Netflix’s new Christmas movie “Jingle Bell Heist” is now streaming, a romantic comedy that sees two unfortunate thieves teaming up for a holiday heist, and sparks start flying.

Netflix already has a big Christmas library. Look no further than the streamer’s interconnected Christmas Universe (which you can learn more about here ). Additionally, Netflix licensed over 20 movies in November 2025. There’s already no shortage of festive offerings in its library, but more entries are always welcome.

This will be the last weekend for Netflix subscribers to watch the popular holiday films “Christmas with the Kranks” and “Tangerine.” Each film has been marked with a notice that reads: “Last day to watch on Netflix: November 30.”

Jingle Bell Heist, Netflix’s newest Christmas movie, starring Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells, in an underwhelming holiday film.

Of course, setting it in the month of Christmas doesn’t make it a Christmas movie, per se. However, in the first act of the movie, when Rambo (Sylvester Stallone) is arrested by Sheriff Teasle (Brian Dennehy),

A Hallmark-style holiday movie is no stranger to cheese. But what about a sentimental seasonal flick that’s actually set in America’s Dairyland? A Wisconsin Christmas Pie is a new snow-dusted, made-for-TV romance filmed in Door County – and it’s cheesy in every sense of the word.

ComingSoon spoke with Jingle Bell Heist stars Olivia Holt and Connor Swindells about Netflix’s unique Christmas movie. The duo discussed their characters, what attracted them to the film, and more. It is now streaming on Netflix.

Netflix's new Christmas heist romcom Jingle Bell Heist stars Sex Education's Connor Swindells and Disney's Olivia Holt with a plot twist that has early viewers raving