18 movies and series arriving on streaming in February

The streaming in February comes with a wide-ranging schedule, gathering everything from classics of recent cinema to new seasons of awaited series. The month balances light productions, historical dramas, thrillers, and realities, offering options for different viewers’ profiles.

Among new releases and already established titles entering the catalog, the streaming in February reinforces the diversity of platforms and facilitates the choice of what to watch throughout the month. Below, a selection of 15 movies and series, organized by service, with objective synopses to help in the decision. Check it out!

Netflix

Fifty Shades Trilogy (02/04)

The three films follow the relationship between Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson), a young literature student, and Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan), a powerful businessman with specific sexual interests. Throughout the trilogy, the story explores themes such as control, intimacy, emotional boundaries, and the maturation of the relationship.

The Grand Budapest Hotel (02/12)

Set in a fictional Eastern European country, the film follows Gustave H. (Ralph Fiennes), a legendary concierge, and Zero (Tony Revolori), his loyal assistant. The plot involves the theft of a valuable artwork, inheritance disputes, and political changes that directly affect the operation of the hotel.

“Mamma Mia” and “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again” (02/24)

The two musicals tell the story of Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), who tries to find out who her father is before her wedding, inviting three of her mother's ex-boyfriends to the ceremony. The sequel alternates between past and present, revealing Donna's (Meryl Streep) youth and deepening family ties.

Bridgerton, Season 4 – Part 2 (02/26)

Set in the high society of 19th century London, the series depicts the elite's wedding season, marked by strategic alliances, scandals, and status disputes. Each season follows a member of the Bridgerton family, exploring different forms of love under strict social rules, always observed by a mysterious chronicler.

Prime Video

Vanished, Season 1 (02/01)

The series follows the sudden disappearance of Tom (Sam Claflin) during a trip, triggering an investigation marked by secrets, contradictory versions, and unresolved relationships. As his girlfriend, Alice Monroe (Kaley Cuoco), advances in the search, what seemed to be an isolated disappearance reveals deeper layers of mystery and psychological tension.

The Refuge (02/25)

Set at the end of the 19th century, the film follows Ercell Bodden (Priyanka Chopra Jonas), a former Caribbean pirate who built a quiet life away from the sea. This balance is disrupted when an old captain reappears seeking revenge, forcing her to face the past to protect her daughter during the violent invasion of her island.

Disney+

Paradise, Season 2 (02/23)

In Paradise, a murder shakes a luxurious community inhabited by some of the world's most powerful people. When President Cal Bradford (James Marsden) is found dead, his personal security, Xavier Collins (Sterling K. Brown), becomes the main suspect and begins to investigate a web of conspiracies. Through interrogations and fragile alliances, the series explores power, trust , and the limits of justice.

Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette (02/12)

The documentary series reconstructs the relationship between political heir John F. Kennedy Jr. (Paul Kelly) and fashion publicist Carolyn Bessette (Sarah Pidgeon), analyzing how media exposure influenced the couple’s lives and contributed to the construction of one of the most commented romances of the 1990s.

HBO Max

Dona Beja (02/02)

The series portrays the journey of Ana Jacinta de São José (Grazi Massafera), a woman who challenged social conventions in 19th century Brazil. The narrative addresses power, female freedom, and scandals that marked her presence in society at the time.

Heated Rivalry (02/13)

Heated Rivalry follows Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie) and Shane Hollander (Hudson Williams), hockey idols who turn a historic rivalry on the ice into a romantic relationship kept out of the spotlight. Amid decisive games, million-dollar contracts, and constant media exposure, the two must deal with a feeling that threatens to collide with everything they have built in their careers.

Kitchen Nightmare, Season 5 (02/20)

Hosted by Erick Jacquin, the new season follows restaurants on the verge of closing, showcasing management problems, conflicts among teams, and attempts at restructuring under intense pressure.

The Pitt, Season 2

The Pitt is a medical drama set in a Pittsburgh hospital that follows Dr. Robby (Noah Wyle), chief assistant in the ER, during an exhaustive 15-hour shift. Among critical cases, internal tensions, and personal dilemmas, the series reveals the emotional and structural weight faced by those working on the front lines of the American healthcare system.

The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Season 1

Set a century before Game of Thrones, the series follows Ser Duncan, an idealistic knight, and his squire Egg on journeys through Westeros. With House Targaryen still in power, the plot explores adventures, political intrigues, and unlikely bonds that help shape the fate of the Seven Kingdoms.

Apple TV+

Eternity (02/13)

In Eternity, souls arrive at Junction, a space between worlds where they have a week to choose how to spend life after death. It is there that Joan (Elizabeth Olsen) finds herself facing an intimate dilemma: deciding between the companion with whom she built her life or her first love, who has waited for her for decades after dying in the war.

The Last Thing He Told Me, Season 2 (02/20)

Based on the best-selling book of the same name, the series follows Hannah (Jennifer Garner), who begins to investigate the sudden disappearance of her husband after receiving an enigmatic message to protect his daughter. As she gets closer to the teenager Bailey (Angourie Rice), she discovers that Owen (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) was hiding profound secrets and a possibly false identity. Together, the two try to unravel the mystery while building an unexpected bond.

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