5 New Movies You Can’t Afford To Miss In Theaters (February 2026)

Just because a movie comes out in February doesn’t mean it’s poorly made. If a studio isn’t sure a film will be popular, it simply means it might appeal to a smaller, more specific group of movie lovers. Luckily, there are several potentially excellent films coming out this February for those who really appreciate cinema.

The Pitt Season 2’s Accuracy Is Impressive, But The Doctors Are Considerably Less So

Okay, so as a huge fan, I’ve been watching this season and honestly, it’s been tough to see. It feels like all the characters are dealing with so much personal stuff that it’s really impacting their work. We’re seeing a lot more mistakes, and it’s clear they’re letting their own problems get in the way of giving patients the care they deserve. It’s a bit frustrating to watch, honestly, because they usually nail it!

Apple’s Mistborn Superpowers Will Put the MCU to Shame

Despite being a huge superhero universe, the Marvel Cinematic Universe often seems hesitant to showcase truly amazing powers. Characters like the Hulk have become less powerful over time, and the new Captain America relies on technology rather than inherent abilities. Currently, many Avengers are essentially just skilled fighters with weapons. The movies could use a boost of extraordinary powers, and the planned Mistborn films from Apple could deliver just that.

Acclaimed Mystery Series ‘Search Party’ Arrives on New Streaming Service After HBO Deleted It

Created by Sarah-Violet Bliss, Charles Rogers, and Michael Showalter, Search Party first aired on TBS in 2016. Starting with its third season, the show moved to HBO Max and concluded after five seasons in 2022. The series stars Alia Shawkat, John Reynolds, John Early, and Meredith Hagner, and features guest appearances from Brandon Micheal Hall, Ron Livingston, Christine Taylor, and Cole Escola.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy – Behind-the-Scenes Secrets Revealed

The fourth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy explores the heartbreaking history of Jay-Den Kraag, explaining the difficult situation facing the Klingon Empire in the late 32nd century. As Jay-Den grapples with his identity – being both a Klingon warrior and a Starfleet student – he develops a daring plan to rescue the remaining Klingon refugees and find them a new planet to call home.