ABC Holiday 2025 Programming Schedule Announced
The holiday programming includes new specials, returning favorites, NBA games, and more.
The holiday programming includes new specials, returning favorites, NBA games, and more.
The Craig Brewer film is scheduled to open in theaters on Christmas Day.
With over 600 hours of holiday films, AMC’s jolly lineup has something for everyone.
The trailer features the first single from the movie, premiering Nov. 14 on Disney+ and Hulu.
The sequel will be available to buy or rent on November 4.
Tonight, the Halloween celebration continues as Frankenstein takes over Hollywood.
The dialogue-free film stars Alan Ritchson, Shailene Woodley, Pablo Schreiber, and Ben Foster.
The lineup includes the premiere of Robin Hood, Smurfs, Words + Music, new episodes of Billy the Kid’s final season, and more.
Hello, Sidney. Did you miss me?
NBC will once again bring families together with its beloved annual specials and a lineup of exciting new programming.
The newly combined business creates a unique vMVPD and the sixth-largest Pay TV company in the U.S.
The lineup features the James Bond films, as well as cozy classics and seasonal surprises across every category and channel.
The nationwide 25th anniversary theatrical re-release of the Oscar-winning holiday classic.
All three films will be available on the streaming service in November.
The lineup includes Power Book IV: Force Season 3, the first five Mission: Impossible films, the first two Now You See Me films, Spider-Man: No Way Home (Extended Cut), and more.
Additionally, several stars from previous Disney Animation classics have joined the voice cast.
The lineup includes Come See Me in the Good Light, The Family Plan 2, Palm Royale Season 2, Pluribus, Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age, and WondLa Season 3.
The lineup includes BAT-FAM, June Farms, Malice, Maxton Hall – The World Between Us Season 2, The Mighty Nein, Playdate, Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy, and more.
The film stars Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby, Joseph Quinn, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Marvel’s First Family.
The lineup includes The Cut, Crutch, Landman Season 2, My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story, and more.