What to Watch in February 2026: The Downunder Watchlist

By MiNDFOOD

What to watch in Feb 2026

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

Mickey Haller in Season 4 of ‘The Lincoln Lawyer.’
Mickey Haller in Season 4 of ‘The Lincoln Lawyer.’ (Courtesy of Netflix)

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.

Zach Braff is returning to Sacred Heart as J.D. 15 years after the original 'Scrubs' ended
Zach Braff is returning to Sacred Heart as J.D. 15 years after the original ‘Scrubs’ ended

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.

Jesy Nelson's doco left fans in tears
Jesy Nelson’s doco left fans in tears

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.

Amanda Seyfried in the testament of ann lee
Amanda Seyfried stars as Ann Lee in ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’

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.
 
what to watch feb 2026 bridgerton
The fourth season of Bridgerton turns its focus to bohemian second son Benedict.

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.

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