Disney+: what to watch in December 2023 –

Disney loves the Christmas season, and that’s obvious when we look at the content the entertainment giant is bringing to its streaming service. This month we can look forward to a collection of interesting movies and TV series all arriving, and we’ve picked out the best ones for you.

Television series:

Percy Jackson and the Olympians – Dec. 20

The latest adaptation of Rick Riordan’s children’s novel series, here Percy Jackson is tasked with recovering a lost lightning bolt and preventing the Olympians from falling into all-out war.

Chip ‘n’ Dale: Park Life (Season 2) – Dec. 20

The lovable squirrel duo Chip and Dale are back and making more efforts to increase their acorn supply during the holidays.

Marvel’s What If…? – December 22

This animated series explores the big question of what would happen if certain key moments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe unraveled in a different way.

Gordon Ramsey: Uncharted Showdown – Dec. 27

The celebrity chef teams up and competes against other popular British chefs, all while on an adventure through Costa Rica.

Movies:

The naughty nine – Dec. 1

This vacation survival film follows a group of school children as they use their mischievous talents for the greater good.

The Shepherd – Dec. 1

The short film follows a young RAF pilot traveling home across the North Sea on Christmas Eve who runs out of fuel and is led home by a mysterious Samaritan.

Theater camp – December 6

A bunch of energetic staff at a theater camp in upstate New York come together when their founder falls into a coma.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Christmas: Cabin Fever – Dec. 8

In the next chapter in the Diary of Wimpy Kid adaptations, Greg in this movie picks the repercussions after damaging a snowplow while making a snowman with his best friend.

Indiana Jones and the dial of destiny – Dec. 15

Harrison Ford’s last and final adaptation as the famous adventurer sees Indiana Jones race against time to prevent Nazis from acquiring a device that could change the course of history.

Timeless heroes: Indiana Jones and Harrison Ford – December 15

This documentary revolves around the career of Harrison Ford and one of his most famous characters, Indiana Jones.

Harry Brown – Dec. 29

Michael Caine shines as a retired Royal Marine in this gritty film in which protagonist Harry Brown seeks revenge when his only friend is brutally murdered.