Every Movie Coming to Peacock in January 2026

Peacock is starting the new year with a massive wave of content, adding a diverse selection of blockbusters, cult classics, and recent hits to its streaming library. Subscribers can look forward to a mix of high-octane action, heartwarming animation, and tense psychological thrillers. This January 2026 lineup offers everything from Academy Award winners to expansive sci-fi franchises. The following titles represent the full slate of cinematic additions scheduled for the platform throughout the month.

‘Us’ (2019)

Adelaide Wilson and her family find themselves under attack by a group of menacing doppelgängers known as the Tethered. This psychological horror film explores deep-seated social themes while delivering intense suspense and visual metaphors. It officially joins the Peacock library on January 1, offering a chilling start to the new year. Lupita Nyong’o delivers a dual performance that has been widely acclaimed for its emotional depth and physicality. This addition allows fans of modern horror to revisit one of the genre’s most discussed contemporary works.

‘How to Train Your Dragon’ (2010)

On January 1, the first installment of this beloved animated franchise arrives to entertain audiences of all ages. The story follows Hiccup, a young Viking who defies tradition by befriending a legendary Night Fury dragon named Toothless. Together, they work to bridge the gap between their two worlds and change the future of their village. The film is celebrated for its breathtaking flight sequences and its moving score by John Powell. It serves as an emotional cornerstone for the trilogy that explores friendship and bravery.

‘In Time’ (2011)

In a future where time is the primary currency and people stop aging at 25, a young man is falsely accused of murder. He must go on the run while attempting to take down a corrupt system that allows the wealthy to live forever. This high-concept sci-fi thriller features Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried in the lead roles. Arriving on January 1, ‘In Time’ offers a unique social commentary wrapped in an action-packed narrative. The film challenges viewers to consider the literal value of every second of their lives.

‘Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy’ (2011)

Set during the height of the Cold War, a veteran espionage agent is brought out of retirement to find a Soviet mole within the British Secret Intelligence Service. The film is a meticulously paced adaptation of John le Carré’s classic novel, focusing on internal politics and betrayal. Gary Oldman leads an ensemble cast in a performance that earned him an Academy Award nomination. This cerebral thriller becomes available for streaming on January 1. It is widely regarded as one of the most authentic and atmospheric spy films of the modern era.

‘How to Train Your Dragon 2’ (2014)

Five years after the events of the first film, Hiccup and Toothless discover a secret ice cave that is home to hundreds of new wild dragons. They find themselves at the center of a battle to protect the peace and the future of men and dragons alike. This sequel expands the world-building of the series while introducing significant emotional stakes and new characters. It joins the Peacock platform on January 1, continuing the epic adventure. The film’s visual scale and character development solidify its place as a standout in animated cinema.

‘Little Giants’ (1994)

A group of misfit kids who were rejected from the local youth football team form their own squad to challenge the elite favorites. Led by a reluctant coach played by Rick Moranis, they learn the value of teamwork and perseverance. This classic family comedy is a nostalgic favorite that highlights the “underdog” spirit of 1990s cinema. Subscribers can stream ‘Little Giants’ starting January 1 to kick off their holiday viewing. The film remains a heartwarming choice for sports fans and families looking for a lighthearted story.

‘The Chronicles of Riddick’ (2004)

Five years after escaping a desert planet, the fugitive Riddick finds himself caught in the middle of a galactic war. He must battle the Necromongers, a religious faction intent on converting or killing every human in the universe. This ambitious sci-fi sequel expands the lore of the ‘Pitch Black’ universe with elaborate sets and costume designs. The film lands on Peacock on January 1, providing high-stakes action for fans of the genre. Vin Diesel reprises his role as the titular anti-hero with a unique visual style and lore.

‘The Tomorrow War’ (2021)

Time travelers from the year 2051 arrive to deliver an urgent message: thirty years in the future, mankind is losing a global war against a deadly alien species. To save the world, soldiers and civilians from the present must be transported to the future to join the fight. Chris Pratt stars as a high school teacher and veteran who leads a mission to rewrite the fate of the planet. This action-heavy science fiction epic becomes available on January 1. It combines massive battle sequences with a personal story about fatherhood and legacy.

‘Wick Is Pain’ (2025)

This 2025 release makes its way to the streaming service on January 1, offering a gritty look at the consequences of a life lived by the gun. The narrative focuses on a retired operative who is forced back into a world of violence when his past finally catches up to him. It emphasizes the physical and emotional toll that constant conflict takes on the human spirit. The film is a recent addition to the action-drama genre, featuring intense choreography and a somber tone. It provides a modern take on the classic tropes of vengeance and redemption.

‘Hail, Caesar!’ (2016)

Set in the 1950s, a Hollywood “fixer” works to keep the studio’s stars in line while investigating the kidnapping of a famous lead actor. The Coen Brothers direct this comedic tribute to the Golden Age of cinema, featuring a sprawling ensemble cast. The film blends various genres, including musicals, westerns, and historical epics, into a cohesive satire. ‘Hail, Caesar!’ joins the January 1 lineup, offering a stylized and witty look at the inner workings of the movie industry. Its vibrant art direction and clever dialogue make it a standout cinematic experience.

‘RoboCop 2’ (1990)

In a crime-ridden Detroit, the cyborg lawman faces a new threat in the form of a powerful drug lord and a corrupt corporation’s latest mechanical creation. The sequel ramps up the satirical elements and the mechanical carnage seen in the original film. It explores themes of corporate greed and the dehumanization of technology through its titular hero. Arriving on January 1, ‘RoboCop 2’ continues the story of Alex Murphy’s struggle to maintain his humanity. The film is known for its impressive stop-motion effects and dark, industrial atmosphere.

‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ (2013)

Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort, the film follows his rise to power as a wealthy stockbroker and his subsequent fall involving crime and corruption. Director Martin Scorsese creates a fast-paced, hedonistic portrayal of the financial world during the 1990s. Leonardo DiCaprio delivers an energetic performance that anchors the three-hour epic of excess. This critically acclaimed dark comedy becomes available to stream on January 1. It serves as a cautionary tale about the pursuit of wealth at any cost.

‘The Shining’ (1980)

Jack Torrance takes a job as the winter caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel, only to be driven into a murderous rage by supernatural forces. Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of the Stephen King novel is considered one of the greatest horror films ever made. The movie is famous for its haunting imagery, precise cinematography, and Jack Nicholson’s iconic performance. Starting January 1, viewers can experience this masterclass in psychological dread on Peacock. It remains a definitive piece of cinema that continues to influence the horror genre decades later.

‘R.I.P.D.’ (2013)

A recently deceased police officer joins a team of undead lawmen working for the Rest in Peace Department to find the man who murdered him. He is partnered with a veteran gunslinger from the Old West to protect the living from monstrous spirits. The film blends supernatural elements with buddy-cop comedy and stylized action. It arrives on the platform on January 1, offering a lighthearted take on the afterlife and law enforcement. The chemistry between Ryan Reynolds and Jeff Bridges provides the narrative’s central charm.

‘Freaky’ (2020)

A high school student accidentally swaps bodies with a notorious serial killer and has only 24 hours to reverse the curse. This horror-comedy subverts the traditional “body swap” trope by introducing slasher elements and dark humor. Kathryn Newton and Vince Vaughn lead the film with performances that play against their typical screen personas. ‘Freaky’ becomes available on January 1, providing a unique blend of scares and laughs for subscribers. It is a creative entry in the modern slasher genre that focuses on character and clever pacing.

‘Angels & Demons’ (2009)

Symbologist Robert Langdon uncovers the resurgence of an ancient brotherhood known as the Illuminati and must race against time to save Vatican City. This sequel to ‘The Da Vinci Code’ follows Langdon as he deciphers cryptic clues hidden throughout Rome. The film is a fast-paced religious thriller that explores the conflict between science and faith. It makes its debut on the service on January 1, bringing high-stakes mystery to the new year. Tom Hanks reprises his role as the brilliant professor caught in a global conspiracy.

‘Spy Game’ (2001)

Retiring CIA agent Nathan Muir works to rescue his former protégé, Tom Bishop, who has been captured in China and sentenced to die. Muir must navigate the agency’s internal bureaucracy and his own history to pull off a dangerous unsanctioned mission. The film utilizes a non-linear narrative to explore the complex relationship between a mentor and his student. Arriving on January 1, ‘Spy Game’ is a sophisticated thriller featuring Robert Redford and Brad Pitt. It provides an intelligent look at the moral compromises inherent in the world of international espionage.

‘The Da Vinci Code’ (2006)

After a murder at the Louvre Museum, a symbologist and a cryptologist follow a trail of clues within the works of Leonardo da Vinci. Their investigation leads them to a religious mystery that could shake the foundations of Christianity. This adaptation of Dan Brown’s best-selling novel was a global phenomenon upon its initial release. It joins the Peacock library on January 1, offering a blend of history, puzzle-solving, and suspense. The film remains a staple of the conspiracy-thriller genre.

‘Riddick’ (2013)

Left for dead on a sun-scorched planet, the titular anti-hero must fight against alien predators more lethal than any human he has encountered. He eventually uses an emergency beacon to lure bounty hunters to the planet to help him find a way home. This third installment returns to the survivalist horror roots of the original ‘Pitch Black’. It lands on the streaming service on January 1 for fans of gritty science fiction. The movie showcases Riddick’s resourcefulness and primal instincts in a hostile environment.

‘Salvable’ (2025)

This 2025 drama focuses on a washed-up boxer who is given a final chance at redemption through a dangerous underground tournament. He must confront his past failures and physical limitations to provide a better life for his family. The film features a raw and visceral look at the sport of boxing and the desperation that drives athletes to the edge. Arriving on January 1, ‘Salvable’ is a new addition to the platform’s selection of sports-centric dramas. It emphasizes character-driven storytelling and high-intensity fight sequences.

‘Ad Astra’ (2019)

Astronaut Roy McBride travels to the outer reaches of the solar system to find his missing father and unravel a mystery that threatens the survival of our planet. His journey uncovers secrets that challenge the nature of human existence and our place in the cosmos. The film is noted for its realistic depiction of space travel and its introspective, philosophical tone. Subscribers can stream ‘Ad Astra’ starting January 1 for a visually stunning cinematic experience. Brad Pitt’s nuanced performance carries this epic tale of discovery and father-son dynamics.

‘The Shawshank Redemption’ (1994)

Two imprisoned men bond over a number of years, finding solace and eventual redemption through acts of common decency. Andy Dufresne is a banker sentenced to life for a crime he did not commit, while Red is a long-term inmate who “knows how to get things.” This film is frequently cited as one of the greatest movies ever made due to its powerful storytelling and emotional resonance. It arrives on Peacock on January 1, inviting viewers to revisit a classic tale of hope. The ending remains one of the most celebrated moments in film history.

‘The Perfect Storm’ (2000)

Based on a true story, the crew of the fishing boat Andrea Gail faces a massive meteorological event while out at sea in 1991. The film depicts the struggle for survival against the overwhelming power of nature in the North Atlantic. George Clooney and Mark Wahlberg lead the cast as sailors caught in the “storm of the century.” This disaster drama joins the January 1 lineup, offering intense visuals and a somber tribute to those lost at sea. It captures the perilous reality of the commercial fishing industry.

‘Den of Thieves’ (2018)

An elite unit of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department looks to stop a crew of successful bank robbers planning an impossible heist on the Federal Reserve Bank. The film is a gritty crime saga that blurs the lines between the law and the criminals they pursue. It features heavy action and a complex plot filled with twists and tactical maneuvers. Arriving on January 1, ‘Den of Thieves’ provides a modern take on the classic heist thriller. The tension between the two opposing groups drives the narrative toward a violent confrontation.

‘RoboCop’ (1987)

In a dystopian future, a terminally wounded police officer is transformed into a powerful cyborg designed to clean up the streets of Detroit. However, he remains haunted by fragments of his past life and seeks justice against those who destroyed him. This film is a landmark of science fiction, blending social satire with intense action and philosophical questions about identity. It becomes available for streaming on January 1, allowing fans to enjoy a cornerstone of 80s cinema. The practical effects and world-building remain highly influential to this day.

‘Changeling’ (2008)

Directed by Clint Eastwood, the story follows a mother in 1928 Los Angeles who realizes that the boy returned to her after a kidnapping is not her son. When she confronts the corrupt police department, she is institutionalized and silenced. Angelina Jolie delivers a powerful performance as a woman fighting against a system that refuses to admit its mistakes. This historical drama arrives on January 1, based on the real-life Wineville Chicken Coop murders. It is a harrowing exploration of corruption, loss, and the resilience of a mother.

‘Waterworld’ (1995)

In a future where the polar ice caps have melted and the earth is covered in water, a mutant mariner helps a woman and a young girl search for “Dryland.” Along the way, they must fend off a group of ruthless pirates known as Smokers who want the girl’s map for themselves. This ambitious post-apocalyptic epic is known for its massive scale and impressive practical water-based stunts. Landscaping the January 1 slate, ‘Waterworld’ offers a unique visual setting and high-seas adventure. It remains a notable entry in the genre of survivalist science fiction.

‘How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World’ (2019)

Hiccup and Toothless must leave the only home they have ever known to find a fabled dragon sanctuary before a ruthless hunter finds them first. This final chapter in the trilogy brings the story of their friendship to a poignant and visually spectacular conclusion. It explores the necessity of letting go and finding one’s own path in life. The film arrives on January 1, completing the collection available for Peacock subscribers. Its emotional weight and stunning animation provide a fitting end to the franchise.

‘All Dogs Go to Heaven’ (1989)

A canine con artist named Charlie returns from the afterlife to seek revenge on his business partner but finds redemption through a young orphan girl. This animated musical features a darker tone than many contemporary children’s films, exploring themes of sacrifice and the afterlife. It is a nostalgic classic that has maintained a dedicated following since its release. Arriving on January 1, ‘All Dogs Go to Heaven’ offers a unique viewing experience for families. The film’s hand-drawn animation and catchy songs define its enduring charm.

‘All Roads Lead to Rome’ (2016)

A single mother travels to Italy to reconnect with her rebellious teenage daughter, only to run into a former lover from her youth. The two former flames embark on a road trip across the Italian countryside to track down their respective relatives. This romantic comedy features beautiful scenic views and a lighthearted exploration of second chances. It joins the platform on January 1, providing a breezy and optimistic story for the start of the year. Sarah Jessica Parker stars in this tale of family and rediscovered passion.

‘Let Him Go’ (2020)

Following the loss of their son, a retired sheriff and his wife leave their Montana ranch to rescue their young grandson from a dangerous family living off the grid. The film is a tense neo-western thriller that focuses on the lengths grandparents will go to protect their kin. Diane Lane and Kevin Costner deliver grounded performances that heighten the emotional stakes of the narrative. This film becomes available on January 1, offering a mix of domestic drama and sudden violence. It explores themes of grief, family loyalty, and the ruggedness of the American West.

‘Shrek Forever After’ (2010)

Feeling like a domesticated family man, Shrek is tricked into signing a pact with the silver-tongued Rumpelstiltskin. He suddenly finds himself in a twisted, alternate version of Far Far Away where ogres are hunted and he never met Fiona. Shrek must embark on a final quest to save his friends and restore his world. This fourth installment arrives on January 1 to provide family-friendly comedy and adventure. The film serves as a heartfelt conclusion to the main ‘Shrek’ storyline.

‘The American’ (2010)

An assassin hides out in the Italian countryside after a mission goes wrong, intending for his next job to be his last. While preparing a specialized weapon, he breaks his own rules by befriending a local priest and pursuing a romance. The film is a slow-burn, atmospheric thriller that focuses on character study and visual storytelling over traditional action. George Clooney stars as the titular character in a performance that emphasizes silence and tension. It joins the Peacock library on January 1 for fans of sophisticated cinema.

‘The Green Mile’ (1999)

The lives of guards on death row are changed by one of their inmates, a black man accused of child murder and rape, yet who has a mysterious gift. Based on the novel by Stephen King, the film explores themes of miracles, injustice, and human compassion. It is a lengthy and emotionally taxing drama that has left a lasting impact on audiences worldwide. Arriving on January 1, ‘The Green Mile’ features a standout performance by Michael Clarke Duncan. Tom Hanks leads the cast in this powerful narrative about the nature of good and evil.

‘The Choice’ (2016)

Based on a novel by Nicholas Sparks, the story follows the decade-long relationship between Travis and Gabby after they meet as neighbors in a small coastal town. Their journey involves falling in love, building a life together, and eventually facing a life-altering medical crisis. The film captures the beauty of North Carolina landscapes while focusing on the weight of the decisions we make in the name of love. It becomes available on January 1, offering a romantic and emotional experience for viewers. The narrative explores how one choice can define an entire lifetime.

‘Shark Tale’ (2004)

A small fish named Oscar falsely takes credit for killing a shark and becomes a celebrity in the underwater community. However, he soon finds himself in trouble when the shark’s mob boss father discovers the truth. The film features a star-studded voice cast and a vibrant, urban-inspired underwater world. It lands on the platform on January 1, providing animated fun and a parody of gangster movie tropes. ‘Shark Tale’ remains a colorful and energetic choice for younger audiences and animation enthusiasts.

‘The Women of Brewster Place’ (1989)

This powerful drama explores the lives of several African American women living in a walled-off housing project during the 1960s. Their stories interweave as they deal with poverty, racism, and personal struggles while finding strength in their community. Originally a miniseries, it is celebrated for its strong performances, particularly by Oprah Winfrey and Alfre Woodard. It joins the Peacock lineup on January 1 as a significant piece of television and film history. The narrative provides a poignant look at sisterhood and survival in a marginalized environment.

’17 Again’ (2009)

A middle-aged man who feels his life hasn’t turned out the way he wanted is magically transformed back into his 17-year-old self. He uses the opportunity to help his children and reconnect with his wife, realizing what he truly values along the way. Zac Efron and Matthew Perry share the lead role in this comedic take on the “body-swap” genre. Arriving on January 1, ’17 Again’ is a lighthearted film about second chances and appreciation for the present. It blends high school humor with genuine emotional moments.

‘House of Gucci’ (2021)

Inspired by the shocking true story of the family empire behind the Italian fashion house Gucci, the film spans three decades of love, betrayal, and revenge. Lady Gaga stars as Patrizia Reggiani, who marries into the Gucci family and eventually plots to kill her husband. Directed by Ridley Scott, the movie features lavish costumes and operatic performances. It becomes available for streaming on January 1, offering a dramatic look at the dark side of luxury and ambition. The film explores the collapse of a dynasty fueled by internal conflict.

‘Mad Max’ (1979)

In a self-destructing near-future Australia, a central highway patrolman is swept up in a cycle of violence after a motorcycle gang kills his family. This low-budget masterpiece launched the career of Mel Gibson and created an entire genre of post-apocalyptic cinema. The film is known for its high-speed practical stunts and its bleak, industrial aesthetic. Starting January 1, subscribers can watch the origin story of the legendary Road Warrior. It is a visceral and influential piece of action filmmaking that remains a cult classic.

‘A Million Ways to Die in the West’ (2014)

A cowardly farmer falls for a mysterious new woman in town and must find his courage when her outlaw husband arrives seeking revenge. Seth MacFarlane directs and stars in this western comedy that applies his signature brand of irreverent humor to the 19th-century frontier. The film features an ensemble cast including Charlize Theron and Liam Neeson. It joins the January 1 lineup, offering a satirical take on the dangers and absurdities of life in the Old West. The movie balances crude humor with a traditional western narrative arc.

‘Blue Streak’ (1999)

A jewel thief returns to retrieve a diamond he hid in a building under construction, only to find that the site is now a police precinct. To get his loot back, he poses as a detective and accidentally becomes a hero to the local force. Martin Lawrence stars in this high-energy comedy that relies on physical humor and fast-paced dialogue. Arriving on January 1, ‘Blue Streak’ is a favorite for those seeking an entertaining buddy-cop dynamic. The film’s premise leads to a series of comedic misunderstandings and action set pieces.

‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ (2018)

After the demise of the Jurassic World theme park, Owen and Claire return to the island to save the remaining dinosaurs from a looming volcanic eruption. However, they discover a conspiracy that threatens to bring these prehistoric creatures to the mainland. The film blends disaster movie elements with a darker, Gothic horror-inspired second half. It lands on Peacock on January 1, continuing the saga of the modern dinosaur era. The visual effects and high-stakes tension drive the story toward a world-altering conclusion.

‘The Terminator’ (1984)

A cyborg assassin is sent back in time from 2029 to 1984 to kill a woman whose unborn son will lead humanity in a war against machines. A soldier from the future also travels back to protect her, leading to a relentless pursuit across Los Angeles. James Cameron’s breakout film is a perfect blend of sci-fi, horror, and action. It arrives on January 1, featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger in his most iconic role. This film established a massive franchise and remains a definitive work of the 1980s.

‘Cold Pursuit’ (2019)

A snowplow driver’s quiet life is upended when his son is murdered by a powerful drug cartel. Seeking vengeance, he uses his specialized skills and knowledge of the terrain to systematically eliminate the members of the gang. The film is a remake of the Norwegian thriller ‘In Order of Disappearance’ and features a unique blend of dark comedy and action. Starring Liam Neeson, it becomes available on January 1 for subscribers. The snowy setting and idiosyncratic characters provide a fresh take on the revenge genre.

‘The Maze Runner’ (2014)

A teenager wakes up in a glade surrounded by a giant, ever-changing maze with no memory of his past. He joins a group of other boys who have been trying to find a way out while surviving the mechanical monsters that roam the corridors at night. This young adult dystopian thriller focuses on survival, teamwork, and mystery. It joins the platform on January 1, launching a cinematic trilogy based on the popular book series. The film’s fast-paced action and intriguing premise make it a standout in the genre.

‘Misery’ (1990)

A famous novelist is rescued from a car crash by his “number one fan,” only to realize he is being held captive in her remote home. She becomes increasingly violent when she discovers he is killing off her favorite character in his latest book. Based on the novel by Stephen King, the film is a masterclass in claustrophobic suspense and psychological terror. Kathy Bates won an Academy Award for her terrifying portrayal of Annie Wilkes. This classic thriller arrives on January 1 to haunt a new generation of viewers.

‘The Proposal’ (2008)

A high-powered book editor faces deportation to Canada and forces her assistant to marry her to stay in the United States. The unlikely pair travels to Alaska to visit his family, where they must maintain the ruse while dealing with eccentric relatives and their own growing feelings. Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds anchor this romantic comedy with their comedic chemistry. It joins the streaming service on January 1, offering a mix of slapstick humor and heartfelt moments. The film remains a popular staple of the modern rom-com genre.

‘Berlin, I Love You’ (2019)

This anthology film features ten short stories of romance and human connection set in the German capital. Each segment is directed by a different filmmaker, showcasing a variety of perspectives and styles within the city of Berlin. The cast includes a wide range of international stars who portray different facets of love and life. Arriving on January 1, ‘Berlin, I Love You’ is part of the “Cities of Love” series. It provides a visual and emotional tour of one of Europe’s most historic urban centers.

‘The Game’ (1997)

A wealthy investment banker is given a mysterious gift by his brother: an opportunity to participate in a personalized game that integrates with his real life. As the lines between the game and reality blur, he finds himself in a desperate struggle for survival. Directed by David Fincher, the film is a taut psychological thriller filled with unexpected twists. It becomes available on January 1, offering a dark and cerebral viewing experience. Michael Douglas delivers a compelling performance as a man losing control of his structured world.

‘Before We Go’ (2015)

Two strangers stuck in Manhattan for the night grow close as they spend several hours together exploring the city. After one of them is robbed, they work together to solve their problems, leading to deep conversations about their lives and regrets. Chris Evans directs and stars in this intimate romantic drama that focuses on dialogue and atmosphere. It joins the Peacock library on January 1, providing a quiet and reflective story for viewers. The film captures the fleeting but impactful nature of chance encounters.

‘Little Italy’ (2018)

Two childhood friends find themselves falling in love while their respective families are locked in a heated rivalry over their competing pizza restaurants. Set in the vibrant neighborhood of Little Italy, the film is a modern take on the ‘Romeo and Juliet’ trope with a culinary twist. It features a cast led by Emma Roberts and Hayden Christensen in a lighthearted romantic setting. Arriving on January 1, ‘Little Italy’ offers a predictable but charming experience for fans of the genre. The movie emphasizes the importance of family traditions and following one’s heart.

‘Gamer’ (2009)

In a near-future world, a high-stakes online game allows players to control real human beings in a massive, multi-player environment. A death row inmate must survive 30 matches to win his freedom and expose the corrupt billionaire behind the technology. The film is a fast-paced, visceral action thriller that critiques media consumption and the loss of privacy. It land on the service on January 1, featuring Gerard Butler in the lead role. Its hyper-stylized visual approach reflects the chaotic nature of the digital world it portrays.

‘Pitch Black’ (2000)

A transport ship crashes on a desert planet where the suns never set, but a rare eclipse brings out swarms of lethal, light-sensitive creatures. The survivors must rely on a dangerous convict with surgically enhanced eyes to lead them to safety through the darkness. This film introduced the character of Riddick and became a surprise hit for its tension and creative world-building. It joins the Peacock lineup on January 1 as the starting point for a major sci-fi franchise. The movie is a lean and effective blend of science fiction and creature-feature horror.

‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1’ (2014)

Katniss Everdeen finds herself in District 13 after she literally shatters the games forever. Under the leadership of President Coin and the advice of her trusted friends, Katniss spreads her wings as she fights to save Peeta and a nation moved by her courage. This penultimate chapter of the saga focuses on the psychological warfare and propaganda of the revolution. It arrives on the platform on January 14, setting the stage for the series’ conclusion. The film explores the heavy burden of being a symbol for an entire people.

‘The Hunger Games’ (2012)

In a dystopian future, Katniss Everdeen voluntarily takes her younger sister’s place in the Hunger Games: a televised fight to the death in which two teenagers from each of the twelve Districts of Panem are chosen at random to compete. She must rely upon her sharp instincts as well as the mentorship of a drunken former victor to survive. This first installment launched a massive cultural phenomenon and made Jennifer Lawrence a global superstar. Subscribers can stream the original film starting January 14. It remains a powerful commentary on media, class, and survival.

‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2’ (2015)

As the war of Panem escalates to the destruction of other districts, Katniss Everdeen must bring together an army against President Snow. Along with her closest friends, she leaves District 13 on a mission to stage an assassination attempt on the President. The final film in the original series delivers a somber and action-packed resolution to the conflict. It joins the Peacock library on January 14 for fans to complete the marathon. The story concludes with a focus on the cost of war and the hope for a new beginning.

‘The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes’ (2023)

Decades before he became the tyrannical President of Panem, a young Coriolanus Snow is the last hope for his fading lineage. He is assigned to mentor Lucy Gray Baird, a tribute from the impoverished District 12, during the 10th annual Hunger Games. This prequel explores the origin of the games and the internal transformation of a man who would eventually become a villain. It becomes available on January 14, expanding the lore of the franchise. The film provides a fresh perspective on the history of the Capitol and the Districts.

‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ (2013)

After winning the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss and Peeta return home only to be forced back into the arena for the Quarter Quell. This special edition of the games features past victors, making the competition more lethal than ever before. The film raises the stakes as the sparks of rebellion begin to spread across Panem. Arriving on January 14, ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ is often cited as the strongest entry in the series. It combines intense arena action with deep political intrigue.

‘Jurassic World’ (2015)

Twenty-two years after the events of the original ‘Jurassic Park’, a new luxury resort is operating on Isla Nublar. When a genetically modified hybrid dinosaur escapes its enclosure, it creates a trail of destruction that threatens every visitor on the island. Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard star in this franchise revival that set box office records. The film arrives on Peacock on January 16, offering a modern take on the classic creature feature. It explores the consequences of corporate hubris and the dangers of tampering with nature.

‘Ride On’ (2023)

A washed-up stuntman and his stunt horse become an overnight social media sensation after a real-life fight with debt collectors goes viral. To keep his horse from being taken away, he must seek help from his estranged daughter and her boyfriend. Jackie Chan stars in this action-comedy that also serves as a tribute to his legendary career as a stunt performer. The film joins the service on January 24, providing a mix of martial arts and emotional family drama. It is a heartfelt story about legacy, forgiveness, and the bond between man and animal.

‘Silent Night’ (2023)

A grieving father carries out his long-awaited revenge against a ruthless gang on Christmas Eve. Directed by John Woo, the film is unique for its lack of spoken dialogue, relying instead on visual storytelling and intense action choreography. It follows the protagonist’s meticulous training and preparation for a violent confrontation. This gritty action-thriller lands on the platform on January 29 to close out the month’s releases. It provides a visceral and focused narrative centered on grief and retribution.

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