Netflix just announced a huge lineup of movies and shows coming out in 2026, including new seasons from the creators of Stranger Things, and films like Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, Enola Holmes 3, and a new Chronicles of Narnia directed by Greta Gerwig. But hidden within the announcement is disappointing news for sci-fi fans: Netflix has very few science fiction movies planned for release next year.
You probably haven’t explored everything Prime Video has to offer. Hidden among all the movies and shows are some truly excellent science fiction films. They might have been overlooked by the recommendation system or simply gotten lost over time, but we’ve found them for you. If you haven’t watched the five films below, now’s the time to open the Prime Video app and check them out.
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The likely reason for this is an upcoming Amazon TV show. Releasing a new main Wolfenstein game – especially one featuring B.J. Blazkowicz, the hero of previous titles (the last game focused on his daughters) – would be perfectly timed. This would also be a smart move, putting them ahead of Microsoft, who seemed caught off guard by the popularity of Fallout. However, it looks like remastered versions of Fallout 3 and New Vegas are also being developed.
I remember when people first thought those strange markings in the game were just errors – it was so cool when data miners proved they were actually put there on purpose! Sadly, we haven’t found much new stuff since then. A YouTuber pointed out something really interesting though: the carvings seem to be leading us to a large body of water up north in the Calumet Ravine. And get this – the water’s shaped kinda like a bird with its wings spread! Even cooler, that same area is near the Giant’s cave, and there’s a bunch of birds living around there too. It feels like everything’s connected, and I’m really hoping it leads to something big!
Christian Bale’s 2002 sci-fi action movie, Equilibrium, is coming to Paramount+ on January 1st after being unavailable on streaming for years. Previously, fans could only find it on DVD/Blu-ray or through rentals. Now, more people can watch it, and fans of action-packed films like John Wick will definitely enjoy its incredible fight scenes.
While many Marvel superhero teams have come and gone, not all of them stuck with fans, and some truly excellent groups have faded into obscurity over time.
Early looks at videos and photos from Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 have already excited fans, and now there’s even more good news: the season’s ending is expected to be as strong and satisfying as the original Daredevil series on Netflix.
The sequel to Ronin Warriors opens with a shockingly violent scene. The new villains – including characters like Nezu, Anayama, Unno, Kakei, and Mochizuki – immediately begin brutally attacking and killing ordinary people, making it clear how dangerous they are. Civilians, including men, women, and children, are quickly and mercilessly killed, which is a stark contrast to the more family-friendly tone of the original series. Adding to the unsettling scene, one of the villains even sings a popular 1980s song by the Japanese pop group, Onyanko Club. You can see the graphic violence in the clip provided.
Rivet City will be back online on January 9th, 2026, and when it is, players of NBA 2K26 will get a 25% boost to their REP, helping them level up faster. But the biggest excitement is the return of the famous court from NBA 2K16 – even newcomers to the series will quickly appreciate it! Season 4 of NBA 2K26 also includes a lot of new content, especially in MyCareer. Players can unlock new gear through the season pass, like a Milwaukee Bucks mascot costume and a new hairstyle, plus the usual Cap Breaker to help boost your player at the end of the pass.