Looking for new movies and TV shows to stream in November 2026? This month's U.S. lineup ranges from a return to Middle-earth and a new Blade Runner series to a Muhammad Ali drama, a Christmas romance, and several returning favorites.
Below is a guide to 19 releases across Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV, HBO Max, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, Paramount+ and MGM+. Dates are U.S. premiere dates as announced or reported on November 1, 2026. Availability and schedules can differ by country and may change.
November 2026 streaming guide: fantasy and science fiction
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Season 3
November 11 | Prime Video
Five years after the fall of Eregion, Middle-earth faces a widening war as Sauron pursues the power of the One Ring. The third season returns to the struggle between the Dark Lord and the peoples trying to resist him.
It is a starting point for viewers who want a large-scale fantasy story, although catching up on the earlier seasons will help make sense of its alliances and rivalries. Amazon's November Prime Video guide lists the season premiere for November 11.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Season 3
November 20 | Disney+ and Hulu
Percy faces a new quest after Annabeth disappears in a season adapted from Rick Riordan's The Titan's Curse. Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri return in the fantasy adventure.
Disney's U.S. schedule lists a two-episode premiere on both Disney+ and Hulu. For families following the series, this offers another chance to explore the show's modern take on Greek mythology.
Blade Runner 2099
November 25 | Prime Video
Set 50 years after Blade Runner 2049, this new series follows Cora, played by Hunter Schafer, as she assumes the identity of a Blade Runner. Her assignment brings her together with Olwen, a Replicant played by Michelle Yeoh.
Amazon describes a Los Angeles shaped by upheaval and a hunt that could threaten its fragile order. The new setting makes it a choice for viewers interested in science fiction with a darker detective-story atmosphere.
Thrillers, mysteries and dramas to watch
The Gilded Age, Season 4
November 1 | HBO and HBO Max
Julian Fellowes' period drama returns to New York society, where Bertha Russell's ambitions have consequences for her family and Agnes van Rhijn sees a chance to reclaim her standing. Marian and Peggy also face changes in their personal lives.
HBO lists eight episodes, released weekly. Carrie Coon, Christine Baranski, Morgan Spector and Denée Benton are among the returning cast.
Black Doves, Season 2
November 5 | Netflix
Keira Knightley returns as Helen in the spy thriller, with Ben Whishaw as Sam and Sarah Lancashire as Reed. Netflix says an attack on Reed sets off a search for answers while Helen adjusts to life as the prime minister's wife.
If you prefer secrets and betrayals to fantasy battles, this is one to add to your early-month watchlist.
The Institute, Season 2
November 8 | MGM+
The Stephen King adaptation continues after the events of its first season. Luke and the other young survivors must confront the danger posed by the organization that held them.
Joe Freeman and Mary-Louise Parker return, while Alfie Allen joins the cast. The new season moves beyond the original novel's story, so returning viewers can expect a continuation rather than a direct retelling.
The Good Daughter
November 12 | Peacock
Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy lead this limited series based on Karin Slaughter's novel. The story follows two sisters whose lives are drawn back toward a traumatic past and a new crime.
The six-episode drama also features Brendan Gleeson and Olivia Williams. Slaughter writes the adaptation, giving readers a chance to see the author's work in a different format.
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November 13 | Apple TV
This heist series pairs a bank robbery with a pursuit across Europe. Jamie Dornan plays a career criminal, while Anthony Mackie plays an FBI agent on his trail.
The title points to the different stages of the operation. For a closer look at the setup and trailer, read our guide to the 12 12 12 trailer.
Heartland
November 13 | Netflix
Jessica Chastain stars as former country music star Misty Jones, who returns to Nashville when her rising-star niece disappears. Her search for answers takes the movie into mystery territory.
Despite its musical setting, this is a suspense story rather than a straightforward performance film. Netflix includes it in its November release lineup.
The Altruists
November 19 | Netflix
Anthony Boyle and Julia Garner portray Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison in a limited series inspired by the story of FTX and Alameda Research. It follows their ambitions and the consequences surrounding the cryptocurrency business.
Viewers interested in financial scandals may find it a useful companion to nonfiction reporting, while keeping in mind that a dramatization is not a substitute for a full account of the real events.
Yellowjackets, Season 4
November 20 | Paramount+ Premium
The survival thriller returns for its final season, continuing the story of a girls' soccer team stranded in the wilderness and the long shadow those events cast over their adult lives.
With past and present timelines still central to the series, newcomers may want to start with the earlier seasons. Paramount's content listing confirms the November 20 premiere.
The Hunting Wives, Season 2
November 26 | Netflix
Brittany Snow and Malin Åkerman return as Sophie and Margo. At the start of the new season, the pair are apart, but old secrets and new threats bring them back into each other's orbit.
Netflix's own schedule places the return on Thanksgiving Day in the United States, offering a darker option for viewers looking beyond holiday movies.
Movies, comedy and real-life stories
The Greatest
November 4 | Prime Video
Jaalen Best stars as Muhammad Ali in an authorized scripted series about the boxing icon. The drama follows the young athlete's rise and the people around him as his career takes shape.
For viewers who enjoy sports stories, the series offers room to explore a life beyond the decisive moments inside the ring.
Stick, Season 2
November 4 | Apple TV
Owen Wilson returns as former golfer Pryce Cahill. This season, Pryce turns his attention back to his own playing career after helping young golfer Santi pursue his ambitions.
Rhea Seehorn joins the story as a coach. The blend of sport and character comedy gives viewers a lighter alternative to the month's thrillers.
Guarding Stars
November 18 | Netflix
In this Christmas romance, a bodyguard travels to a Montana ranch with the famous actor she has been hired to protect. Pretending to be a couple becomes more complicated as their feelings change.
Leighton Meester and Jared Padalecki star. Choose this one for a holiday setting and a familiar romantic-comedy premise.
Madden
November 18 | Prime Video
Nicolas Cage plays John Madden in a film about the coach, broadcaster and video game namesake. Christian Bale is also in the cast, and David O. Russell directs.
According to Amazon's film guide, the story follows Madden's journey from the Oakland Raiders to the video game franchise bearing his name.
Dig
November 23 | Peacock
Amy Poehler stars in this comedy about archaeologists and students working at a dig in Greece. A rare discovery sends the group toward a much bigger adventure.
Mike Schur is among the creative team, and the cast also includes Hugh Laurie. It is a pick for anyone who likes a workplace comedy with an unusual setting.
Way of the Warrior Kid
November 25 | Apple TV
Chris Pratt and Jude Hill star in a family drama based on Jocko Willink's book. A boy struggling at school finds support from his uncle, a Navy SEAL instructor recovering from an injury.
The story focuses on the relationship between the two as the boy learns to face challenges and build confidence.
The Mosquito Bowl
November 25 | Netflix
Netflix's World War II drama follows four college football players who enlist in the U.S. Marines after Pearl Harbor. Their lives take a very different direction as they face the demands of war.
Directed by Peter Berg, the film combines sports and military history. Its Netflix date follows a U.S. theatrical release.
Which November release should you start with?
For fantasy, try The Rings of Power or Percy Jackson and the Olympians. For mystery and suspense, consider Black Doves, Heartland or The Good Daughter. If you want something lighter, Stick, Dig and Guarding Stars offer different kinds of comedy.
Release schedules can change, and subscriptions or plan requirements vary. Check the service in your country before making plans. Which November 2026 release is at the top of your watchlist?
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- Netflix Tudum: New on Netflix in November 2026
- Amazon: Prime Video in November 2026
- Apple TV Press: November releases
- Disney+: November 2026 schedule
- HBO Max: November programming
- NBCUniversal: Peacock programming
- Paramount Global Content: Yellowjackets
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