As February 2026 unfolds, streaming platforms are set to deliver an exciting array of new movies and TV shows, catering to diverse interests just in time for Valentine’s Day and Black History Month. Viewers can anticipate a notable surge in romantic films alongside newly debuted works by Black directors, highlighting important cultural narratives.
The month kicks off with a charming selection of romantic classics such as “You’ve Got Mail” (Netflix), “When Harry Met Sally” (HBO Max), and “Notting Hill” (Peacock). For those craving reality romance, Netflix’s popular series “Love Is Blind” returns with its tenth season on February 10, while HBO Max unveils “Like Water for Chocolate” on February 15. Meanwhile, audiences can also catch new entrants like the whimsical romcom “Splitsville” on Hulu, debuting on February 6.
In celebration of Black History Month, streaming platforms will feature impactful films by distinguished Black directors. Spike Lee’s “Malcolm X” and Ava DuVernay’s “Selma” return to HBO Max and Peacock, respectively, alongside Gina Prince-Bythewood’s beloved “Love & Basketball” on HBO Max. These films provide a poignant look at African American experiences and history, offering viewers both entertainment and insight.
Moreover, a variety of 2025 films are making their streaming debuts this month. Notable titles include the Jennifer Lopez-led musical “Kiss of the Spider Woman” arriving on Hulu on February 27, and Apple TV’s romantic fantasy “Eternity,” set to debut on February 13. This mix of new releases alongside beloved classics ensures a well-rounded viewing experience for all.
As streaming platforms roll out their February offerings, subscribers are invited to enjoy both classic films and contemporary works, bridging gaps between generations and promoting diverse storytelling. With captivating romantic narratives and powerful representations from Black filmmakers, February 2026 is shaping up to be a remarkable month for streaming enthusiasts.