All the Movies Coming to Amazon Prime in February 2026

Amazon Prime Video is expanding its streaming library this February with a robust collection of Hollywood classics, modern blockbusters, and highly anticipated original premieres. Subscribers can expect a massive influx of titles starting on the first of the month, followed by weekly debuts of exclusive documentaries and international features. The schedule includes a mix of romantic dramas, high-stakes action films, and critically acclaimed thrillers from various decades. This lineup ensures that viewers have access to a wide variety of cinematic experiences throughout the month.

‘Sleepless in Seattle’ (1993)

After the death of his wife, Sam Baldwin moves to Seattle with his son, Jonah, to start a new life. On February 1, viewers can revisit this romantic comedy as Jonah calls a national radio show to find his father a new partner. His story captures the heart of Annie Reed, a journalist in Baltimore who becomes convinced they are destined to be together despite being engaged to another man. The film is celebrated for its portrayal of fate and the enduring chemistry between Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

‘Charlie’s Angels’ (2000)

Arriving on the platform February 1, this high-octane action comedy follows three private investigators working for the mysterious Charles Townsend. Natalie, Dylan, and Alex are tasked with retrieving stolen voice-identification software that threatens global security. Using their expert combat skills and high-tech gadgets, the trio infiltrates various criminal operations to stop the villainous Eric Knox. The movie is known for its stylized action sequences and the dynamic performances of its lead actresses.

‘The Usual Suspects’ (1995)

This intricate neo-noir mystery begins streaming on February 1 and centers on a group of five criminals who meet during a routine police lineup. Following a deadly gun battle on a boat in San Pedro, a survivor named Verbal Kint recounts the complex events that led to the massacre. His testimony revolves around the shadowy and legendary crime lord Keyser Söze, who is believed to be pulling the strings behind the scenes. The narrative is famous for its layered storytelling and one of the most discussed plot twists in cinema history.

‘Mystic Pizza’ (1988)

Available starting February 1, this coming-of-age story follows the lives of three young women working at a local pizza parlor in Mystic, Connecticut. Sisters Kat and Daisy, along with their friend Jojo, navigate the complexities of romance and family expectations during their first summer after high school. Each woman faces unique challenges while trying to find her place in the world outside their small coastal town. The film is noted for being one of Julia Roberts’ early breakout roles.

‘Think Like a Man’ (2012)

Based on Steve Harvey’s advice book, this ensemble comedy joins the Amazon Prime library on February 1. The plot follows four women who use Harvey’s relationship strategies to gain the upper hand in their romantic lives. When their respective partners discover the source of this newfound insight, they attempt to turn the tables by using the book’s secrets against the women. This leads to a series of comedic misunderstandings as both sides struggle to maintain control over their relationships.

‘Hoodlum’ (1997)

Set in the 1930s, this crime drama reaches the service on February 1 and depicts the violent struggle for control over the illegal numbers racket in Harlem. Ellsworth “Bumpy” Johnson returns from prison to find his neighborhood under threat from the ruthless mobster Dutch Schultz. Bumpy must engage in a brutal street war to protect his community while dealing with the corrupting influence of the Italian Mafia. The film explores the intersection of race, power, and organized crime in historical New York City.

‘Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre’ (2023)

Guy Ritchie’s action-thriller becomes available on February 1, following super-spy Orson Fortune as he tracks down a dangerous new weapon technology. To stop the sale of this lethal hardware, Fortune recruits one of Hollywood’s biggest movie stars to act as bait in an undercover mission. The team travels across the globe, utilizing diverse skills and deceptive tactics to outsmart a billionaire arms broker. It features high-energy choreography and the signature quick-witted dialogue associated with the director’s style.

‘Earthquake’ (1974)

This classic disaster film debuts on the platform February 1 and focuses on the residents of Los Angeles as they face a catastrophic seismic event. The narrative weaves together several character arcs, including engineers and civilians, who must find ways to survive the destruction of the city. As buildings collapse and dams break, the survivors face life-threatening situations in a desperate race against time. The movie was famous upon its original release for its use of “Sensurround” to simulate the feel of an actual earthquake.

‘Searching’ (2018)

Available February 1, this innovative thriller unfolds entirely on computer screens and smartphones. The story follows David Kim, a desperate father who begins a digital investigation after his 16-year-old daughter goes missing. By accessing her laptop and social media accounts, he discovers that he may not have known his daughter as well as he believed. The film is recognized for its unique visual storytelling and the high-stakes tension of its central mystery.

‘Click’ (2006)

Starting February 1, subscribers can watch this comedy-drama about Michael Newman, an overworked architect who acquires a magical universal remote. This device allows him to fast-forward, pause, and rewind his life, which he initially uses to skip past mundane tasks and professional hurdles. However, Michael soon discovers that the remote is programming itself based on his preferences, causing him to miss vital moments with his family. The film transitions from lighthearted humor to a poignant exploration of work-life balance and regret.

‘Daylight’ (1996)

This disaster thriller joins the February 1 lineup and takes place within the confines of the Holland Tunnel connecting Manhattan and New Jersey. After a massive explosion collapses both ends of the tunnel, a former emergency medical services chief ventures inside to rescue the trapped survivors. The group must navigate rising water levels, toxic fumes, and unstable structures as they search for a way out. It provides a claustrophobic and tense viewing experience centered on survival against overwhelming odds.

’50 First Dates’ (2004)

Premiering on February 1, this romantic comedy stars Adam Sandler as Henry Roth, a veterinarian who falls for a woman named Lucy Paugh. Lucy suffers from short-term memory loss, meaning she forgets meeting Henry every single day when she goes to sleep. To win her heart, Henry must find creative ways to make her fall in love with him again every morning. The film is a lighthearted yet emotional look at commitment and the lengths one will go to for a partner.

‘Funny People’ (2009)

Available on February 1, this comedy-drama follows George Simmons, a famous comedian who learns he has a terminal blood disease. Seeking a return to his roots, George hires a struggling stand-up comic named Ira Wright to be his assistant and opening act. As George undergoes experimental treatment, he reflects on his past mistakes and tries to reconnect with the love of his life. The movie balances dark humor with introspective themes regarding fame and mortality.

‘Blue Velvet’ (1986)

David Lynch’s surreal neo-noir mystery becomes available February 1 and begins with the discovery of a severed human ear in a small town. College student Jeffrey Beaumont teams up with the daughter of a local police detective to investigate the dark secrets hidden beneath the town’s wholesome exterior. Their search leads them into a dangerous underworld inhabited by the lounge singer Dorothy Vallens and the sadistic Frank Booth. The film is widely regarded as a masterpiece of avant-garde cinema and psychological horror.

‘The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension’ (1984)

This cult classic sci-fi adventure arrives on February 1 and follows the polymath Buckaroo Banzai, who is a physicist, neurosurgeon, and rock star. After successfully driving a car through solid matter, Banzai inadvertently opens a gateway to another dimension inhabited by hostile aliens. He must lead his team, the Hong Kong Cavaliers, to stop an extra-dimensional invasion that threatens the entire planet. The film is known for its quirky humor, dense world-building, and eccentric cast of characters.

‘Colors’ (1988)

Streaming starting February 1, this gritty police drama explores the gang culture of 1980s Los Angeles. The story follows a veteran officer and his hot-headed rookie partner as they patrol the streets as part of a specialized anti-gang unit. They find themselves caught in the middle of a violent escalation between rival gangs while struggling with their differing philosophies on law enforcement. The movie provides a visceral look at urban conflict and the challenges faced by those on the front lines.

‘Waterworld’ (1995)

Set in a future where the polar ice caps have melted and the Earth is covered entirely by water, this epic action film debuts on February 1. The Mariner, a mutant with gills, reluctantly helps a woman and a young girl search for the mythical “Dryland” while being pursued by a group of raiders known as Smokers. The search becomes a battle for survival as they navigate a harsh maritime environment and fend off technologically advanced enemies. It remains one of the most ambitious and visually distinct science fiction productions of its era.

‘Back to School’ (1986)

Available February 1, this comedy stars Rodney Dangerfield as Thornton Melon, a wealthy but uneducated businessman who decides to enroll in college. He makes this unconventional choice to encourage his son, who is struggling academically and considering dropping out. Melon uses his vast resources to bribe officials and turn his dorm room into a luxury suite, creating chaos across the campus. The film is a classic vehicle for Dangerfield’s signature “no respect” brand of humor.

‘Fargo’ (1996)

The Coen brothers’ acclaimed black comedy thriller joins the library on February 1. The plot centers on Jerry Lundegaard, a car salesman who hires two criminals to kidnap his wife in an attempt to extort a large ransom from his wealthy father-in-law. The scheme goes horribly wrong, leading to a series of violent incidents that catch the attention of Marge Gunderson, a pregnant and resourceful local police chief. Set against a snowy Minnesota backdrop, the film is celebrated for its unique dialogue and mix of dark humor and suspense.

‘Baby Boom’ (1987)

Releasing on February 1, this romantic comedy follows J.C. Wiatt, a high-powered Manhattan executive whose life is upended when she inherits a baby from a distant relative. Her demanding career at a top management firm becomes incompatible with her new responsibilities as a mother, leading her to lose her job and move to a farmhouse in Vermont. While in the countryside, she discovers a new professional path and a potential romance with a local veterinarian. The movie explores the themes of female empowerment and the redefinition of success.

‘The Big Lebowski’ (1998)

This beloved cult classic arrives on February 1 and follows Jeffrey “The Dude” Lebowski, an unemployed slacker who is mistaken for a millionaire with the same name. After debt collectors ruin his rug, The Dude seeks compensation, which leads him into a complex kidnapping plot involving nihilists and pornography tycoons. Accompanied by his bowling partners, Walter and Donny, he navigates a series of absurd encounters across Los Angeles. The film is legendary for its eccentric characters, dream sequences, and quotable dialogue.

‘Leap Year’ (2010)

Streaming on February 1, this romantic comedy follows Anna Brady as she travels to Ireland to propose to her boyfriend on Leap Day. According to Irish tradition, a man who is proposed to on February 29 must accept the offer. However, her travel plans are derailed by bad weather, forcing her to rely on a cynical Irish innkeeper to help her get across the country. As they journey together, Anna begins to question whether her life in Boston is truly what she wants.

‘The Thomas Crown Affair’ (1968)

This sophisticated heist film debuts on February 1 and stars Steve McQueen as a wealthy businessman who orchestrates a daring bank robbery for sport. An independent insurance investigator, played by Faye Dunaway, is tasked with identifying the mastermind behind the crime. As she closes in on Crown, the two engage in a high-stakes game of cat and mouse that eventually leads to a romantic entanglement. The movie is famous for its stylish split-screen sequences and its cool, intellectual tone.

‘The Funhouse’ (1981)

Directed by Tobe Hooper, this horror film becomes available on February 1 and follows four teenagers who decide to spend the night in a traveling carnival’s funhouse. Their night of fun turns into a nightmare when they witness a murder committed by a deformed man wearing a Frankenstein mask. Trapped inside the attraction, the group must evade the killer and his equally dangerous father. The film is noted for its atmospheric setting and its contribution to the slasher genre.

‘Beauty Shop’ (2005)

This spin-off of the ‘Barbershop’ franchise joins the platform on February 1 and stars Queen Latifah as Gina Norris. After moving to Atlanta to find a better school for her daughter, Gina quits her job at a high-end salon to open her own beauty shop. She must overcome financial hurdles and competition from her former boss while creating a community space for her customers. The movie emphasizes themes of entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and the importance of neighborhood institutions.

‘The Beguiled’ (1971)

Set during the American Civil War, this psychological thriller arrives on February 1 and tells the story of a wounded Union soldier who finds refuge in a Southern girls’ boarding school. Initially, the women and girls provide him with care, but his presence soon ignites a series of jealousies and sexual tensions among the residents. The soldier attempts to manipulate the various women to ensure his safety, leading to a dark and vengeful conclusion. It is recognized for its grim atmosphere and complex character dynamics.

‘What’s the Worst That Could Happen?’ (2001)

Available starting February 1, this comedy follows professional thief Kevin Caffery as he attempts to rob the home of billionaire Max Fairbanks. Kevin is caught in the act, and during the confrontation, Fairbanks steals Kevin’s lucky ring, claiming it as his own. The rest of the film depicts Kevin’s increasingly elaborate attempts to retrieve the ring and get revenge on the unscrupulous billionaire. The movie relies on the comedic chemistry between leads Martin Lawrence and Danny DeVito.

‘Bandits’ (2001)

This crime comedy-drama reaches Amazon Prime on February 1 and follows two prison escapees who become the most famous bank robbers in the country. Known as the “Sleepover Bandits,” they kidnap bank managers the night before a heist to gain easy access to the vaults the next morning. Their dynamic changes when they pick up a runaway housewife who becomes a willing participant in their crimes and the object of both men’s affections. The film balances heist action with a quirky romantic triangle.

‘RoboCop 3’ (1993)

The third installment of the original sci-fi trilogy premieres on February 1 and finds the cyborg lawman fighting to protect the citizens of Detroit from a greedy corporation. OCP plans to demolish a residential neighborhood to build their new “Delta City,” leading RoboCop to join forces with a group of underground resistance fighters. He must battle specialized robotic ninjas and corporate mercenaries to stop the forced relocations. This entry is known for introducing a flight pack and a more family-friendly tone compared to its predecessors.

‘RoboCop’ (2014)

This modern reimagining of the classic story becomes available on February 1 and stars Joel Kinnaman as Alex Murphy. After being critically injured in the line of duty, Murphy is transformed into a part-man, part-machine police officer by the multinational conglomerate OmniCorp. The film explores the ethical implications of drone warfare and the loss of humanity as Murphy struggles to regain his memories and emotions while serving as a corporate-controlled peacekeeper. It offers a contemporary take on the themes of corporate greed and technological control.

‘RoboCop 2’ (1990)

Streaming on February 1, this sequel follows RoboCop as he faces a new threat in the form of a highly addictive drug called Nuke. The city of Detroit is on the verge of bankruptcy, and OCP develops a second, more powerful cyborg to replace the original Murphy. However, the brain used for the new model belongs to a dangerous drug lord, leading to a catastrophic malfunction and a violent showdown between the two machines. The movie is noted for its dark satire and intense stop-motion animation sequences.

‘Dear John’ (2010)

Based on the Nicholas Sparks novel, this romantic drama joins the library on February 1. The story centers on John Tyree, a soldier on leave, and Savannah Curtis, a college student who fall deeply in love over the course of two weeks. Their relationship is tested over several years as John is repeatedly deployed overseas, and they communicate primarily through letters. The film explores the sacrifices made by military families and the challenges of maintaining love over long distances.

‘The Vow’ (2012)

Available February 1, this romantic drama is inspired by the true story of a couple whose lives are changed by a car accident. Paige Collins wakes up from a coma with severe memory loss and no recollection of her husband, Leo, or their life together. Leo must work to win her heart all over again while Paige struggles to reconnect with her past and her estranged family. The movie focuses on the power of persistence and the idea of soulmates.

‘Play Misty for Me’ (1971)

This psychological thriller arrives on February 1 and marks the directorial debut of Clint Eastwood. He stars as Dave Garver, a radio disc jockey who has a brief encounter with an obsessed fan named Evelyn Draper. After Dave tries to end their casual relationship, Evelyn begins to stalk and terrorize him and his girlfriend. The film is recognized for its building tension and its early exploration of the theme of fatal attraction.

‘Barbershop: The Next Cut’ (2016)

The third film in the main series premieres on February 1 and sees Calvin Palmer Jr. attempting to save his business and neighborhood from rising gang violence. To create a “ceasefire” in the area, the shop offers free haircuts and serves as a neutral ground for local residents. The movie features an ensemble cast and addresses serious social issues while maintaining the humor and camaraderie of the previous entries. It highlights the role of small businesses as anchors for community stability and safety.

‘The Andromeda Strain’ (1971)

This science fiction thriller debuts on February 1 and follows a team of scientists as they investigate a deadly extraterrestrial organism brought to Earth by a downed satellite. The organism causes instant blood clotting, killing nearly everyone in a small town. The scientists are sequestered in a high-tech underground laboratory to find a way to neutralize the threat before it spreads globally. Based on the novel by Michael Crichton, the film is praised for its realistic and methodical approach to the genre.

‘Hook’ (1991)

Steven Spielberg’s fantasy adventure becomes available on February 1 and serves as a sequel to the traditional Peter Pan story. Peter Banning is a successful corporate lawyer who has forgotten his past as Peter Pan until Captain Hook kidnaps his children. Peter must return to Neverland, regain his memories, and relearn how to fly and fight to save his family. The film features elaborate set designs and a memorable performance by Robin Williams.

‘The Grey’ (2012)

Streaming starting February 1, this survival thriller stars Liam Neeson as an oil driller who leads a group of survivors after a plane crashes in the Alaskan wilderness. The men must battle sub-zero temperatures and injuries while being hunted by a relentless pack of territorial wolves. As they trek across the frozen landscape, the film explores themes of mortality, faith, and the primal instinct to survive. It is noted for its gritty tone and psychological depth.

‘RoboCop’ (1987)

Paul Verhoeven’s original sci-fi masterpiece joins the lineup on February 1. Set in a dystopian Detroit, the story follows officer Alex Murphy, who is murdered by a gang of criminals and resurrected as a cyborg lawman by the OCP corporation. As he cleans up the streets, Murphy begins to experience flashes of his former life, leading him to seek justice against those who killed him. The film is highly regarded for its sharp social satire, excessive violence, and iconic character design.

‘No Way Out’ (1987)

Available February 1, this political thriller stars Kevin Costner as Tom Farrell, a naval officer working at the Pentagon. Following the accidental death of a woman involved with the Secretary of Defense, Farrell is tasked with leading the investigation to find a suspected Soviet mole. He soon realizes that he is being framed for the crime and must find the true killer while evading his own colleagues. The movie is famous for its intricate plot and suspenseful climax.

‘The Other Guys’ (2010)

This action-comedy debuts on February 1 and follows two mismatched detectives who work in the shadow of the city’s heroic top cops. Allen Gamble is a mild-mannered forensic accountant, while Terry Hoitz is a hot-tempered partner who was sidelined after an unfortunate shooting incident. When a minor case turns into a massive financial conspiracy, the duo finally gets the chance to prove their worth as elite investigators. The film is a parody of police procedurals and features high-energy comedic performances.

‘Into the Blue’ (2005)

Streaming on February 1, this action-thriller follows a group of divers in the Bahamas who discover a legendary shipwreck and a crashed plane full of illegal cargo. Their excitement quickly turns to danger when they realize that local criminals are also searching for the illicit goods. The divers must fight to protect their discovery and their lives in a series of underwater and high-seas confrontations. The movie is known for its beautiful tropical cinematography and aquatic action sequences.

‘The Serpent and the Rainbow’ (1988)

Directed by Wes Craven, this horror film arrives on February 1 and is loosely based on the non-fiction book of the same name. An American anthropologist travels to Haiti to investigate a pharmaceutical rumor about a powder used in voodoo rituals to create zombies. He becomes embroiled in the political turmoil of the country and finds himself targeted by a local paramilitary leader who uses dark magic as a weapon. The film blends psychological horror with political commentary and surreal imagery.

‘Rumble Fish’ (1983)

This experimental drama by Francis Ford Coppola becomes available on February 1 and tells the story of Rusty James, a young street thug living in the shadow of his legendary older brother. Rusty James longs for the days of gang warfare, but his brother, the Motorcycle Boy, has returned from a trip with a disillusioned view of that lifestyle. The film is shot in stark black and white with select splashes of color to emphasize specific themes. It is considered a landmark of 1980s independent cinema.

‘Slap Shot’ (1977)

Available starting February 1, this sports comedy follows a struggling minor league hockey team that turns to violent play to gain popularity. The team’s player-coach, played by Paul Newman, encourages his players to engage in fights and aggressive behavior to fill the stands and save the franchise. The movie is famous for its foul-mouthed humor and its cynical look at the commercialization of sports. It remains one of the most popular and influential hockey movies ever made.

‘Barbershop 2: Back in Business’ (2004)

The second installment of the franchise joins the platform on February 1 and continues the story of Calvin’s shop on the south side of Chicago. This time, the community faces the threat of gentrification as a corporate hair salon chain prepares to open across the street. The staff must band together to preserve the neighborhood’s character and the traditions of the independent barbershop. The film introduces new characters while maintaining the social commentary and humor of the original.

‘The Spy Who Dumped Me’ (2018)

This action-comedy premieres on February 1 and follows two best friends who are unexpectedly thrust into an international espionage conspiracy. After Audrey discovers her ex-boyfriend was a secret agent, she and her friend Morgan must travel across Europe to deliver a top-secret flash drive. They find themselves pursued by professional assassins while trying to figure out who they can trust in the world of high-level intelligence. The film combines slapstick humor with stylized action sequences.

‘Sisu’ (2023)

Available February 1, this Finnish historical action film is set during the final days of World War II. An ex-soldier discovers gold in the wilderness of Lapland and must fight his way through a retreating Nazi death squad to reach a bank. Despite being outnumbered and outgunned, the lone prospector utilizes his incredible combat skills and survival instincts to take down the enemy soldiers. The movie is noted for its minimal dialogue and intense, over-the-top violence.

‘Big Daddy’ (1999)

Streaming on February 1, this comedy stars Adam Sandler as Sonny Koufax, a lazy law school graduate who adopts a five-year-old boy to impress his ex-girlfriend. His plan backfires when he realizes that he is not prepared for the responsibilities of fatherhood, leading to a series of comedic mishaps. However, as he spends more time with the child, Sonny begins to mature and develops a genuine bond with his young charge. The film is a classic example of Sandler’s blend of juvenile humor and sentimental storytelling.

‘Barbershop’ (2002)

The original film that started the franchise arrives on February 1 and follows a day in the life of a barbershop on Chicago’s South Side. Calvin Palmer Jr. struggles to keep the business his father left him, eventually selling it to a local loan shark before regretting the decision. The shop serves as a town square where various characters debate politics, relationships, and social issues. It is celebrated for its authentic portrayal of African American community life and its sharp ensemble dialogue.

‘Shocker’ (1989)

Wes Craven’s supernatural slasher film debuts on February 1 and tells the story of a serial killer named Horace Pinker who is executed in the electric chair. Instead of dying, Pinker becomes a sentient electrical entity capable of traveling through power lines and possessing people. A young man with a psychic connection to the killer must find a way to trap Pinker and stop his new rampage. The film is known for its creative visual effects and heavy metal soundtrack.

‘La La Land’ (2016)

This modern musical masterpiece becomes available on February 1 and follows the romance between an aspiring actress and a jazz pianist in Los Angeles. As they both pursue their professional dreams, they find themselves torn between their love for each other and their individual ambitions. The film features vibrant musical numbers, stunning cinematography, and a bittersweet ending that reflects the reality of making it in Hollywood. It won multiple Academy Awards and revitalized interest in the film musical genre.

‘The Beguiled’ (2017)

Directed by Sofia Coppola, this remake of the 1971 film joins the library on February 1. The plot remains focused on a wounded Union soldier who is taken in by a girls’ school in Virginia during the Civil War. This version emphasizes the female perspective and the atmospheric tension within the isolated house as the women’s initial hospitality turns into something far more dangerous. The film is praised for its lush cinematography and nuanced performances by its lead cast.

‘Relationship Goals’ (2026)

Premiering on February 4, this romantic comedy stars Kelly Rowland as Leah Caldwell, a TV producer vying for a top morning show position in New York. Her professional life is complicated by the return of her ex-rival, Jarrett, who is competing for the same job after being inspired by a bestselling self-help book. As Leah’s friends begin applying the book’s principles to their own lives, she must navigate her unresolved feelings and professional sabotage. The movie explores modern relationship dynamics through a lens of workplace ambition and self-improvement.

‘Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision’ (2026)

This landmark documentary debuts on February 6 and explores King Charles III’s lifelong commitment to environmentalism and the philosophy of harmony. Narrated by Kate Winslet, the film follows the King’s efforts to promote sustainable living and ecological balance through various global projects. It provides an intimate look at the King’s Foundation and its practical applications in fields such as urban planning and organic farming. The documentary aims to inspire viewers to reconnect with the natural world and address the climate crisis.

‘Love Me Love Me’ (2026)

Arriving on February 13, this young adult romance is based on the popular Italian novel series by Stefania S. The story follows June, a teenager who moves to Milan for a fresh start after a family tragedy and becomes torn between two very different boys. While she starts dating the dependable honor student Will, she finds herself irresistibly drawn to his troubled best friend, James, who participates in clandestine MMA fights. The film explores the intensity of first love and the difficult choices that define the transition to adulthood.

‘The Woman King’ (2022)

This historical epic becomes available on February 13 and tells the story of the Agojie, an all-female unit of warriors who protected the African Kingdom of Dahomey in the 1800s. Viola Davis stars as General Nanisca, who trains the next generation of recruits to fight against enemies who threaten their way of life and freedom. The film depicts the military prowess and strategic brilliance of these women as they engage in high-stakes combat to preserve their sovereignty. It is recognized for its powerful performances and grounded action sequences.

‘Next Goal Wins’ (2023)

Taika Waititi’s sports comedy arrives on February 15 and follows the true story of the American Samoa soccer team. After suffering a historic 31-0 loss to Australia, the team hires a down-on-his-luck coach to help them qualify for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The coach must adapt to the unique culture of the islands while trying to transform the world’s worst soccer team into a competitive squad. The movie is a lighthearted and inspiring look at perseverance and community spirit.

‘Paul McCartney: Man on the Run’ (2025)

This documentary feature premieres on February 25 and provides a definitive look at the life and career of Paul McCartney following the breakup of The Beatles. Directed by Morgan Neville, the film utilizes rare archival footage and new interviews to chronicle the formation of Wings and McCartney’s musical output during the 1970s. It explores the personal and professional challenges he faced as he sought to redefine himself as a solo artist in a new decade. Music fans can expect an intimate portrait of one of the world’s most influential songwriters.

‘The Bluff’ (2026)

Closing out the month on February 25, this swashbuckling action thriller stars Priyanka Chopra Jonas as Ercell “Bloody Mary” Bodden. Set in the 19th-century Caribbean, the plot follows a former pirate whose peaceful life is shattered when her past catches up with her in the form of a vengeful captain. To protect her family and her home on the Cayman Islands, she must reclaim her violent skills and wage a brutal war against a merciless crew. The film is described as a gritty and visceral take on the pirate genre, emphasizing survival and redemption.

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