How do you decide what to watch on Netflix? It's a tough challenge, especially if you're not the only person on the couch. Sure, you could play the first thing you see, but there's no guarantee that it's going to be any good.

I'm often searching YouTube for the latest movie trailers, full of excitement for the next big release. However, I typically find the results full of AI-generated trailers, sometimes ranking higher than the real trailer from the studio's official channel. I bet you've experienced the same. Now, YouTube is finally doing something about that.

Films like It's a Wonderful Life, The Muppet Christmas Carol, and Die Hard are undisputed holiday classics. Many people watch them every year to get into the festive spirit, always finding something new to appreciate.

If you're a new Netflix subscriber or you've been using the platform for years, there are certain settings that you should change for a better streaming experience.

The Apple TV app on Android now supports Google Cast, meaning it's easier than ever to stream the platform's shows and movies to other devices from your phone or tablet.

What should you watch on Netflix? It's the eternal question. Despite Netflix's homepage seemingly going on forever, it's not always easy to decide what to press play on.

This year, Isabela Merced topped IMDb's list of most popular stars, which ranks actors by the number of views their pages have had on the movie database website. She appeared in several high-profile productions this year, like The Last of Us and Superman, and is only going from strength to strength.

There are certain movies that people consider to be Christmas classics that are wheeled out every year for nostalgic enjoyment. Chances are, Elf and Home Alone make that list for you. I'm not here to tell you those are bad movies by any means—certainly the adventures of Buddy and Kevin have their place. However, I am here to tell you to give another movie a try this festive season. One that is simultaneously funnier and darker and does a much better job at capturing the Christmas spirit.

As we speed through December and the weather outside is frightful (for those of you in the Northern Hemisphere), now is the perfect time to hunker down and watch some quality entertainment on Netflix.

We all love the Christmas classics like Elf and Home Alone, but it's also worth checking out some new festive treats. JustWatch analyzed the Christmas movies that were released this year to see which are the most popular, and these are the results.