Netflix is going big on movies in 2026 — and the first major tease has already arrived. The streamer has dropped an early look at Enola Holmes 3, marking Millie Bobby Brown’s return to the franchise that became one of Netflix’s most-loved mystery adventures. The reveal comes as part of Netflix’s expansive 2026 film slate, which also includes the Heartstopper finale, the long-awaited Peaky Blinders movie, and multiple new projects from Tyler Perry.
From blockbuster sequels to emotional finales and prestige films, Netflix is clearly positioning 2026 as a major year for its movie division.
Enola Holmes 3: A New Case, A New Destination
Millie Bobby Brown is back as the sharp-witted Enola Holmes in the third instalment of the franchise — and this time, the mystery takes her far from London. Enola Holmes 3 sends Enola to Malta, where her personal ambitions and professional instincts collide on what’s described as her most dangerous and complex case yet.
The film reunites much of the core cast, including:
- Henry Cavill as Sherlock Holmes
- Helena Bonham Carter as Eudoria Holmes
- Louis Partridge as Tewkesbury
- Himesh Patel and Sharon Duncan-Brewster in key roles
Netflix has confirmed a summer 2026 release, keeping the tone adventurous while pushing Enola into darker, more grown-up territory.
Heartstopper Gets a Feature-Film Finale
One of Netflix’s most beloved coming-of-age stories is preparing to say goodbye. Heartstopper will conclude not with another season, but with a feature-length film finale.
The movie follows Nick (Kit Connor) and Charlie (Joe Locke) as they face the emotional realities of growing up — including long-distance relationships, independence, and the uncertainty of first love. As Nick prepares for university and Charlie finds his footing at school, their bond is tested like never before.
The finale promises a tender, bittersweet conclusion not just for the central couple, but for the entire friend group navigating love, identity, and change.
Peaky Blinders Returns With a Dark Final Chapter
Fans of Peaky Blinders finally have a date to mark. The long-awaited film continuation, titled The Immortal Man, will arrive in select theatres on March 6, followed by its Netflix release on March 20.
Cillian Murphy returns as Tommy Shelby, pulled out of self-imposed exile during the chaos of World War II. The story reportedly pushes Tommy toward his most personal reckoning yet — forcing him to confront his past, his family’s future, and whether redemption is even possible.
The film is positioned as both a continuation and a definitive conclusion to the Shelby saga.
Tyler Perry, Big Stars, and Genre Variety
Netflix’s 2026 movie slate also includes multiple projects from Tyler Perry, who will release:
- Joe’s College Road Trip (February 13), featuring Madea’s extended family
- A sequel to Why Did I Get Married?
- The Gospel of Christmas, later in the year
Other notable titles include:
- War Machine (March 6), starring Alan Ritchson with Dennis Quaid, Jai Courtney, and Stephan James
- Remarkably Bright Creatures (May 8), marking Sally Field’s Netflix debut as a widow whose life changes after an unexpected bond with an octopus
- Swapped, an animated feature from Skydance with voices by Michael B. Jordan, Juno Temple, Tracy Morgan, and Cedric the Entertainer
Final Words
Netflix’s 2026 film slate signals a confident shift toward variety, scale, and emotional storytelling. With Enola Holmes 3 expanding its universe, Heartstopper preparing a heartfelt goodbye, and Peaky Blinders closing one of TV’s most iconic chapters, the streamer is betting big on stories that already have devoted audiences — while still leaving room for fresh voices and genres.
If these early reveals are any indication, Netflix’s movie calendar next year will be just as crowded — and conversation-driving — as its television lineup.
