a child challenges a jaded newscaster to focus on good news instead of bad. It ends up shifting more than just one life.

Love Stories With a Twist

Romance is Hallmark’s bread and butter, but 2025 proved the network’s willing to mess with structure and expectations.

Unexpected Meet-Cutes and Emotional Detours

We Met in December follows two strangers whose airport layover sparks something real, only for fate to test them when they’re separated.

A Suite Holiday Romance leans into mistaken identity and classic rom-com chaos inside an iconic New York City hotel.

Single on the 25th offers a quieter, more introspective vibe. A woman faces Christmas alone after her family cancels plans. Inspired by a popular song, it explores solitude, resilience, and unexpected connection.

Holiday Traditions With Modern Meaning

Several films tackled community, culture, and faith in ways that expanded Hallmark’s usual holiday lens.

Blending Celebrations and Perspectives

Oy to the World brought Hanukkah and Christmas together when a temple floods and the congregation shares space with an Episcopal church. Rival choir directors have to collaborate, which turns into one of the season’s best metaphors for unity.

She’s Making a List pulled Santa himself into the plot, hiring a consultant to help manage the Naughty and Nice List. Of course, romance blooms where you least expect it.

Beyond the Movies: Expanding the Hallmark Universe

Hallmark isn’t just about movies anymore. Alongside its film lineup, the channel rolled out new and returning series for the holidays.

Mistletoe Murders showed up as a brand-new addition. Meanwhile, favorites like Finding Mr. Christmas, Twelve Dates ’Til Christmas, and Baked With Love: Holiday came back to keep folks tuning in after the credits rolled.

If you’ve cut the cord, there’s good news. Every *Countdown to Christmas* show popped up on Hallmark+ the day after it aired, so you could catch up—or binge—whenever you wanted, even after the ornaments were packed away.