Leading services Netflix, Apple TV+, and Disney+ have presented an updated list of content. Among the new releases are biographical dramas, continuations of popular series, and a retrospective of classics dedicated to the memory of outstanding actors.
We have compiled a list of excellent new options from streaming platforms that are definitely worth watching.
Movie Premieres and Memorable Viewings
"Apocalypse Now" (1979): The return of Francis Ford Coppola's classic to recommendation lists is linked to the death of Robert Duvall. The actor passed away on February 15, 2026, at the age of 95. His role as Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore became one of the most iconic in film history, embodying the complexity and controversy of military policy at the time.
"Blue Moon" (2025): A biographical drama by Richard Linklater starring Ethan Hawke. The film is dedicated to the fate of Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart. Shot in a single location (a bar), the film focuses on the inner struggles of an artist whose name remained overshadowed by the success of his partner Richard Rodgers.
"Predator: Bad Lands" (2025): A new installment in the franchise from Dan Trachtenberg. The plot revolves around a young alien hunter and a corporate android from Weyland-Yutani (Elle Fanning). The film offers an atypical perspective on the coming-of-age rituals of the Yautja race on a hostile planet.
New Seasons of Series
"The Last Thing He Told Me" (Season 2): The detective drama from Apple TV+ returns with an adaptation of Laura Dave's new novel. Jennifer Garner reprises her role as Hannah, who continues to investigate her husband's (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) disappearance, delving into the secrets of his family's past.
"The Night Agent" (Season 3): The spy thriller from Netflix expands its geographical scope. In the new season, agent Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) travels to Istanbul in search of a defector with confidential intelligence. The plot promises an increase in political intrigue and a move towards a large-scale government conspiracy.
