Coming Attractions: Streaming in March 2026
Oscar nominees 'Hamnet' on Peacock and 'The Secret Agent,' 'It Was Just an Accident,' and 'Sentimental Value' on Hulu, 'DTF St. Louis' and 'The Rooster' on HBO Max, 'Young Sherlock' and Scarpetta' on Prime Video, and more
Ryan Reynolds works the ‘Mississippi Grind’ on Netflix
Ryan Reynolds and Ben Mendelsohn star in 'Mississippi Grind,' a road movie through the card rooms and dice tables and racetracks of the Mississippi.
‘Once Upon a Time in China’ – Jet Li versus the West on HBO Max and Criterion Channel
Tsui Hark reinvogirates the martial arts costume epic with the color, energy, and wild style of the Hong Kong New Wave in 'Once Upon a Time in China' with Jet Li.
‘The Killing Floor’ – integrating the union on Metrograph and free on Kanopy and Hoopla
Bill Gunn directs the independent feature 'The Killing Floor,' shot on location in Chicago, dramatizing the struggle to unionize the meat packers during World War I.
‘Fitzcarraldo’ – Werner Herzog brings opera to the jungle on Prime Video and Criterion Channel
Klaus Kinski returns to the South American jungle with filmmaker Werner Herzog for the epic adventure 'Fitzcarraldo.'
‘The Gun Runners’ – Audie Murphy does Hemingway on Amazon Prime
Don Siegel directs the third screen adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's 'To Have and Have Not' with Audie Murphy in the lead of 'The Gun Runners.'
Edie Falco is ‘Nurse Jackie’ on Netflix
Edie Falco stars as the fiercely dedicated and wickedly vindictive head nurse of a New York hospital ER in the darkly comic drama of addiction 'Nurse Jackie.'
Modern musical ‘La La Land’ on Prime Video
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone star in the Oscar-winning 'La La Land,' a contemporary take on classic movie musical from filmmaker Damien Chazelle.
‘The Blood of Jesus’ and other Spencer Williams films on Criterion Channel and other services
Before starring in 'Amos 'n' Andy' on TV, Spencer Williams was both an actor and director of low-budget features for African American audiences.
Annette Benning and Greta Gerwig are ‘20th Century Women’ on Netflix
Annette Bening stars as a single mother who reaches out to a few friends to help give her teenage son good life lessons in '20th Century Women.'
‘Détective’ – Jean-Luc Godard’s pulp mystery riff on MUBI
Jean-Luc Godard's riff on murder mysteries and pulp fiction, 'Détective' deconstructs the clichés of classic crime thrillers with offbeat humor.
Clive Owen has an ‘Inside Man’ on Peacock
Spike Lee directs the smart, sharp, high concept heist thriller 'Inside Man' with Denzel Washington as the NYPD detective at a bank robbery turned hostage situation.
‘Kung Fu Hustle’ – Stephen Chow’s mad martial arts comedy on Hulu
A go-for-broke goof on classic Chinese warrior dramas, 'Kung Fu Hustle' packs a lot of action, a crazed cascade of comedy, and a non-stop barrage of loving jabs at classic martial arts adventures in 99 minutes.
David Cronenberg’s ‘The Brood’ on HBO Max and Criterion Channel
David Cronenberg presents a different kind of psychological horror in 'The Brood,' a creepy family drama with a twist of horror.
‘The Taking of Pelham One Two Three’ – The great New York subway heist on Prime Video
Walter Matthau stars in the ingenious crime caper / hostage drama 'The Taking of Pelham One Two Three,' one of the great New York crime films of the 1970s.
‘Spectre’ – James Bond revisits his roots on Netflix
Daniel Craig is 007 for the fourth time in 'Spectre,' which reaches back to the origins of SPECTRE, the international crime syndicate Bond first battled in 'Dr. No.'
‘12 Years a Slave’ – one man’s journey to freedom on Netflix and Hulu
Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in the Oscar-winning drama '12 Years a Slave,' based on the true story of a free Black man kidnapped and sold into slavery in 1841 America.
‘Valdez Is Coming’ – Burt Lancaster on a mission on Prime Video
The 1971 western 'Valdez is Coming,' about a Mexican sheriff in an American frontier town, is based on a novel by Elmore Leonard.
Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson are ‘Dead Again’ on MGM+
Kenneth Branagh's stylish thriller 'Dead Again' draws on Alfred Hitchcock, classic film noir, and gothic shockers for a tale of murder and past lives.
Will Smith is an ‘Enemy of the State’ on Peacock
Tony Scott directs the slick conspiracy cyberthriller 'Enemy of the State' but Gene Hackman owns it as the veteran NSA agent who takes on the new blood with old school skills.
Kirk Douglas leads ‘The Vikings’ on Prime Video
The splashy, brawny medieval adventure 'The Vikings' with Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis is a barbarian fantasy in lush Technicolor and it launched a wave of Viking movies.
‘Hell or High Water’ – Outlaws of the new west on Netflix
Jeff Bridges is a Texas Ranger on the trail of bank robbers Chris Pine and Ben Foster in the outlaw thriller 'Hell or High Water' set against the mortgage crisis.
‘Super Troopers’ – pranksters patroling the highway on Hulu
It's 'Animal House' on the highway patrol in the hit comedy 'Super Troopers' from director Jay Chandrasekhar and the Broken Lizard comedy troupe.
‘Diamonds are Forever’ – Sean Connery’s 007 swan song on Netflix
Sean Connery returned to the official James Bond series one last time for 'Diamonds are Forever.'
‘Strange Illusion’ – a B-movie ‘Hamlet’ in the suburbs on Prime Video
Edgar G. Ulmer directs a low-budget take on 'Hamlet' reimagined as a suburban film noir with a psychiatric twist in 'Strange Illusion.'
‘Hell is for Heroes’ – Steve McQueen goes to war on Prime Video
Don Siegel directs the lean 1962 World War II platoon drama 'Hell is for Heroes' starring Steve McQueen with Fess Parker, James Coburn, and Bob Newhart.
‘Falling Skies’ – Noah Wyle battles the alien invasion on Netflix
Produced for TV by Steven Spielberg, the alien invasion drama 'Falling Skies' stars Noah Wyle as the leader of the human resistance.
‘In Harm’s Way’ – John Wayne and Kirk Douglas in the WWII Pacific on Prime Video
Otto Preminger’s sprawling World War II drama 'In Harm's Way' opens with the attack on Pearl Harbor and follows its characters as the Navy rebuilds its fleet and launches its campaign to take back the Pacific.
‘The Curse of Frankenstein’ – Hammer discovers horror on HBO Max
Hammer Films reinvented itself as a specialist in lurid Gothic horror films and launched Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing as horror stars with 'The Curse of Frankenstein.'
