Amazon Prime Video is turning up the heat this February 2026 with a mix of irresistible romantic comedies, fast-paced thrillers, cultural documentaries, and prestige dramas. Whether you connect with the energy of a protagonist or love unexpected twists, this month’s programming has something to surprise you. Below, we present the must-see premieres you should have on your radar.
A modern and stylish romantic comedy, “Relationship Goals,” starring Kelly Rowland: a successful television producer vying for the top spot on a morning show faces the complicated return of an ex who claims to have changed. Think professional ambition, explosive chemistry, and transformations within the friend group. Perfect if you’re looking for a smart touch and a guilt-free romance to enjoy.
Detective Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge) returns in “Cross – Season 2,” in a darker, higher-stakes case when death threats from a billionaire involve him in a multi-jurisdictional chase. Crime fans: expect tense investigations, new twists, and a short season ideal for binge-watching. 🔪👀
This erotic thriller series, “56 Days,” chronicles a whirlwind romance between Oliver (Avan Jogia) and Ciara (Dove Cameron) that culminates in murder. 56 days later, detectives find a decomposing body, and nothing is as it seems. It’s short, intense, and designed to trend among true crime and thriller lovers. ❤️
Priyanka Chopra Jonas stars in “The Bluff,” an action drama as a former pirate forced back into violence when a vengeful captain returns. If you’re looking for action-packed, female-led stories with intense emotions and the energy of an island siege, this is perfect for a movie night with friends. 🏴☠️
From producers Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman comes “The Gray House,” an eight-episode historical espionage drama that follows women running an underground network within the Confederate power structures: prepare for an intriguing espionage, and unsung heroines who rise to the occasion. A prestige production with a fresh perspective. 🔥
You’ll also find documentaries and special events like “Soul Power,” where the legend of the ABA is the definitive story and is the first docuseries of the American Basketball Association. And “The CEO Club,” this Emmy award-winning business series provides a humanizing look into various CEOs’ personal stories mindset and industry insights, making February a month full of entertainment and conversation starters.
On Prime Video, you’ll find fans of the most-watched series and documentaries on television today. New month, new obsessions, so get comfortable and enjoy the new releases on Prime Video.
