As 2025 comes to a close, major streaming platforms are rolling out some of their strongest year-end titles. From blockbuster adaptations to intimate documentaries, December brings a packed slate across Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, HBO Max, Hulu, Peacock, and AMC+. Whether you’re craving fantasy adventures, music documentaries, gripping dramas, or high-octane thrillers, there’s something fresh landing every week.
Below is Estetik.tv’s curated guide to the most exciting movies and TV shows premiering in December, along with key dates to help you plan your watchlist.
Amazon Prime Video: The Return of “Fallout” — Season 2
Streaming December 17
One of the surprise breakout hits of last season, Fallout returns with a darker, more ambitious second chapter. Based on the iconic video game universe, Season 2 follows Lucy (Ella Purnell) as she journeys beyond the safety of her underground Vault, this time teaming up with the irradiated gunslinger known as The Ghoul (Walton Goggins). Their mission takes them to the neon wastelands of New Vegas, where Lucy hopes to find her missing father — and uncover the truth behind what truly destroyed humanity.
Expect a mix of fast-paced action, eccentric world-building, and the sharp humor that made Season 1 a fan favorite.
Also coming to Prime Video in December:
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Dec. 1 – The Merchants of Joy
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Dec. 3 – Oh. What. Fun.
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Dec. 6 – Surely Tomorrow
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Dec. 10 – Merv
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Dec. 12 – Tell Me Softly
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Dec. 18 – Human Specimens
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Dec. 22 – Miss Sophie: Same Procedure as Every Year
AMC+: “Reflection in a Dead Diamond”
Streaming December 5
Known for their surreal, visually intense storytelling, Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani deliver an experimental spy thriller inspired by the retro European genre films of the 60s and 70s. Reflection in a Dead Diamond tells the story of John Diman — played at different ages by Fabio Testi and Yannick Renier — as he investigates a mysterious disappearance on the French Riviera. Think more artistic spectacle than traditional espionage: stylized action, bold visuals, and a hypnotic atmosphere define this cinematic experience.
Also arriving on AMC+:
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Dec. 1 – The Haunted Season: The Occupant of the Room
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Dec. 8 – Midsomer Murders Season 25
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Dec. 12 – Influencers
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Dec. 15 – The Madame Blanc Mysteries Christmas Special
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Dec. 19 – Queens of the Dead
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Dec. 25 – Sanctuary: A Witch’s Tale Season 2
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Dec. 26 – The Jester 2
Apple TV+: “F1: The Movie” — A High-Speed Racing Epic
Streaming December 12
One of 2025’s biggest cinematic hits makes its streaming debut. F1: The Movie stars Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, a veteran Formula 1 driver making an unexpected comeback. He partners with rookie sensation Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris), creating an intense mentor-protege rivalry on and off the track. Directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick), the film delivers breathtaking race sequences and standout supporting performances — including Kerry Condon as a brilliant engineer redefining racing innovation.
More on Apple TV+ this month:
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Dec. 5 – The First Snow of Fraggle Rock
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Dec. 19 – Born to Be Wild
Disney+: “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” — Season 2
Streaming December 10
The beloved fantasy franchise continues with an adaptation of Rick Riordan’s The Sea of Monsters. Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell), the young demigod son of Poseidon, returns to Camp Half-Blood before embarking on a new quest to locate the mythical Golden Fleece. With gods, monsters, and modern twists on ancient Greek mythology, the second season promises even bigger adventures and emotional depth.
“Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour — The End of an Era”
Streaming December 12
Taylor Swift closes out her record-shattering concert era with a six-episode documentary series offering rare behind-the-scenes access to rehearsals, production design, and her unexpected, high-profile relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce.
More on Disney+ this month:
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Dec. 2 – Holiday Spectacular
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Dec. 3 – Are You Sure?!?
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Dec. 5 – Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Last Straw
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Dec. 8 – Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Season 3
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Dec. 10 – Secrets Declassified with David Duchovny
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Dec. 12 – Eras Tour — The Final Show
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Dec. 19 – Discovered by Disaster Season 1
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Dec. 20 – Inside the Enchanted Waterways
HBO Max: “Mad Men” — Complete Series Now Streaming
Streaming December 1
One of television’s most celebrated dramas, Mad Men officially finds its new home on HBO Max. All seven seasons are now available — perfect for new viewers or longtime fans ready for a rewatch. The series’ magnetic lead, Don Draper (Jon Hamm), anchors this exploration of 1960s Madison Avenue, offering a layered look at identity, ambition, and American culture.
“It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley”
Streaming December 4
Amy Berg’s intimate documentary explores the short but impactful life of musician Jeff Buckley. With rare archival material provided by Buckley’s mother and close circle, the film paints a deeply personal portrait of the artist behind Grace and the iconic cover of “Hallelujah.”
Additional titles coming to HBO Max:
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Dec. 1 – Paul Anka: His Way
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Dec. 2 – Hard Knocks: In Season with the NFC East
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Dec. 4 – Architecton
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Dec. 5 – The Family McMullen
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Dec. 9 – Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House
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Dec. 11 – Wizkid: Long Live Lagos
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Dec. 12 – Sarah Squirm: Live + In the Flesh & Spinal Tap II
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Dec. 18 – Counting Crows: Have You Seen Me Lately?
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Dec. 24 – Ne Zha II
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Dec. 25 – Happy and You Know It
Hulu: “The Life of Chuck” — A Stephen King Story with a Twist
Streaming December 26
While based on a Stephen King novella, The Life of Chuck leans more on emotion than horror. The narrative unfolds in reverse: beginning with a collapsing world before tracing back through the life of Chuck, portrayed at different ages by Tom Hiddleston, Jacob Tremblay, and Benjamin Pajak. Director Mike Flanagan weaves together themes of memory, purpose, and the quiet decisions that shape a lifetime.
Also premiering on Hulu:
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Dec. 16 – Chevalier
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Dec. 19 – Kumail Nanjiani: Night Thoughts
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Dec. 22 – The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball Season 2
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Dec. 23 – Strange Harvest
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Dec. 31 – Together
Paramount+: “Predators” — A Controversial Look at Crime & Justice
Streaming December 8
Predators, directed by David Osit, examines the legacy of To Catch a Predator and the modern obsession with vigilante-style stings. Diving deep into ethics, accountability, and digital-age justice, the documentary avoids easy answers — instead exploring how good intentions can spiral into damaging consequences.
Also arriving in December:
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Dec. 1 – Guns Up
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Dec. 2 – 5-Star
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Dec. 11 – Little Disasters
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Dec. 12 – Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 2
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Dec. 19 – Dora Season 4
Peacock: “The Copenhagen Test” — Season 1
Streaming December 27
Simu Liu stars as Alexander Hale, an intelligence analyst whose mind is hacked by an unknown entity — allowing someone to see and hear everything he does. Blending espionage, psychological tension, and reflections on AI and surveillance culture, The Copenhagen Test is a smart, tech-driven thriller for fans of modern spy dramas.
Also on Peacock this month:
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Dec. 8 – Here Come the Irish Season 2


