From action-packed stories to romantic thrillers, it’s time to grab the popcorn.

February is shaping up to be a strong month for screen time, with everything from family-friendly adventures to edge-of-your-seat horror and glossy crime dramas. Whether you’re heading to the cinema for a big-screen fix or settling in for a boxset night at home, here’s what to watch across Netflix, cinemas and streaming platforms this month.

Cinema

Curly Burly: 5 February

Starring Ellen Hillings, Mille Lehfeldt, and Ava Know Martin, this charming adventure is made for a family night out. When eerie rumbling noises echo above ground, Curly Burly the troll heads to the surface to investigate the human world, kicking off a whirlwind journey filled with surprises, spectacle, and heart.

Worldbreaker: 5 February

If A Quiet Place is your kind of tension, add this to your list. The story follows Willa (Billie Boullet) and her father (Luke Evans) as they fight to survive a takeover by murderous creatures. Hidden away on an island, Willa is trained for what’s coming because staying safe is no longer the same as being free

Solo Mio: 5 February

Kevin James and Kim Coates star in this rom-com with a twist, set against the cinematic backdrop of Rome. After a wedding disaster leaves the groom stranded and heartbroken, his solo honeymoon takes an unexpected turn as locals and new friends pull him into a feel-good adventure through one of the world’s most romantic cities.

Crime 101: 11 February

Set in sun-drenched Los Angeles, Crime 101 follows a jewel thief (Chris Hemsworth) whose slick heists keep slipping past police. As he plans the score of a lifetime, he collides with an insurance broker (Halle Berry) facing her own personal crossroads, while a detective (Mark Ruffalo) becomes convinced he’s finally spotted the pattern. Barry Keoghan, Corey Hawkins and Monica Barbaro round out the stacked cast.​

Do Deewane Sheher Mein: 20 February

This Hindi romance follows two socially awkward millennials in Mumbai as they stumble towards love while wrestling with insecurity, expectations, and the pressure to fit in. With Mrunal Thakur, Siddhant Chaturvedi, and Ila Arun, the story moves from city chaos to quieter horizons as the pair begin to figure out who they are and what they want.

Scream 7: 26 February

Ghostface is back, and so is Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell). When a new killer targets Sidney’s daughter (Isabel May) in the quiet town where she’s finally built a life, the past comes roaring back. With Courteney Cox also returning, Scream 7 raises the stakes once more, pushing Sidney into a final fight to protect her family.

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The Muppet Show: 4 February

Kermit, Miss Piggy, and the gang return to the original Muppet Theatre for a brand-new special event on Disney+. Expect big laughs, musical moments, and peak Muppet chaos, with Sabrina Carpenter joining as the very special guest.

Incas: The Rise and Fall: 13 February

This Disney+ documentary dives into the Inca civilisation and its extraordinary rise across the Andes. From monumental cities and vast empires to legends of hidden treasure, it traces how a powerhouse of innovation and ambition reshaped South America, before its golden age ended abruptly, leaving mysteries that still fascinate today.

Museum of Innocence: 13 February

Based on Orhan Pamuk’s acclaimed novel, The Museum of Innocence is set in 1970s Istanbul and follows Kemal, born into privilege, and his poorer relative Füsun. As his love deepens, Kemal’s devotion becomes consuming, expressed through a growing collection of objects linked to her. It’s a sweeping, haunting exploration of love, longing, and obsession on Netflix.

56 Days: 18 February

Oliver and Ciara meet by chance in a supermarket and fall fast. Fifty-six days later, investigators arrive at Oliver’s apartment to find a decomposing body in the bathtub. The Amazon Prime Video story moves between the present-day murder investigation and the couple’s intense relationship, building into a sultry psychological thriller with plenty of twists.

The Night Agent: 19 February

Following the intense ending of Season Two, Peter Sutherland is pulled back in for another high-stakes mission: tracking a Treasury agent who flees to Istanbul with sensitive government information after killing his boss. As Peter unpicks a dark-money network and dodges hired assassins, he teams up with a determined journalist to uncover buried secrets that threaten to topple the government.

The Bluff: 25 February

​Priyanka Chopra Jonas leads this swashbuckling thriller on Amazon Prime Video as an ex-pirate whose hard-won peace is shattered by a vengeful former captain. To protect her family, she’s forced to confront the past she tried to outrun, in a story packed with sword fights, hidden traps and bloody battles.