The Top 10 Movies in February 2026, According to Streaming Data

Traditionally, films released in theaters in January and February are troubled. But streaming is the opposite of the world. Studios want to get their best material in front of as many people as possible in the run-up to the Oscars, leading to a glut of prestige films streaming, an embarrassment of cinematic riches. Whether you like top-tier sci-fi, original and author-driven dramas, or record-breaking awards contenders, February’s streaming rankings are excellent.

Here’s the complete list of the 10 most-streamed movies in February 2026 across all major streaming services, compiled by JustWatch.

Predator: Badlands (2025)

The excellent reboot of Predator the franchise continues with Predator: Badlandsa thrill film told from the predator’s point of view. Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi plays a young alien super-hunter, chased from his tribe and banished to a lonely planet where he meets Thia, played by Elle Fanning. The unlikely duo sets out in search of the ultimate adversary. Flow Predator: Badlands on Hulu.

Bugonia (2025)

I like it when a weird film finds a wide audience, and Bugonia it’s this movie. Jesse Plemons and Aidan Delbis play a couple of society dregs who kidnap a high-level pharmaceutical executive (Emma Stone) because they think she’s an alien. Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos, who directed the excellent Poor thingsThe Best Picture Oscar-nominated film is a must-see, even if you’re just a little weird. (And if you want more weirdness, it’s based on an even weirder South Korean movie called Let’s save the green planet.) Flow Bugonia on Peacock.

Blue Moon (2025)

The great Richard Linklater (Dazed and Confused, Childhood) directs Ethan Hawk in a biopic about the final days of legendary lyricist Lorenz Hart. It is 1943 and Oklahoma! opens on Broadway. While Richard Rodgers celebrates his greatest success with his new partner Oscar Hammerstein, Hart pines for his muse Elizabeth, played by Margaret Qualley. Ethan Hawk delivers a career-defining and Oscar-nominated performance in this funny and sad reflection on nature and the genius prize. Flow Blue Moon on Netflix.

If I Had Legs I’d Kick You (2025)

The uninterrupted series of interesting and intelligent films from the production company A24 continues with If I had legs I’d kick you. Directed by Mary Bronstein, If I had legs is a tense look at the toxic side of motherhood. Rose Byrne earned an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Linda, an exhausted mother caring for her chronically ill daughter while navigating her own mental breakdown. It’s not exactly an uplifting, audience-pleasing film, but it is an uncompromising and unforgettable film. Flow If I had legs I’d kick you on HBO Max.

One battle after another (2025)

Paul Thomas Anderson’s nuanced and intelligent thriller about resistance and race in a fascist, anti-immigration United States is an instant classic. Featuring fantastic performances from heavyweights like Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, Benicio Del Toro and Regina Hall, One battle after anotherr is that rare film that is both thoughtful and exciting. He was nominated for 13 Academy Awards. Stream one One battle after another on HBO Max.

Song sung in blue (2025)

I wouldn’t be interested in a movie about “Sweet Caroline” singer Neil Diamond, but I might totally start with a movie about a Neil Diamond impersonator. Song sung in blue tells the true story of Milwaukee-based husband and wife Mike and Claire Sardina, who performed at state fairs as the Neil Diamond tribute duo “Lightning & Thunder” throughout the 1990s, and even found a strange sort of semi-fame opening for bands like Urge Overkill and Pearl Jam. Kate Hudson was nominated for an Oscar for her role as Lightning and Hugh Jackman was nominated for an Oscar. stolen. Flow Song sung in blue on Peacock.

Sinners (2025)

This unique film mixes so many styles that it practically constitutes its own genre. A horror, romance, drama, musical, and historical ensemble exploring race and historical prejudice in the United States, Sinners tells its story through songs and vampire violence. It’s absolutely excellent in every cinematic way, which is probably why it earned a record 16 Oscar nominations. Flow Sinners on HBO Max and Prime Video.

The running man (2025)

Based on a 1982 novel by Stephen King (written under the name Richard Bachman) and directed by Edgar WrightThe running man is a near-future dystopian sci-fi action film in which the most popular show on television is a deadly reality competition with contestants who must survive 30 days while being hunted by professional assassins. I hate to admit that I would totally watch this show, and you should totally watch this movie. Flow The running man on MGM+ and Paramount+.

Eternity (2025)

In this high-concept romantic comedy, Elizabeth Olsen plays Joan, a recently deceased woman with a very important decision before her. She has a week in purgatory to choose who to spend eternity with: her first husband Luke, a handsome and romantic guy played by Callum Turner, or her second husband, Larry, a reliable man (Miles Teller). Flow Eternity on Apple TV+.

Family rental (2025)

The resurgence of Brendan Frasier is pleasing. In Rental family, Fraser is perfectly cast as an American actor in Tokyo whose job is to play different roles in people’s lives. A premise like that could create a dystopian nightmare, but director Hikari takes a lighter, more subtle approach to exploring the fine line between performance and reality. Flow Family Rental on Hulu.