Netflix is dropping some incredible content this February in the form of films and specials that will do everything from take your breath away with immersive action and drama to transport you on an epic international and multi-lingual journey from the comforts of home. Whether you’re looking for something funny, informative, or spine-tingling, Netflix has got you covered. Keep reading for the streamer’s best new movies coming in February.
Netflix is releasing two of its biggest original films in the first half of the month as it drops Gina Rodriguez and Tom Ellis-led romantic-comedy Players as well as the family-friendly animated fantasy-comedy Orion and the Dark, which are both poised to potentially land in the Netflix Top 10.
Then towards the middle of the month, Netflix will debut some must-watch specials and events in the form of Taylor Tomlinson’s new stand-up comedy special Have It All and the exclusive livestream of The 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Lastly, all throughout Netflix’s February streaming slate you can also look forward to heart-pounding titles worth falling for through Valentine’s Day and beyond, like Spanish romantic comedy-drama Through My Window: Looking at You and Kelly Rowland-led steamy thriller Mea Culpa.
Want to know what other eye-grabbing movies are dropping on Netflix in the next month? Keeping scrolling to check out our full list of what movies to watch on Netflix in February.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with this premiering Netflix Original romantic-comedy that centers on New York City-based sportswriter Mack (Gina Rodriguez), as she, her best friend Adam (Damon Wayans Jr.), and the rest of their crew enjoy countless one-night stands achieved through years of successful hook-up “plays.” But when Mack unexpectedly falls for her latest target (Tom Ellis), she’s forced to switch up her longtime hookup game-plan so she can learn how to play for keeps.
Perfect for viewers of all ages, Orion and the Dark is a Netflix Original fantasy comedy about Orion (Jacob Tremblay) a shy elementary school boy with an active imagination and plethora of irrational fears. He will have to confront his biggest fear, darkness, as an embodiment of his terrors fittingly named Dark (Paul Walter Hauser) whisks Orion away on an unforgettable nighttime journey that helps him push past fear and fully embrace the joy of living.
This sequel to the 2019 film Code 8 reunites viewers with ex-con Connor Reed (Robbie Amell) as he’s out of prison and attempting to start fresh working as a community center’s janitor. Though he has cut ties with his former partner-in-crime, Garrett (Stephen Amell), Connor is soon dragged back into Garret’s orbit and a dangerous game as he fights to protect a young girl (Sirena Gulamgaus) from corrupt police officers led by Sergeant King (Alex Mallari Jr.). See it all go down in this heart-pounding sci-fi action when it drops this month on Netflix.
Taylor Tomlinson continues to cement herself as a comedy mainstay with the help of her third and latest Netflix Original stand-up special, Taylor Tomlinson: Have It All. Witness Tomlinson utilize personal anecdotes, well-crafted jokes, and audience interaction to comment on chasing a dream job, looking for the perfect partner, struggling with anxiety, and more as she explores whether or not it’s actually possible for a person to “have it all”.
Mea Culpa is a Netflix Original dramatic thriller in which criminal defense attorney Mea Harper (Kelly Rowland) takes on the case of seductive artist Zyair Malloy (Trevante Rhodes), who has been accused of murdering his girlfriend. But the harder Mea works to figure out whether or not Zyair is innocent, the more complicated the case proves to be as she grows too close to her client and finds that everyone involved may be guilty of something, including herself.
This third and final installment of the Spanish Netflix Original romance Through My Window picks up after the heart-wrenching events of summer that caused Ares (Julio Peña Fernández) and Raquel (Clara Galle) to end their long-distance relationship and go their separate ways. But when they cross paths months later during a winter in Barcelona, it becomes clear that their spark hasn’t fully died out. Is it enough for them to rekindle their romance, or is their love story destined to end in heartbreak?
Einstein and the Bomb is a brand new Netflix Original docudrama that takes a closer look at what happened after Albert Einstein fled Nazi Germany in 1933. Utilizing archival footage and Einstein’s own words, the film follows the world famous scientist as he reaches a major turning point in his life that sees him torn between war and peace as well as the United States of America and Europe in the build-up towards the creation of the atom bomb. Lovers of history, science, and humanity won’t want to miss this raw and revealing portrait of an incomparable mind and legacy.
Celebrate the latest achievements in entertainment by watching The 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards stream live on Netflix on Saturday, February 24 at 8 p.m. ET from Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium & Expo Hall. The ceremony commemorates the past year’s greatest film and television performances as voted on by the actors’ peers in SAG-AFTRA, making it a prized honor amongst performers since the show’s inception in 1995.
The Heartbreak Agency is a German Netflix Original romantic-comedy follows a charming woman named Maria (Rosalie Thomass) who creates an agency for helping to heal peoples’ heartbreak. But after she ends up talking one of her clients out of a relationship with commitment-phobic journalist Karl (Laurence Rupp), Maria finds herself involved in a game of cat and mouse as Karl attempts to expose her as a fraud in order to get his revenge. Can Karl take down Maria’s heartbreak agency or will he end up leaving a happy customer after all?
Mix a little true crime with your Valentine’s festivities to get a title like Love, Stalker, Killer. This Netflix Original documentary tracks how a mechanic named Dave’s first foray into online dating ends up taking a deadly turn. After exiting a long-term relationship, devoted father Dave’s attempt at a second chance at casual romance devolves into a twisted love triangle that puts multiple lives at risk and ushers in unexpected danger, deception, and harassment.
It doesn’t have to be Valentine’s Day for you to fall in love with this equally heartwarming and hilarious Academy Award-winning film from 2022. Everything Everywhere All At Once is a mind-bending absurdist comedy-drama that forces dissatisfied laundromat owner Evelyn Quan Wang (Michelle Yeoh) to become an unlikely hero in order to save the world, her family, and her future from an inter-dimensional rip that is unraveling reality and sending her on an epic journey full of multiverse madness and a love that transcends both space and time.
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