Netflix is loading up its February 2026 catalog with a massive lineup of new releases, ranging from blockbuster movie arrivals to highly anticipated series returns. The month brings the conclusion of Bridgerton Season 4, the streaming debut of Jurassic World: Rebirth, and the return of fan-favorite thrillers like The Night Agent and The Lincoln Lawyer.
February 1: Classic Movies and New Seasons
The month kicks off with a huge wave of licensed films and series:
Romantic Comedies:
- Crazy, Stupid, Love. (2011)
- You’ve Got Mail (1998)
- Letters to Juliet (2010)
- Rumor Has It… (2005)
- The American President (1995)
- The Mirror Has Two Faces (1996)
Action & Thrillers:
- Copshop (2021)
- Focus (2015)
- Hell or High Water (2016)
- Zero Dark Thirty (2012)
- Independence Day (1996)
- Vertical Limit (2000)
Family Films:
- How to Train Your Dragon (2010)
- How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)
- Night at the Museum trilogy (2006, 2009, 2014)
- Mrs. Doubtfire (1993)
- Flipped (2010)
Dramas:
- Ex Machina (2014)
- Lee Daniels’ The Butler (2013)
- The Bucket List (2007)
- Mississippi Grind (2015)
- The Glass House (2001)
Series:
- Heartland (Season 18) – Canadian ranch drama
- The Way Home (Season 3) – Hallmark time-travel family drama
- Matori and Kyoken: Men in the Back Alleys (Season 1) – Japanese drama with weekly episodes
- Soda Master (Season 1) – Japanese comedy-drama with weekly episodes
- Terry McMillan Presents: Forever (2024) – Lifetime romance film
- Terry McMillan Presents: Tempted by Love (2024) – Lifetime film
February 2-3: Comedy and Crime
- February 2: Apollo 11 (2019) documentary and Baby Einstein: Ocean Explorers (Season 1) kids series
- February 3: Honey Don’t (2025) – Crime comedy starring Margaret Qualley and Aubrey Plaza
- February 3: Mo Gilligan: In The Movement – Stand-up comedy special
- February 3: Night Court (Seasons 1-3) – NBC sitcom reboot
February 4-5: Reality and Legal Drama
- February 4: Alone (new season) – Reality survival competition
- February 4: Is It Cake? Valentines – Special Valentine’s Day episode
- February 5: Cash Queens (Season 1) – French comedy-drama about desperate friends forming a bank-robbing gang
- February 5: The Lincoln Lawyer (Season 4) – Manuel Garcia-Rulfo returns as the iconic attorney defending himself
- February 5: Unfamiliar (Season 1) – German spy thriller
- February 5: Samuel (Season 1) – Viral French animated series
- February 5: Search Party (Seasons 1-5) – HBO Max dark comedy
February 6-10: International Cinema and Docs
February 6:
- Queen of Chess – Documentary on chess legend Judit Polgár
- Salvador (Season 1) – Spanish mystery drama
- Yoh! Bestie – South African rom-com
- Overboard (2018) – Romantic comedy
February 7:
- Death Whisperer 3 (2025) – Thai horror film
February 9:
- Matter of Time – Music documentary on Eddie Vedder’s Seattle benefit concert
- The Creature Cases: Chapter 7 – Kids animated series
- Colossal (2016) – Anne Hathaway sci-fi film
February 10:
- How to Train Your Dragon (2025) – Live-action remake starring Mason Thames and Gerard Butler
- Motorvalley (Season 1) – Italian motorsport drama
- This Is I – Japanese drama film
- Free Fire (2016) – Action comedy with Brie Larson
February 11-13: Dating, Detectives, and Drama
February 11:
- Kohrra (Season 2) – Indian detective series returns
- Lead Children (Limited Series) – Polish drama about lead poisoning
- Love Is Blind (Season 10) – Reality dating competition
- State of Fear – Brazilian action drama
- What I Like About You (Seasons 1-4) – Amanda Bynes sitcom
February 12:
- How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (Season 1) – New series from the Derry Girls creator
- Million Follower Detective (Season 1) – Taiwanese mystery series
- The Black Phone (2021) – Ethan Hawke horror film
February 13:
- A Father’s Miracle – Mexican prison drama
- Bunny (2025) – New York comedy-drama indie
- Joe’s College Road Trip – Tyler Perry’s Madea spin-off
- Museum of Innocence (Season 1) – Turkish adaptation of Orhan Pamuk’s novel
- Suburgatory (Seasons 1-3) – Teen sitcom
- The Art of Sarah (Limited Series) – Korean mystery thriller starring Shin Hae-sun
- The Starling Girl (2023) – Indie drama
February 15-20: Sci-Fi Classics and Major Returns
February 15:
- Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple (New Episodes) – Classic anime
- Stargate SG-1 (Seasons 1-10) – Sci-fi classic series
- The Hunting Party (Season 1) – NBC action thriller
February 17:
- Sommore: Chandelier Fly – Stand-up comedy special
February 18:
- Being Gordon Ramsay – Documentary following the celebrity chef
February 19:
- The Night Agent (Season 3) – Gabriel Basso’s thriller returns with globetrotting action
- The Swedish Connection – WWII drama about Swedish bureaucrats saving Jewish lives
- The Iron Claw (2023) – Biographical wrestling drama about the Von Erich family
- Life After Beth (2014) – Zombie rom-com
- Wakefield (2016) – Bryan Cranston psychological drama
February 20: Animation and Action Franchises
- Strip Law (Season 1) – Adult animated series with Adam Scott and Janelle James
- The Addams Family (2019) – Animated film
- The Addams Family 2 (2021) – Animated sequel
- The Expendables Collection (2010, 2012, 2014, 2023) – All four action films
- Mike & Molly (Seasons 1-6) – CBS sitcom
- The Orphans – French thriller
- Pavane – Korean romantic drama
- Laggies (2014) – Keira Knightley rom-com
- Firebreak – Spanish thriller about a missing girl
February 24-28: Season Finales and Blockbusters
February 24:
- Taylor Tomlinson: Prodigal Daughter – Stand-up comedy special
February 26:
- Bridgerton (Season 4 – Part 2) – The conclusion of Benedict and Sophie’s romance
- Brooklyn Nine-Nine (Seasons 7-8) – New seasons of the NBC comedy
- Crap Happens (Season 1) – German series about a rapper juggling fatherhood
February 27:
- Formula 1: Drive to Survive (Season 8) – Behind-the-scenes F1 documentary covering the 2025 season
- Trap House (2025) – Dave Bautista action thriller
February 28:
- Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) – Scarlett Johansson headlines the franchise’s latest chapter directed by Gareth Edwards
February 2026 delivers one of Netflix’s most packed monthly lineups, balancing nostalgia with fresh originals and blockbuster arrivals that should keep subscribers busy all month long.
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