Streaming Guide December 2024: You’re Gonna Need Disney Plus, Netflix and These Other Services | Global News Avenue

We know December means holiday celebrations and holiday-themed TV and movies, but this year, the standard cliché content is balanced with exciting new content. That doesn’t mean you should give up on your plans to watch Hallmark movies NFL games All month long; instead, load up your watchlist with more content.

I realize some of you may be disappointed with Netflix Tyson vs. Paul fightbut the moment you’ve been waiting for will be live on the platform this month, whether it’s Beyoncé’s halftime performance or Squid Game 2 It’s entirely up to you. Football, Christmas movies, Beetlejuice and great old dramas are must-see streaming TV this month, plus ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ and ‘Inside Out’ New Spinoffs On Disney+. This is the first time you’ll be able to watch Christmas NBA Game It’s there too.

In November, we recognize your Gift giving priorities Might affect how much you spend on streaming, so here’s something good you can grab Peacock, Max Black Friday deals, gourd and other streaming services. However, I also want to share my strategies for lowering the cost of streaming TV: stir like ice creamalso known as rotation.

It’s quite simple. You subscribe for a while, cancel, switch to another service, and then resubscribe, rotating through keeping your favorite service. Rotating streaming services can mix up content and save money NetflixDisney+, maximum Others don’t have what you want to watch at a specific time. Just remember Turn off automatic renewal for your monthly subscription. This method may not work if you are Share your streaming accountbut if you can figure it out, give it a try.

Here are my recommendations for which services to cancel or keep in December, based on new shows, live events, and movies on each platform (I’m not considering live TV streaming services). Your taste may differ, but if nothing else, I urge you to at least consider the concept of rotation to save money. It’s easier to do than you think.

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Streaming service to stay in December

maximum: The biggest thing here is beetlejuice 2 The DC animated series “Biotroopers,” which premiered on December 6th, will premiere on December 5th. In addition to these films and live sports, you might also want to watch Superman: The Christopher Reeve Story (December 7) Season Bookie 2 (December 12) and the original Juror #2 (December 20 ).

Disney+: Fans should keep Star Wars: Skeletor on December 2, The Simpsons Day Out on December 9 and Inside Out spinoff Dream Productions on December 11 on Disney Plus . Marvel’s What If… Season 3 premieres on December 22, and Dunk Hallthe first real-time animated NBA game will air on December 25, along with an actual NBA game.

Netflix: have you seen “Obedience” trailer Megan Fox as an AI robot? The movie is now available on Netflix, so you can make room in your schedule to watch it, along with On the Go, Christmas NFL games, With Us, and the new Angelina Jolie movie Maria and all these films:

• Beastars, Final Season, Part 1 (December 5)
• Black Dove, starring Kiera Knightley as a spy (December 5)
• Surrender (December 5)
• A Meaningless Christmas with Sabrina Carpenter (December 6)
• The Great British Baking Show: Holidays (December 7)
• It Ends with Us (December 9)
• Jamie Foxx: What happened is… (December 10)
• “Maria” starring Angelina Jolie (December 11)
• One Hundred Years of Solitude, Part 1 (December 11)
• No Good Deeds (December 12)
• Take it with you (December 13)
• Virgin River Season 6 (December 19)
• “The Dragon Prince” Season 7 (December 19)
• 638 (December 20)
• NFL Christmas Day Games: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Pittsburgh Steelers; Beyonce leads Houston Texans vs. Baltimore Ravens
• Squid Game 2 (December 26)

gourd: Not a lot of new releases here. The “Dandadan” anime will have its finale on December 16th. “Abbott Elementary” returns from hiatus and will air on December 5, and the series finale of “What We Do in the Shadows” will air on December 17. – Starring Danny DeVito – Airs December 13th. Additionally, there are a bunch of new and old horror movies coming to Hulu this month. Only keep it if you watch network shows like Abbott or get $1 Black Friday deals.

Peacock: Peacock has a collection of Hallmark movies like Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story (Dec. 1), plus you can watch sports, Bravo favorites and shows like St. Denis Medical and The Voice. Key releases this month include documentaries Girls Gone Wild (December 3), Speak No Evil (December 6) and Day of the Jackal Finale on December 12th. If you don’t watch these movies, you might want to skip Peacock, but if you just grabbed a Black Friday deal, don’t cancel.

High quality video: Assuming you have Prime Video on your Prime account, you might want to stream these new releases to get your money’s worth:

• The Sticky Season 1 (Dec. 6), a new series about the Canadian maple syrup heist
• Jack Just in time for Christmas (December 3rd)
• The dangers of pop culture! (December 4)
• Lisa Frank documentary (December 5)
• Secret Level (December 10)
• Beast Games (December 19)

paramount plus: “Dragon: Original Sin” will premiere on December 13, but you’ll need a Paramount Plus with Showtime subscription to watch. make sure you catch black friday deals Get discounts. You can also watch Landmanthe SpongeBob SquarePants holiday special and the season finale of Lioness on December 8. If you’re not interested in this or its sports programming, cancel Paramount Plus.

Starz: “Outlander” fans should keep Starz in December, but if you won’t watch this show or the movies in it, cancel Starz.

Skip and wait for the binge

Apple TV+: Apple TV Plus offers free viewing charlie brown’s christmas December 14-15. Bad Sisters and Silos Season 2 is available to watch now or later if you want to pay.

Being patient can save you money on streaming fees

When it comes to streaming your favorite shows, it’s smart to take turns and wait things out. If you don’t like FOMO, wait until most or all episodes are available on a streaming service before watching. Instead of subscribing for months to watch a show that lasts six or ten weeks, you can binge-watch it all in one month, rinse and repeat. If you love binge-watching TV shows, this strategy is perfect.

For example, if you wait until January, Landman, Outlander, and Silo will have all episodes available to watch, allowing you to pay for one month of the platform instead of several months. “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” will have eight episodes and will air next month; “Dexter: Original Sin” will have 10 episodes and will air in the winter of 2025. Watch episodes about a month later in the season, or wait to watch them all over the next few months.

Think about how much you pay each month for each streaming service you own, and Do the math. Netflix prices range from $7 to $23 (plus additional membership fees), and Paramount Plus starts at $8. Apple TV Plus costs $10. Disney Plus prices range from $10 to $27, depending on the bundle. Max is $10 to $21 a month, Hulu is $10 a month, Starz is now $11, and Peacock’s base rate is $8 a month. If you decide to rotate, set a calendar reminder to remind you when it’s time to resubscribe or cancel.

See you next year for another streaming service rundown.