All the Movies Coming to Disney+ in January 2026

Disney+ is expanding its streaming library this January with a mix of classic adventure, modern fantasy, and high-octane superhero action. Subscribers can look forward to iconic franchises making their debut alongside nature documentaries and recent theatrical hits. The schedule kicks off with a massive drop of legacy titles on New Year’s Day, followed by weekly additions throughout the month. This selection provides a variety of viewing options for families and cinema enthusiasts alike.

‘Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom’ (1984)

Arriving on Disney+ on January 1, this prequel follows the legendary archaeologist Indiana Jones as he travels to India. After a plane crash, Indy, his young sidekick Short Round, and nightclub singer Willie Scott stumble upon a village in distress. They soon discover a sinister cult operating within the Pankot Palace that has stolen sacred stones and enslaved local children. The trio must navigate deadly traps and ancient rituals to restore peace to the region and recover the stolen artifacts.

‘Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’ (2008)

Set during the Cold War in 1957, this installment joins the streaming platform on January 1. Indiana Jones becomes entangled in a Soviet plot to uncover the secrets of legendary crystal skulls from South America. Joined by a young greaser named Mutt Williams, Indy races against Agent Irina Spalko to return a skull to the mythical city of Akator. The journey involves navigating the Amazon jungle, surviving nuclear tests, and uncovering extraterrestrial mysteries.

‘Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade’ (1989)

This 1989 classic arrives on January 1 and centers on the high-stakes search for the Holy Grail. Indiana Jones must rescue his father, Professor Henry Jones Sr., who has been kidnapped by Nazis while searching for the sacred relic. The father-son duo travels across Europe and the Middle East, deciphering clues from an ancient diary while evading enemy forces. Their quest tests both their survival skills and their complicated familial bond in a race against time.

‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ (1981)

The film that launched the franchise becomes available for Disney+ subscribers on January 1. Archaeology professor Indiana Jones is hired by the U.S. government to find the Ark of the Covenant before German forces can secure its supernatural power. His mission leads him to Cairo, where he reunites with former flame Marion Ravenwood and faces numerous perils, including snakes and heavy machinery. The movie is widely recognized for establishing the tropes of the modern action-adventure genre.

‘Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children’ (2016)

Directed by Tim Burton, this fantasy film joins the Disney+ catalog on January 2. A young boy named Jake discovers a secret refuge for children with extraordinary abilities, hidden within a protected time loop on a Welsh island. As he learns about his own unique gift, he must help protect the residents from monstrous creatures known as Hollowgasts. The story explores themes of identity and belonging within a visually distinct and gothic atmosphere.

‘Cheetahs Up Close with Bertie Gregory’ (2026)

This 2026 nature documentary special premieres on January 2. National Geographic explorer Bertie Gregory utilizes advanced camera technology to capture the daily lives of cheetahs in their natural habitat. The film provides an intimate look at the hunting strategies and social dynamics of the world’s fastest land animals. Viewers are given a front-row seat to the challenges these predators face in an ever-changing African environment.

‘The Big Year’ (2011)

Adding to the library on January 2, this comedy follows three men participating in a prestigious bird-watching competition. The goal is to spot the highest number of bird species in North America within a single calendar year. As they travel across the continent, the competitors face personal setbacks and professional rivalries that test their dedication. The film features a central cast of Steve Martin, Jack Black, and Owen Wilson.

‘The Tale of Silyan’ (2025)

This animated feature is scheduled for release on the streaming service on January 9. The story follows a young protagonist on an epic journey across a vibrant and folklore-inspired landscape to save her community. Along the way, Silyan encounters various mystical creatures and discovers the importance of bravery and self-sacrifice. This 2025 production showcases modern animation techniques and a narrative rooted in traditional storytelling.

‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ (2021)

Closing out the major January releases, this Marvel-related sequel arrives on January 22. Eddie Brock struggles to coexist with the alien symbiote Venom while attempting to revitalize his career as an investigative journalist. The situation escalates when serial killer Cletus Kasady becomes the host for a chaotic and powerful new symbiote named Carnage. Brock and Venom must overcome their internal conflicts to stop the destructive rampage of their new adversary.

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