Here are the top upcoming movies of 2026:
Wuthering Heights
The trailers are full of passion and longing. There is strong emotion and quiet intensity. The film is already getting a lot of attention for 2026. It is directed by Emerald Fennell. Her last film was Saltburn. Jacob Elordi plays Heathcliff. Margot Robbie appears as Cathy.
Release date: 13 February
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
The original live-action Mario film failed years ago. But the animated reboot changed everything. It earned more than a billion dollars worldwide. This sequel was expected after that success. It is inspired by the 2007 Mario game. Mario and Luigi go on a rescue mission again. Princess Peach is at the centre of the story.
Release date: 3 April
The Devil Wears Prada 2
The original film became a cultural favourite. Meryl Streep returns as the sharp editor Miranda Priestly. Anne Hathaway is back as Andy. The story comes twenty years later. Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci also return. Details about the plot are still limited. Fans are already excited.
Release date: 1 May
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu
The Mandalorian was a major success on TV. It became the strongest Star Wars spin-off. Now it moves to the big screen. This will be the first Star Wars film since 2019. Sigourney Weaver joins the cast. The film aims to revive the franchise.
Release date: 22 May
Toy Story 5
Pixar has struggled in recent years. Some recent films underperformed. Toy Story remains its strongest franchise. This fifth film brings back familiar voices. Tom Hanks returns as Woody. Tim Allen returns as Buzz Lightyear. The studio hopes for a comeback.
Release date: 19 June
Supergirl
Milly Alcock impressed audiences in Superman. Now she leads her own film. The story focuses on justice and revenge. It also highlights her personality. The trailer shows action and lighter moments. There is energy and style throughout.
Release date: 26 June
Moana
The animated Moana was a global hit. Moana 2 performed even better. Now the story gets a live-action version. Moana leaves her island on a dangerous journey. She hopes to save her people. Expect familiar themes and visuals.
Release date: 10 July
The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan directs this epic adaptation. The film is based on Homer’s Greek poem. Matt Damon plays Odysseus. The story follows his journey after the Trojan War.
Nolan prefers secrecy, but the tale is well known. This follows his success with Oppenheimer.
Release date: 17 July
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Peter Parker is now completely forgotten. The world no longer knows who he is. Even MJ does not remember him. The film explores his isolation. Tom Holland returns as Spider-Man. It focuses on loss and responsibility.
Release date: 31 July
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
This film is set decades before the original series. It follows a young Haymitch Abernathy. He competes in the 50th Hunger Games. The story adds depth to his character. Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson may appear briefly. The tone is expected to be darker.
Jumanji 3
Very little is known about this sequel. Only one official image has been released. The main cast returns once again. Dwayne Johnson leads the group. Jack Black, Karen Gillan, and Kevin Hart are back. This is expected to be the final film.
Release date: 11 December
Avengers: Doomsday
Marvel has slowed down recently. This film aims to change that. Robert Downey Jr returns in a new role. He plays the villain Doctor Doom. The cast includes members of the X-Men. Expect a large-scale crossover event.
Release date: 18 December
Dune: Part Three
This is the final part of the trilogy. Denis Villeneuve returns as director. The film adapts Dune: Messiah. Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya reprise their roles. Robert Pattinson joins the cast. Villeneuve will direct James Bond next.
Release date: 18 December
