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The return of “Peaky Blinders,” two films with Ben Affleck, and 100+ more new movies and shows coming to Netflix in 2026.
The return of Cillian Murphy and “Peaky Blinders,” a third “Enola Holmes” movie, and a final season of “Outer Banks” are just a few of the 100+ new movies and shows coming to Netflix in 2026.
While “Stranger Things” fans who got sucked into the baseless “conformity gate” conspiracy theory believed Netflix’s big announcement heralded a secret new episode of its hit show, the streaming giant instead released a four-minute sizzle reel featuring the biggest titles debuting this year.
In the video, “One Battle After Another” actress Teyana Taylor — who also appears alongside Ben Affleck and Matt Damon in “The Rip” (January 16) — plays a tarot card reader. With each card she turns over, the scene shifts, heralding new titles like Season 4 of “Lupin” (fall 2026), Season 2 of “One Piece” (March 10), and the movie “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” (March 20).
Some of the upcoming 2026 movies and shows still don’t have firm release dates, including Ben Affleck’s political thriller, “Animals.” Originally slated to star Matt Damon, Affleck instead both directed and starred in the upcoming film about a mayoral candidate whose son has been kidnapped.
Also notable is Netflix’s commitment to live sports. The list of 2026 TV shows coming to Netflix includes MLB Opening Day, the Home Run Derby, and a new Field of Dreams game, as well as live broadcasts of the NFL, top-flight tennis, and WWE.
Here are all of the movies and shows that will be new on Netflix in 2026, as well as additional info about some of the most noteworthy titles.
Titles with no release date indicated are TBA.
New on Netflix 2026: Movies
Winter 2026
“People We Meet on Vacation” (January 9)
“The Rip” (January 16): Starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as Miami cops who discover millions of dollars in a stash house, “trust begins to fray” as more people learn about the seizure.
“Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart” (January 21)
“Cosmic Princess Kaguya!” (January 22)
“Queen of Chess” (February 6)
“Joe’s College Road Trip” (February 13)
“War Machine” (March 6)
Spring 2026
“Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” (March 20): Set in 1940 Birmingham, the film followup to the successful series features Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) returning from “a self-imposed exile to face his most destructive reckoning yet.”
“A Gorilla Story: Told by David Attenborough” (April 17)
“Apex” (April 24)
“Remarkably Bright Creatures” (May 8): Based on the best-selling book of the same name, Tova (Sally Field) plays an aquarium employee who forms “an unlikely friendship” with Marcellus, the giant pacific octopus at the aquarium.
“Ladies First” (May 2026)
Summer 2026
“72 Hours”
“Enola Holmes 3”: Millie Bobby Brown may be done with “Stranger Things,” but the actress is back as the teenage sister of the famous detective.
“The Whisper Man”: Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, a widowed crime writer (Adam Scott) asks his estranged ex-cop father (Robert De Niro) to help find his abducted 8-year-old son.
Fall 2026
“Quasimodo”
“Narnia” (December 2026): Director Greta Gerwig (“Barbie,” “Little Women”) helms this adaptation of the classic C.S. Lewis story.
2026 TBA
“11817”
“A Dog’s Perfect Christmas”
“Animals”: Ben Affleck directs and stars in this film about a mayoral candidate who is forced to make difficult choices after his son is kidnapped.
“Best of the Best”
“Don’t Say Good Luck”
“GOOD SEX”: A couples’ therapist (Natalie Portman) reentering the dating game after ending a decade-long relationship, finds two willing partners — one in his 20s and one in his 50s. (Co-starring Mark Ruffalo, Tucker Pillsbury, Tramell Tillman, Serene Jackson, Rashida Jones, Meg Ryan).
“The Gospel of Christmas”
“Guarding Stars”
“Heartstopper Forever”
“Here Comes the Flood”: Denzel Washington, Robert Pattinson, and Daisy Edgar-Jones star in “an unconventional heist movie.”
“In a Holidaze”
“Little Brother”: West Newbury native John Cena plays a famous real estate agent whose life is turned upside down by the arrival of his “little brother” (Eric Andre).
“Miracle: The Boys of ’80”
“The Mosquito Bowl”
“Office Romance”
“Ray Gunn”
“Steps”
“‘Tis So Sweet”
“UNABOM”: The film follows Ted Kaczysnki’s (Jacob Tremblay) journey from Harvard prodigy to infamous Unabomber, including the professor who subjected him to controversial psych experiments (Russell Crowe).
“Voicemails for Isabelle”
“Why Did I Get Married Again”
New on Netflix 2026: TV Shows
Winter 2026
“His & Hers” (January 8)
“The Boyfriend” Season 2 (January 13)
“Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials” (January 15): A lavish countryside party in 1925 England ends in murder, leaving Lady Eileen “Bundle” Brent (Mia McKenna-Bruce) to unravel the case.
“The Upshaws” Part 7 (January 15)
“Can This Love Be Translated?” (January 16)
“Star Search” (January 20)
“WWE: Unreal” (January 20)
“Queer Eye” Season 10 (January 21): The Fab Five — Antoni Porowski, Jeremiah Brent, Jonathan Van Ness, Karamo, and Tan France — return for one final season of makeovers while also taking a look back at the show’s “legacy and impact.”
“Finding Her Edge” (January 22)
“Free Bert” (January 22)
“Skyscraper Live” (January 23)
“Mike Epps: Delusional” (January 27)
“Bridgerton” Season 4, Part 1 (January 29): The fourth season of this hit show focuses on second son Benedict (Luke Thompson), whose bachelor ways may change after meeting Lady Silver (Yerin Ha) at the masquerade ball.
“Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing” (February 1)
“Is It Cake? Valentines” (February 4)
“The Lincoln Lawyer” Season 4 (February 5)
“Love Is Blind” Season 10 (February 11): Though it hasn’t been confirmed by Netflix, all signs point to the tenth season of this Netflix dating series being set in Boston.
“The Night Agent” Season 3 (February 19): Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) must track down a treasury agent who has fled to Turkey with sensitive information after killing his boss.
“Strip Law” (February 20)
“Formula 1: Drive to Survive” Season 8 (February 2026)
Spring 2026
“The Actor Awards Presented by SAG-AFTRA” (March 1)
“One Piece” Season 2 (March 10): The first season of this live-action anime adaptation was one of Netflix’s biggest hits in 2023, and the pirate adventurers will take on a stretch of dangerous seas in Season 2.
“Virgin River” (March 12)
“Beauty in Black” Season 2, Part 2 (March 19)
“Steel Ball Run: JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure” (March 19)
“MLB Opening Day 2026” (March 25)
“Detective Hole” (March 26)
“Beasters” Final Season, Park 2 (March 2026)
“Beef” Season 2 (April 16): The Emmy and Golden Globe-winning anthology series returns with a new cast for Season 2, about a young couple who witness a harrowing fight between their boss and his wife. (Starring Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, Cailee Spaeny).
“Full Swing” (April 2026)
“Devil May Cry” Season 2 (May 12)
Summer 2026
“Sweet Magnolias” Season 5 (June 11)
MLB Home Run Derby 2026 (July 13)
MLB Field of Dreams 2026 (August 13)
Fall 2026
“Lupin” Season 4
“Six Kings Slam 2026”
2026 TBA
“3 Body Problem” Season 2: The creators of “Game of Thrones” adapt the second part of Liu Cixin’s epic sci-fi trilogy.
“Age of Attraction”
“Alley Cats”
“America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” Season 3
“Avatar: The Last Airbender” Season 2: The second season of this live-action anime adaptation reunites viewers with Aang, as the Avatar learns to master all four elements while the Fire Nation runs rampant.
“Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai”
“Being Gordon Ramsay”
“Big Mistakes”
“Black Doves” Season 2
“The Body”
“The Boroughs”: A community of retirees (including Wareham native Geena Davis) band together to battle an existential threat.
“Boyfriend on Demand”
“Brasil 70”
“Calabasas Confidential”
“The Chestnut Man” Season 2
“The Diplomat” Season 4: Keri Russell, Allison Janney, Bradley Whitford, and Rufus Sewell return for a new season of this political drama.
“East of Eden”: A limited series adaptation of John Steinbeck’s classic novel featuring a cast headlined by Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott, and Mike Faist.
“The East Palace”
“The Empress” Season 3
“The Four Seasons” Season 2: The followup to this adult drama starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell — about three couples whose quarterly group vacations are disrupted by divorce — began filming in September 2025.
“The Gentlemen” Season 2: Guy Ritchie’s crime caper, which was a big hit for Netflix in Season 1, sends Eddie (Theo James) and Susie (Kaya Scodelario) overseas in Season 2, where they work for her father’s (Ray Winstone) criminal empire.
“The Golden Ticket”
“Hollywood Arts”
“Human Vapor”
“The Hunting Wives” Season 2
“I Will Find You”
“Leanne” Season 2
“Let’s Marry Harry”
“Little House on the Prairie”
“Long Story Short” Season 2: This time-jumping animated comedy from BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg returns for a second season.
“Love on the Spectrum” Season 4
“Lovesick”
“Man on Fire”
“Mating Season”
“Million Dollar Secret”
“Mis Muertos Tristes”
“My Life With the Walter Boys” Season 3
“Nemesis”
“Nobody Wants This” Season 3: Kristen Bell and Adam Brody return for Season 3 of this mismatched interfaith romcom.
“North of North” Season 2
“One Hundred Years of Solitude” Part 2
“Operation Safed Sagar”
“Outer Banks” Season 5: This coming-of-age tale will say goodbye after five seasons.
“Perfect Match” Season 4
“Pride and Prejudice”: Jane Austen’s classic novel gets the series treatment, with Emma Corrin, Olivia Colman, Jack Lowden, and Rufus Sewell set to star.
“Rafa”
“Sesame Street”: Netflix and Sesame Workshop have teamed up for “freshly reimagined” new episodes of the long-running children’s show.
“Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen”
“Stranger Things: Tales From ’85”: An animated series that brings the original characters back (but with different voice actors) to Hawkins and the Upside Down for an adventure set between Seasons 2 and 3 of the hit show.
“Survival of the Thickest” Season 3
“Temptation Island”
“Tires” Season 3: Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben’s hit comedy is back for a third season.
“Unaccustomed Earth”
“Untitled Newfoundland Project”
“The Witcher” Season 5
“The WONDERfools”
“XO, Kitty” Season 3
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