It's Thanksgiving in America and families all over are gathering for big meals and awkward drama! Here are some suggestions for Thanksgiving / Family related movies to entertain you in between the awkward small talk.
The Humans (Theaters, Showtime)
Some interesting family drama around Thanksgiving time leads to some new secrets from a dysfunctional family, in this cinematic experience.
A Christmas Feast / Feast of the Seven Fishes (Digital, Amazon Prime, Vudu, Tubi)
This wonderful holiday movie involves family, drama, and a big feast at the end. Although it is Christmas related, it is a great choice to scratch that family feasting itch. For more information, check out our review!
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (Digital, AMC+)
The quintessential Thanksgiving movie, this classic follows someone trying to get home to the family for Thanksgiving, and all the roadblocks and obstacles that happen along the way. It is available to stream on Amazon Prime with AMC+, which has a 30-day free trial if you just want to watch this today!
A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (Apple TV+)
A classic kids Thanksgiving film that you can stream for free on Apple TV+. This is another classic and one for the kids to enjoy while you are putting the finishing touches on your Thanksgiving meal.
The Binge (Hulu)
On a night when families eat excessive amounts of food, a movie about excessive indulgences seems fitting. It also is a very funny film that should raise your spirits on a somewhat lonelier Thanksgiving! For more information, check out our review!
Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2 (Netflix)
A movie about giant, alive food seems like a fitting way to celebrate Thanksgiving. It helps that it is a surprisingly good movie for kids and adults to enjoy! For more information, check out our review!
Spirited Away (HBO Max)
One of the best animated films of all time also starts with a massive feast and has several prominent instances of gluttony. It is also an imaginative and heartfelt journey that will rekindle your sense of wonder.
Broil (Amazon Prime, Vudu, YouTube)
A film about a large meal and family issues, with a decidedly darker take on it all, Broil is the perfect Thanksgiving movie for someone looking for a more horror-themed night. It also has some wonderful performances, great music, and some delicious food. For more information, check out our review!
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