A Very Jonas Christmas Movie

A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (2025) is a Christmas movie where the Jonas Brothers have to get home in time for Christmas. Now I'm not a big fan of the Jonas Brothers and the only reason why I decided to watch this movie is because they were on the Disney Channel, so I gave the movie a watch and it was okay.

Positives for A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (2025): The story is fairly simple and straightforward with the execution that gets the job done. The acting from the Jonas Brothers is okay even though two of them aren't actors, but they could've been a lot worse. The other cast members including Chloe Bennet, Billie Lourd, Laverne Cox, KJ Apa, Andrew Barth, Andrea Martin, Randall Park and Jesse Tyler Ferguson as Santa Claus are far better than they have any right to be. The pacing is fairly good as this is a short movie on streaming at only 80 minutes. And finally, this movie will work for fans of the Jonas Brothers, who want to see them with their family.

Negatives for A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (2025): The movie's story is literally Plane, Trains and Automobiles (1987) except this movie takes place during Christmas and we have three main characters who are brothers. The songs are whatever as I don't care about the Jonas Brothers' music in general. There are moments that are so bizarre and felt out of place in the narrative. And finally, this movie was only made to make the Jonas Brothers relevant to the public again.

Overall, A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (2025) is a movie that was made for fans of the Jonas Brothers and it gets the job done.

If you follow the Jonas Brothers, you already know their personalities, or at least the parts they choose to share with us. This movie leans into that in the best way, and honestly, it feels like it heals the old scars left from their breakup. There's something really comforting about seeing them together, laughing, leaning into the chaos and the warmth that made people fall for them in the first place.

This isn't a movie that's going to win an Oscar, but it's not meant to. It serves its purpose. It's a love letter to the fans and a genuinely fun Christmas movie you can watch with the family. It doesn't pretend to be anything bigger and that's exactly why it works.

The cast is stacked too. KJ Apa and Billie Lourd absolutely steal the show every time they're on screen. The whole thing has more heart than you'd expect, and it never takes itself too seriously.

This has been the year of a Jonas and I'm completely here for it. As a Jonas fan, it's an easy 10/10. For everyone else, call it a solid 6/10 on the Christmas movie scale. Light, funny, sweet and exactly what it needed to be.

I used to watch Jonas Brothers when I was a kid and sometimes I still listen to their music. I was curious about the film as soon as I saw the news. Maybe it isn't the best Christmas movie, but it was enjoyable, funny too. It's good for a movie night with family and friends. Will Farrell is still a comedy legend 🤣🤣

I wouldn't call myself a die-hard Jonas Brothers fan... but after this movie, I might be!

It's funny, heartwarming, and genuinely entertaining from start to finish. What I loved most is that it's something adults, teens, and kids can all enjoy together. The brothers poke tons of fun at themselves and each other, and it gives the whole movie this playful, self-aware charm you can't help but love.

I watched it with my daughter, and she caught details and callbacks I totally missed-especially the references to their early Disney days. That made it even more fun.

It's officially on my permanent Christmas movie list. A definite must-see! 🎄💗✨

Was excited and hopeful for this one but the only reason we continued watching longer than 10minutes was because the Jonas brothers are in it. The dialogue was poorly written and only had a few jokes that actually landed, plot was super weak and predictable, and the music breaks felt awkward and out of place with the exception of the big musical number at the train station. If it weren't for the Jonas brothers it would probably get 1 star. They're the only reason it was semi-entertaining.