February Watch Guide: 21 Best Movies and Shows Coming This Month
February is the month of love thanks to Valentine’s Day and happens to be the center of awards season. This month we’re showing some love to movies, series, and special events you should be watching. From romantic comedy royalty returning to the screen to palpitating horror flicks, there is something new for everyone this month!
The Grammys
Music’s biggest night is celebrating as a tribute this year to support the wildfire victims in Los Angeles. The evening is set to entail star studded performances, musical achievement awards, and tributes to those we lost in the past year. Tune in to watch your favorite singers celebrate an iconic year in music.
The Grammys air on CBS February 2.
Kinda Pregnant
Lainy (Amy Schumer) has plans of settling down and starting a family, but not all goes to plan. After becoming jealous of her friend’s pregnancy, Lainy fakes being pregnant and accidentally meets her dream guy.
Kinda Pregnant premieres on Netflix February 5.
The Z- Suite
Gen-Z has officially infiltrated corporate America and there are no signs of stopping. Through generational clashes, this workplace comedy is a reflection of the real life changes the corporate setting is currently going through as a new generation climbs the ladder.
The Z- Suite premieres on Tubi February 6.
Apple Cider Vinegar
Two young woman utilize the power of social media and influencing to their advantage by painting a picture of sickness and sequential healing. Little do their audiences know, the entire story is fake.
Apple Cider Vinegar premieres on Netflix February 6.
Love Hurts
A small town realtor (Ke Huy Quan) recieves a letter from a former partner (Ariana DeBose) he thought was dead. He cannot seem to escape his violent past, and must face a few enemies to finally find freedom.
Love Hurts hits theaters February 7.
Heart Eyes
A heart-eyed killer is targeting happy couples on Valentine’s Day, putting lustful lovers at risk. The romantic comedy slasher stars Olivia Holt and Mason Gooding.
Heart Eyes hits theaters February 7.
Super Bowl LIX
The Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans, Louisiana. Jon Batiste is set to sing the national anthem and Kendrick Lamar is performing the half time show with Sza featuring.
Super Bowl LIX airs on Fox and Tubi February 9.
My Fault: London
Culpa Tuya took book fans by storm after being adapted by Prime Video. The story is now being reimagined into an english version set in London following the blurred-lines relationship between a girl and he new step brother.
My Fault: London premieres on Prime Video February 13.
La Dolce Villa
Olivia (Maia Reficco) wishes to refurbish a withering villa in Italy when he father comes to shut her dreams down.
La Dolce Villa premieres on Netflix February 13.
Captain America: Brave New World
After a meeting with the president goes awry, Sam is thrust into a political position of defense. Captain America must uncover secrets in order to find the truth and fight against the Red Hulk.
Captain America: Brave New World hits theaters February 14.
Paddington in Peru
Paddington’s Aunt seems to have disappeared from her home which sets Paddington on an adventure through the jungles of Peru to solve the mystery and make it home.
Paddington in Peru hits theaters February 14.
Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy
The Bridget Jones series continues with this new and perfectly timed romantic comedy featuring much of the original cast and newcomer Leo Woodall.
Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy premieres on Peacock February 14.
The Gorge
A duo of highly trained operatives (Miles Teller and Anya Taylor Joy) must protect a classified gorge on opposing sides. The two grow closer as they defend against and unknown enemy.
The Gorge premieres on Apple TV+ February 14.
The White Lotus Season 3
This season, travels are taking you to Thailand. With what is sure to be a drama filled shocking mystery adventure, The White Lotus returns with some fan favorites but largely brand new cast.
The White Lotus Season 3 premieres on Max February 16.
The BAFTAs
The British Academy Film and Television Awards celebrate a year’s worth of British entertainment. This year, London is celebrating its 78th ceremony.
The BAFTAs air on BritBox February 16.
Zero Day
Who do you trust when it seems like the government and media are lying to you? Zero Day explores just that. The cast includes Robert De Niro, Angela Basset, Lizzy Caplan, Jesse Plemons, Connie Britton, Bill Camp, Clark Gregg, and more.
Zero Day premieres on Netflix February 20.
The Monkey
A pair of brothers find their dad’s old monkey toy and soon a series of murders start. Oz Perkins directs this adaptation of Stephen King’s famous novel.
The Monkey hits theaters February 21.
A Thousand Blows
Inspired by true stories, A Thousand Blows follows a group of friends in 1880s London who must fight to survive in the underground boxing scene.
A Thousand Blows premieres on Hulu February 21.
Suits LA
Legal drama series Suits aired originally back in 2011 but gained unprecedented traction through its release on Netflix. The nine season series became one of the most streamed shows of all time, creating the appetite for a new spinoff. Set in Los Angeles, the new series focuses on a new set of lawyers based in the entertainment capital with a few returning guest stars.
Suits LA airs on NBC February 23.
The SAG Awards
The 31st Screen Actors Guild Awards are set to celebrate the best film and television performances of 2024.
The SAG Awards premieres on Netflix February 23.
Running Point
Isla Gordon (Kate Hudson) is appointed president of one of the biggest professional basketball franchises after her brother is forced to resign. The show is co-written by Mindi Kaling and also stars Brenda Song, Drew Tarver, Scott MacArthur, Fabrizio Guido, Toby Sandeman, Chet Hanks, Jay Ellis and Max Greenfield.
Running Point premieres on Netflix February 27.
