Thirty-one emotionally uplifting films and TV series to enjoy alongside your mother on Mother's Day.
Are you and your mom ready to celebrate the upcoming Mother's Day in style? Here are some binge-worthy shows that are perfect for our special day. Let's dive right in!
Netflix
Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story
This prequel to the hit series "Bridgerton" is a must-watch for your TV-loving mom (if she likes that steamy stuff, that is!). Catch a younger Queen Charlotte, Lady Danbury, and Violet Bridgerton as they navigate romance, all while keeping the little ones away from the screen!
Catherine Called Birdy
If you're looking for something lighter, give "Catherine Called Birdy" a try. Starring Bella Ramsey from "The Last of Us", this movie follows a spirited noblewoman who's determined to avoid a terrible marriage, putting her at odds with her parents and the rest of society.
Turning Red
After a magical curse or blessing, family turns into red pandas! Watch this Pixar tale with your whole family for a fun Mother's Day movie night.
Schmigadoon!
If Broadway musicals are your mom's cup of tea, don't miss "Schmigadoon!". A comedic send-up of classic musicals, this show will have you laughing and singing along in no time. With the second season dropping just in time for Mother's Day, it's the perfect binge-watch!
Other Streaming Services
Wednesday (Netflix)
Join the Addams family in this fresh take on their story. With a teenager Wednesday and her complicated relationship with Morticia, there's drama galore for you and your mom to enjoy.
Everything Everywhere All at Once (Apple TV)
Time-traveling, mind-bending, and a winner of all those awards? Yes, we're talking about "Everything Everywhere All at Once". This movie boils down to a cool family story, making it an enjoyable watch for everyone.
The Gilded Age (HBO Max)
For moms who love a good costume drama, look no further than "The Gilded Age". This soapy story of the moneyed classes in late 19th century New York offers top-notch acting, and stunning scenery and costumes to enjoy.
Never Have I Ever (Netflix)
Mindy Kaling brings us this funny comedy with a heart, following an Indian-American teen, her cousin, and her mother, as they navigate life without a father. (Just a heads up, there's some mild sexual content if you're not into that!)
The Incredibles (Disney)
Reimagine the struggles of superhero moms with this fantastic family tale of superheroes. Catch up with this Disney-Pixar classic and don't forget to watch the super sequel too!
And if none of these options strike your fancy, here are some other recommendations:
- "Yes Day" (Netflix) for a raucous family tale that's perfect for Mother's Day with the whole family
- "Schitt's Creek" (Hulu) if you both love a great show with lots of laughs
- "Moxie" (Netflix) for a watch with your teenage daughter about standing up against inequality in high school.
Remember, the most important part of Mother's Day is spending quality time together, so grab some snacks, get cozy, and enjoy the show! Let's make this Mother's Day one for the books!
- Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story on Netflix could be an exciting choice for TV-loving moms who enjoy a bit of romance and realsimple intrigue.
- If your mother prefers lighter tales, Catherine Called Birdy on Netflix might offer just the right amount of entertainment and general-news worthiness.
- Turning Red, a Pixar film available on Disney, could provide a fun and entertaining Mother's Day movie night experience with family that transforms into red pandas.
- Schmigadoon! on Apple TV+ offers comedic musicals that are sure to have your mother laughing and singing along during this special day.
- For fans of the Addams family, the new series Wednesday on Netflix delivers plenty of drama for you and your mom to enjoy together.
- Everything Everywhere All at Once, available on Apple TV, is a unique, award-winning film featuring time-travel and a heartwarming family story.
- HBO Max's The Gilded Age presents a captivating costume drama for moms who appreciate elaborate scenes, characters, and storylines from the late 19th century.
