New Line Cinema
Christmas romantic comedies can be hit or miss, but somehow, Four Christmases managed to capture our hearts. The film opens with a couple already together, and from there, the story only gets more interesting. Both Reese Witherspoon and Vince Vaughn bring their previous rom-com experience to the table in this popular holiday movie.
The title, Four Christmases, comes from the fact that both Brad and Kate come from divorced families, resulting in four family gatherings every year. This year, to avoid having to endure the usual chaos, they must spend time with each of their fragmented families. Little do they know, this experience will put their relationship and their secrets to the ultimate test.
Where is Four Christmases streaming?
Warner Bros.
If you’re looking to stream this Christmas comedy, head to Max. Launched as HBO Max back in 2020, the service offers access to programs from its signature brands, such as HBO, Cartoon Network, and Warner Bros. You can also find legacy shows like The Sopranos, The Wire, Succession, and Game of Thrones available to watch, as well as original programming like Hacks and The Flight Attendant under “Max Originals.”
Given it streams under WarnerMedia, Four Christmases can also be found on TNT and TBS this holiday season. If you don’t have cable TV, the film is accessible through live TV streaming services such as Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV. Hulu + Live TV features a fixed lineup of cable channels, while Sling TV offers an à la carte model that allows users to curate their channel lineup.
When does it stream for subscribers?
Four Christmases is currently streaming on Max.
Stream Four Christmases on Max
On top of that, Hulu subscribers can enjoy Four Christmases through the end of December.
Stream Four Christmases on Max
How much does it cost?
For Max subscribers, there are options available with ads or without ads, with prices set at $10 per month or $100 per year for ads, and $15 per month or $150 per year without ads. As for Hulu users, you can opt for the ad-supported tier priced at $8 per month or $80 per year.