‘Oh. What. Fun.’ Tops Amazon Prime’s Top 10 Most-Watched Movies List This Week
Streaming platforms are seeing a massive surge in holiday content as viewers settle in for the festive season. Audiences are revisiting classic favorites while also flocking to new releases that capture the spirit of the holidays. Action comedies and family dramas are performing particularly well alongside traditional Christmas staples. The current top ten list reflects a diverse mix of genres that cater to every type of moviegoer this week.
‘Candy Cane Lane’ (2023)
A man determined to win the annual Christmas home decoration contest inadvertently makes a deal with a mischievous elf. The magic spell brings the Twelve Days of Christmas to life and causes chaos throughout the neighborhood. He must team up with his wife and children to break the curse before the holiday is ruined. This festive comedy highlights the importance of family unity when facing magical mayhem.
‘The Family Stone’ (2005)
An uptight businesswoman accompanies her boyfriend to his family home for the holidays and immediately feels out of place. Her stiff demeanor clashes with the bohemian and relaxed nature of the Stone family members. Tensions rise as secrets are revealed and relationships are tested during the Christmas celebration. The film explores the complexities of acceptance and love within a dysfunctional family dynamic.
‘White Christmas’ (1954)
Two song-and-dance men team up with a sister act to perform a Christmas show in rural Vermont. They attempt to save a failing inn owned by their former commanding officer from World War II. The musical features iconic songs and elaborate dance numbers that celebrate the holiday spirit. Romantic entanglements ensue as the group works together to stage a memorable performance to save the business.
‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ (2023)
Brooklyn plumbers Mario and Luigi are transported down a mysterious pipe into a magical new world. Mario separates from his brother and embarks on an epic quest through the Mushroom Kingdom to find him. He joins forces with Princess Peach and Toad to stop the power-hungry Bowser from conquering the universe. This animated adventure brings the beloved video game characters to the big screen with vibrant visuals.
‘After the Hunt’ (2025)
A college professor finds her personal and professional life unraveling after a star student levels a serious accusation against a colleague. She faces a moral crisis as buried secrets from her own past threaten to surface. The thriller examines the consequences of truth and the lengths one will go to protect their reputation. Tension builds as the protagonist navigates a complex web of lies within the academic world.
‘Wicked’ (2024)
Elphaba and Glinda form an unlikely friendship at Shiz University despite their opposing personalities and viewpoints. Their lives take different paths following a fateful encounter with the Wizard of Oz. The story reveals the untold origins of the Wicked Witch of the West before Dorothy arrived in Oz. This musical adaptation explores how corruption and public perception shape the destiny of two powerful witches.
‘Red One’ (2024)
Santa Claus gets kidnapped from the North Pole just before Christmas and forces the head of security to take action. He recruits an infamous bounty hunter to embark on a globe-trotting mission to save the holiday. The duo encounters mythical creatures and high-stakes danger in this action-packed festive adventure. It reimagines traditional Christmas lore through a lens of espionage and fantasy combat.
‘Playdate’ (2025)
A stay-at-home dad accepts a playdate invitation for his son that turns into an unexpected adventure. He discovers the other father is actually a secret agent entangled in a dangerous conspiracy. The two men must survive a series of chaotic events while keeping their children safe from harm. This action comedy blends suburban parenting struggles with high-octane thrills and stunts.
‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ (2000)
A reclusive green creature plots to ruin Christmas for the cheerful citizens of Whoville. He descends from his mountain home to steal presents and decorations in a misguided attempt to stop the celebration. A young girl named Cindy Lou Who tries to befriend him and melt his icy heart. The film emphasizes that the true meaning of the holiday lies in community rather than material goods.
‘Oh. What. Fun.’ (2025)
A mother organizes a special Christmas outing for her family but feels unappreciated when they forget her in the shuffle. She decides to handle the situation by embarking on her own solo holiday adventure. The family must scramble to find her and realizes how much she holds them together. This holiday comedy highlights the often overlooked efforts of mothers during the festive season.
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