As we edge slowly to the end of 2022, you may be considering what you want to do to ring in the new year. If you fancy keeping things simple this year (and we don't blame you!), what about a great New Year's Eve film to curl up and watch with a glass of bubbly and some good company? If that sounds appealing, take a look at some of our picks of the films you might fancy watching...
The best New Year's Eve films
When Harry met Sally
Good friends Harry and Sally have known each other for years but will sex ruin their friendship? Watch here.
A Lot Like Love
This romantic comedy follows the developing relationship between a couple who meet by chance on a flight from Los Angeles to New York but repeatedly bump into one another for the next seven years. Watch here.
Holiday Inn
At an inn which is only open on holidays, a crooner and a hoofer vie for the affections of a beautiful up-and-coming performer. Stars Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Marjorie Reynolds. Watch here.
About Time
From the director of Love Actually, this film is a must-watch. Tim possesses the power to travel in time like all the men in his family. With the advice of his father, he uses his special ability to pursue his romantic interest, Mary. Watch here.
Sleepless in Seattle
It's New Year's Eve and Sam (Tom Hanks) heartbreakingly dreams of talking to his late wife. His eight-year-old son Jonah forces him to call a national radio talk show, with the hopes of finding him a companion. Watch here.
About a Boy
A cynical, immature young man (played by Hugh Grant) is taught how to act like a grown-up by a little boy he forges an unusual relationship with. Watch here.
While You Were Sleeping
Although this rom-com with Sandra Bullock starts off on Christmas Day, it reaches its peak on New Year's Eve. Lonely transit worker Lucy pulls her longtime crush, Peter, from the path of an oncoming train. Watch here.
Are We There Yet?
To impress a gorgeous divorcee, ladies' man Nick offers to take her kids on an extended road trip on New Year's Eve, unaware of the torture he's in for. Watch here.
New Year's Eve
Featuring a star-filled cast, people from different walks of life find their lives intertwined when they embark on a quest to find happiness on New Year's Eve. Watch here.
Bridget Jones's Diary
Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger) decides to keep a personal diary in which she writes about her journey to improve herself while she looks for love. Watch here.
The Greatest Showman
This musical is perfect for the whole family, starring Hugh Jackman which tells the tale of P T Barnum who started with nothing and rose to become one of the greatest men in show business. Watch here.
Mamma Mia!
If you’re a fan of Abba then you’ll love this musical romance, about a young girl who’s preparing for her wedding and invites three of her mother’s ex-partners, hoping one is her father. The songs will have you up and dancing around your living room in no time. Watch here.
Dirty Dancing
While holidaying at the Catskills resort Baby (Jennifer Grey) falls in love with her rebellious dance teacher (Patrick Swayze) who her father doesn’t approve of. Swayze and Grey’s dancing in this is just incredible. Watch here.
La La Land
One of the more recent musical romances starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling, which sees an actress and pianist fall in love with each other, while also trying to navigate their careers. Watch here.
Forrest Gump
This film covers a huge span of time as Forrest recounts the early years of his life - including New Year’s Eve - even though it didn’t really go the way Lieutenant Dan or himself planned. Watch here.