How to watch White Christmas
White Christmasis one of the all-time classic Christmas musicals, and a pretty big reason for our obsession with getting some snow on Christmas Day. A white Christmas is looking unlikely once again this year, but it’s much easier to indulge in some nostalgia and watch the film from home.
Here’s where to rent or buy White Christmas, whether you’re happy to stream digitally or want a physical copy for your collection.
Also see:Best Christmas movies and how to watch them
Buy White Christmas on DVD or Blu-ray
The cheapest way to buy a copy of White Christmas is on DVD. It’s available fromAmazonfor £4.49, while theBlu-rayis more at £13.70 if you want to get it in the best possible quality.
Rent White Christmas on DVD or Blu-ray for free
White Christmas is also available from rental subscription serviceCinema Paradiso. Aftera free 14-day trial,subscriptionsstart at £5.99 per month for 2 discs per month.
Buy White Christmas in digital format
If you’d like a digital copy of White Christmas you can watch again and again, you’ve got a few options.
If you’re an Android user, White Christmas is available to buy fromGoogle Play Movies & TVfor £4.99 in SD or £5.99 in HD (cheaper than the Blu-ray), and it can be viewed on your phone, tablet, laptop, PC or smart TV.
However, the cheapest option isAmazon, where you can buy the HD version for £4.99. The standard version is available at the same price, but we can’t see why you’d want to go for that. iOS users have a similar option viaiTunes, also at £4.99.
Rent White Christmas in digital format
Renting is a cheaper way to watch White Christmas if you think you’re only likely to want to watch it the once, and you can still get a copy in HD across just about any device.
AmazonandGoogleoffer the film to rent at identical prices right now: £2.49 for standard, and £3.49 for HD, and they’re the cheapest we’ve found this year.
Stream White Christmas for free?
Neither Netflix nor Amazon Prime currently offer White Christmas, and it isn’t available yet on NowTV. A free trial for each is available, but that’s not a great deal of use if you specifically want White Christmas.
Click here to sign up to NowTV.
Click here to sign up to Amazon Prime.
Author: Dominic Preston, Contributor
Previously Tech Advisor’s Deputy Editor, Dom covers everything that runs on electricity, from phones and laptops to wearables, audio, gaming, smart home, and streaming.
