Here’s what’s worth adding to your watchlist this month across Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video —and what’s landing in cinemas.

New on Netflix: the best picks
The Lincoln Lawyer (Season 4) — Feb 5
Courtroom drama with momentum: big twists, big stakes, and a lead performance that keeps the tension tight even when the show gets glossy.
Love Is Blind (Season 10) — Feb 11
If you want an easy, conversation-starting watch (and a group chat full of opinions), this is your February comfort chaos.
How to Get to Heaven from Belfast (Season 1) — Feb 12
A sharp, funny mystery series with real pace—ideal if you like your laughs with a side of intrigue.
A Quiet Place: Day One — Feb 14
A high-tension, jumpy movie-night pick—best enjoyed with the lights low and your phone nowhere near your hand.
The Night Agent (Season 3) — Feb 19
Propulsive conspiracy thrills made for bingeing: chases, secrets, and that “just press play” cliffhanger rhythm.
Bridgerton (Season 4, Part 2) — Feb 26
Romance, spectacle, and peak escapism—perfect for a mid-month reset when you want something plush and highly watchable.

Disney+: what to queue next
The Artful Dodger (Season 2) — Feb 10
Big entertainment value: pacey storytelling, a strong cast, and just the right amount of drama and fun.
Paradise (Season 2) — Feb 23
A bingeable follow-up that leans into survival, secrets, and simmering tension as the “perfect” world starts to fracture.
Scrubs (Reboot) — Feb 26
Nostalgia done with heart: familiar faces, new dynamics, and that classic mix of comedy and feelings.
In the Blink of an Eye — Feb 27
A more reflective watch—bigger ideas, beautiful storytelling, and something you’ll still be thinking about after the credits.

Prime Video: crime, docos and easy movie nights
Cross (Season 2) — Feb 11
A solid procedural-thriller return if you like smart investigations and a darker tone.
Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix — Feb 13
A candid docuseries made for pop-culture fans—personal, unfiltered, and very bingeable.
56 Days (Season 1) — Feb 18
Romance meets psychological-crime: stylish, twisty, and built to keep you guessing.
Paul McCartney: Man on the Run — Feb 27
A music-doc pick with real warmth—great for anyone who loves the behind-the-scenes story as much as the songs.

In cinemas: February’s big-screen shortlist
- Crime 101 — a jewellery-heist thriller with a stacked cast and serious tension.
- Scream 7 — the franchise returns with fresh scares and familiar faces.
- The Testament of Ann Lee — a bold, musical-leaning historical story.

If you only watch three things this month…
- For a fast binge: The Night Agent (Season 3)
- For escapism: Bridgerton (Season 4, Part 2)
- For something different: How to Get to Heaven from Belfast
Note: Availability can vary between New Zealand and Australia (and sometimes between plans), so treat dates as a guide and check your streaming app for your region.

