‘Oh. What. Fun.’ Is Amazon Prime’s Most-Watched Movie of the Week

Amazon Prime Video’s top 10 list this week is a vibrant mix of brand-new releases and holiday staples as viewers settle in for the winter season. The chart features the return of beloved classics alongside fresh original content starring major Hollywood names like Michelle Pfeiffer and Julia Roberts. From high-octane action comedies to heartwarming family dramas, the current selection offers something for every type of audience member. Here is a look at the movies dominating the platform right now.

‘Candy Cane Lane’ (2023)

Eddie Murphy plays Chris Carver, a man determined to win the annual neighborhood Christmas decorating contest. He makes a hasty pact with a mischievous elf named Pepper to increase his chances of victory, but she casts a spell that brings the ’12 Days of Christmas’ to life. Chaos ensues as the town is overrun by magical characters, forcing Chris and his family to race against time to break the spell before it is too late. The film blends holiday comedy with fantasy elements as the family works together to save Christmas.

‘The Family Stone’ (2005)

Everett Stone brings his uptight girlfriend Meredith to meet his bohemian Connecticut family for the holidays. The family’s reception is cold and hostile, leading to a series of awkward and emotional confrontations throughout their stay. As tensions rise, Meredith calls in her sister for moral support, which further complicates the romantic dynamics within the house. The narrative explores themes of acceptance, grief, and the messy nature of family bonds during the festive season.

‘White Christmas’ (1954)

Two World War II veterans turned song-and-dance men team up with a sister act to perform at a Vermont lodge. They discover the inn is owned by their former commanding officer, who is facing financial ruin due to a lack of snow and guests. The group decides to put on a show to save the business and lift the general’s spirits. This musical classic features iconic numbers and romantic entanglements set against a picturesque holiday backdrop.

‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ (2023)

Mario and Luigi are Brooklyn plumbers who get transported down a mysterious pipe into a magical new world. Separated from his brother, Mario joins forces with Princess Peach and Toad to stop the power-hungry Bowser from conquering the Mushroom Kingdom. The adventure takes them across various vibrant lands as they prepare for a showdown with the Koopa King. It adapts the beloved video game franchise with references to its history and characters.

‘After the Hunt’ (2025)

Julia Roberts stars as a college professor who finds herself at the center of a controversy when a student levels an accusation against a colleague. As the investigation unfolds, a dark secret from the professor’s own past threatens to come to light and dismantle her carefully constructed life. The thriller examines the complexities of academic politics and personal integrity under immense pressure. Luca Guadagnino directs this intense drama that challenges the characters’ perceptions of truth and memory.

‘Wicked’ (2024)

This adaptation of the stage musical explores the untold story of the witches of Oz before Dorothy’s arrival. Elphaba, a misunderstood young woman with green skin, forms an unlikely friendship with the popular and privileged Glinda at Shiz University. Their differing paths and encounters with the Wizard eventually lead them to fulfill their destinies as the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good. The film delves into the origins of their powers and the political unrest in Oz.

‘Red One’ (2024)

When Santa Claus is kidnapped from the North Pole, the head of E.L.F. security must team up with an infamous bounty hunter to find him. The duo traverses the globe on a high-stakes mission to save Christmas before the holiday arrives. Action sequences blend with mythological lore as they encounter various magical creatures and threats. Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans lead the cast in this adventure that reimagines the logistics of Santa’s operation.

‘Playdate’ (2025)

A down-on-his-luck dad accepts a playdate invitation for his son with a charismatic neighbor, hoping to make a new friend. The afternoon takes a dangerous turn when it is revealed the neighbor has a secret past that attracts a team of mercenaries. The two fathers must rely on their wits and unexpected skills to protect their children and survive the chaos. Kevin James and Alan Ritchson star in this action-comedy that turns a suburban gathering into a fight for survival.

‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’ (2000)

A reclusive green creature living atop Mount Crumpit decides to ruin Christmas for the cheerful citizens of Whoville. Disguised as Santa Claus, he descends into the town to steal every decoration, gift, and feast. His plan hits a snag when he encounters Cindy Lou Who, a young girl who questions the true meaning of the holiday. The story follows his transformation as he learns that Christmas involves more than just material goods.

‘Oh. What. Fun.’ (2025)

Michelle Pfeiffer plays Claire Clauster, a mother who tirelessly organizes a special Christmas for her family only to be forgotten in the shuffle. Feeling unappreciated, she goes missing, prompting her husband and children to scramble to find her and save their holiday. The search forces the family to confront their lack of gratitude and the effort Claire puts into their lives. This holiday comedy highlights the often overlooked work of mothers during the festive season.

Which movie on this list are you planning to stream next, or do you have a different holiday favorite? Share your thoughts in the comments.