If you’re looking to elevate the start of the holiday season, these Thanksgiving movies offer something for every type of viewer—kids, adults, romantics; and even you’re weird uncle Jerry. Here are five picks that guarantee laughs, nostalgia, and plenty of holiday spirit.
1. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving (For The Kids)
You can’t go wrong with this Peanuts classic. Follow Charlie Brown as he hilariously juggles dinner obligations between his grandmother and Peppermint Patty. With Snoopy whipping up an unconventional feast and the whole gang coming together, it’s a heartwarming reminder of what the holiday is truly about.
2.Thanksgiving Movies: Mrs. Doubtfire (For the Whole Family)
Chaos in the kitchen never looked so funny. In this beloved family comedy, Robin Williams’ character sets out to spend more time with his kids—while disguised as their nanny. The burned Thanksgiving meal scene alone makes it worth revisiting, offering laughs that still land decades later.
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3.Thanksgiving Movies: Rocky (For the Adults)
While not your traditional holiday film, Rocky has become an unexpected Thanksgiving staple. From Paulie launching a turkey into an alley to Rocky’s iconic grey sweatsuit—perfect inspiration for post-dinner comfort—this boxing classic delivers grit, heart, and nostalgic seasonal vibes.
4.Thanksgiving Movies: Friendsgiving (For The Friend Group)
Thanksgiving chaos reaches new heights in this over-the-top comedy. Molly attempts to host a simple holiday dinner, but everything spirals into playful madness. It’s the perfect pick for adults who want to kick back and laugh at the mayhem that inevitably comes with hosting.
5.Thanksgiving Movies: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles (For the Whole Extended Family)
Steve Martin and John Candy shine in this timeless classic about travel disasters during the busiest holiday of the year. Packed with heart, humor, and unexpectedly touching moments, it’s a film that multiple generations can enjoy together.
6. Holidate (For The Romantics)
Emma Roberts stars in this charming rom-com about two strangers who agree to be each other’s holiday “plus-one.” Expect laughs, chemistry, and a memorable Thanksgiving dinner scene.
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