This month brings the end of Dry January and the pleasures (or otherwise) of Valentine's Day, but if you're still planning on keeping it low-key, Netflix has your back.
The Oscar-winning Shakespeare in Love with Gwyneth Paltrow and Joseph Fiennes is among the many great movies joining the streaming library in February. Look out too for The Revenant, an epic western starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy, and Wild Child, a cult British teen flick with Emma Roberts and Juno Temple.
Another exciting addition is the Netflix original film Irreplaceable You, a romantic weepy starring "San Junipero"'s Gugu Mbatha-Raw and Game of Thrones ' Michiel Huisman. Other UK Netflix exclusives include a new Derren Brown special, the return of makeover show Queer Eye, and intriguing food documentary series Ugly Delicious.
Click through to see every single new title – and its release date – on Netflix this February
8 Mile(2002)
Rapper Eminem stars in a rags-to-riches tale based heavily on his own humble upbringing in Detroit. It features one of his best songs, "Lose Yourself", and boasts a strong supporting cast led by Kim Basinger and the late Brittany Murphy.
Available 1st February
10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
A super tense psychological horror movie co-written by La La Land director Damien Chazelle. Mary Elizabeth Winstead stars as a woman who wakes up after a car accident trapped in a shelter with two strange men who claim the outside world is affected by a massive chemical attack.
Available 25th February
Altered Carbon(2018)
A new 10-part sci-fi series based on Richard K. Morgan's cult cyberpunk sci-fi novel. Joel Kinnaman stars as a prisoner who's given a new body and a chance to win his freedom by solving a mind-bending murder. Read Refinery29's review and plot explainer here.
Available 2nd February
Before the Flood (2016)
An-eye opening documentary following Leonardo DiCaprio as he meets various scientists, activists and world leaders to discuss the dangers of climate change and possible solutions.
Available 1st February
Bring It On: All Or Nothing (2006)
The third film in cheerleading franchise Bring It On is a fun and frothy comedy starring Hayden Panettiere and Solange Knowles. Look out for a cameo appearance from a super young Rihanna.
Available 1st February
By the Sea (2015)
Angelina Jolie directs this arty romantic drama starring her and then-husband Brad Pitt. It looks lovely but some viewers might find the story – which follows a married couple as they strengthen their bond while taking a holiday in France – a bit slow-moving.
Available 11th February
Coach Snoop(2018)
This new documentary series shines a spotlight on the iconic rapper's charity work with a youth American football league for underprivileged kids. Judging from the trailer, it could get pretty emotional.
Available 2nd February
Copying Beethoven (2006)
This film offers a fictional take on the legendary composer's final years. Diane Kruger plays a talented young "copyist" who helps the ailing Beethoven (Ed Harris) to complete his Ninth Symphony.
Available 1st February
Damnation(2017)
A new period drama series set during America's Great Depression of the 1930s. Killian Scott stars as a man with a shadowy past who poses as a preacher and rallies farmers to go on strike in a rural Iowa community.
Available 1st February
David Brent: Life on the Road (2016)
Ricky Gervais brings back his most famous character, The Office 's David Brent, for a mostly funny road movie following the former middle manager as he takes his rock band on tour. Ben Bailey Smith and the always awesome Diane Morgan co-star.
Available 10th February
Derren Brown: The Push (2018)
This is the first in a series of Netflix specials from the super popular mentalist-illusionist. According to Netflix, it tracks Brown as he "engineers an audacious social experiment demonstrating how manipulation can lead an ordinary person to commit an appalling act." It sounds grimly fascinating, tbh.
Available 27th February
DreamWorks Dragons: Race to the Edge (2018)
Season six of the computer-animated kids' series based on the hit DreamWorks movie, How to Train Your Dragon. The voice cast includes Ugly Betty 's America Ferrera.
Available 16th February
Everything Sucks!(2018)
Get ready for a blast of nostalgia: This new coming-of-age comedy series is set in Oregon in the mid-1990s, and follows the ups and downs of two competing groups of high school misfits. Let's hope they include some classic Alanis on the soundtrack.
Available 16th February
Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)
Superhero sequel starring Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, Ioan Gruffudd and Kerry Washington. It's better than the 2015 Fantastic Four reboot, which was an infamous flop.
Available 1st February
How The Beatles Changed the World (2017)
An acclaimed "rockumentary" about John, Paul, George and Ringo's journey from humble beginnings in Liverpool to huge global success as one of history's most influential bands.
Available 1st February
Irreplaceable You (2018)
This Netflix original film looks like a real weepy. "San Junipero"'s Gugu Mbatha-Raw stars as a woman who embarks on a mission to find a new partner for her fiancé ( Game of Thrones ' Michiel Huisman) after she's diagnosed with terminal cancer. The starry cast also includes Christopher Walker and Kate McKinnon.
Available 16th February
It's Kind of a Funny Story (2010)
The film adaptation of Ned Vizzini's 2006 novel about a clinically depressed teenager who gets a fresh start after checking himself into an adult psychiatric ward. It's a warm and gently moving watch enriched by a great cast including Emma Roberts, Viola Davis, Zoë Kravitz and Zach Galifianakis.
Available 1st February
Kick-Ass 2(2013)
Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Chloë Grace Moretz return as self-styled superheroes Kick-Ass and Hit-Girl. It's not as much fun as the first film, but still offers a pretty entertaining blend of action and knowing humour.
Available 9th February
Luna Petunia: Return to Amazia (2018)
A new kids' show featuring the popular character inspired by Cirque du Soleil. Luna Petunia's magical adventures are designed to highlight the value of believing in yourself.
Available 2nd February
Magic Mike XXL (2015)
Channing Tatum, Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello and loads of abs return for the sequel to male stripping smash Magic Mike. A strong female contingent led by Jada Pinkett Smith and Andie MacDowell also adds value to a sequel that's not flawless but definitely a lot of fun.
Available 13th February
Mute (2018)
This Netflix original film is an intriguing sci-fi story directed by Source Code 's Duncan Jones. Set in a near-future version of Berlin, it stars Alexander Skarsgård as a mute man with a violent past who ventures into the city's underground to find his missing girlfriend. Justin Theroux, Paul Rudd and Noel Clarke co-star.
Available 23rd February
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman(2018)
Second instalment of Netflix's new monthly talk show. This time, the legendary Letterman has a tête-à-tête with George Clooney.
Available 9th February
Queer Eye (2018)
Ten years after it ended, Netflix has revived the cult reality show in which five gay men perform a makeover on someone, usually a cisgender heterosexual male, whose personal style needs an update. It'll be interesting to see if this one still flies in 2018.
Available 7th February
Riverdale (2018)
Season two of the addictive US teen drama featuring a load of characters who will be familiar to Archie Comics fans. KJ Apa, Camila Mendes and Lili Reinhart lead a bright young cast.
New episodes added Thursdays
Rock the Kasbah(2015)
Comedy film starring Bill Murray as a washed-up rock manager who takes his last remaining client on an unlikely tour of Afghanistan. Once there, he discovers a talented young singer called Salima (rising star Leem Lubany) and coaches her through Afghanistan's version of The X Factor. Kate Hudson, Zooey Deschanel and Bruce Willis co-star.
Available 11th February
Role Models (2008)
Comedy romp directed by Wet Hot American Summer 's David Wain. Seann William Scott and Paul Rudd star as a couple of sketchy energy drink salesmen muddling through 150 hours of community service. The good-value cast also includes Jane Lynch and Elizabeth Banks.
Available 1st February
Shakespeare in Love (1998)
A charming romantic comedy film that imagines a fictional love affair between William Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) and Viola de Lesseps (Gwyneth Paltrow), the daughter of a wealthy merchant. It won Best Picture at the Academy Awards, and both Paltrow and Judi Dench (who plays Queen Elizabeth I) took home Oscars, too.
Available 1st February
Star Trek: Discovery (2018)
Season one of the new Star Trek TV series overseen by Hannibal creator Bryan Fuller. The cast includes Sonequa Martin-Green, Michelle Yeoh and Jason Isaacs.
New episodes added Mondays
Testament of Youth (2014)
A classy British period drama film based on Vera Brittain's revered memoir of the same name. Alicia Vikander stars as Brittain, a supremely capable young woman who halts her studies at Oxford so she can serve as a World War One nurse. Kit Harington, Colin Morgan, Hayley Atwell and Dominic West co-star.
Available 14th February
The Good Place (2018)
The final episode of the hit US sitcom's second season. Kristen Bell stars as a woman who ends up in a heaven-like utopia without really deserving to be there. Ted Danson and a scene-stealing Jameela Jamil are among the fellow citizens she needs to prove her virtue to.
Season finale available 2nd February
The Interview(2014)
The controversial comedy film about a couple of journalists (James Franco and Seth Rogen) who manage to blag an interview with Kim Jong-un (Randall Park). The North Korean government was so offended by the premise that they threatened action against the US if Columbia Pictures released the film. Most major cinema chains didn't show it, but the film became a big hit on DVD and streaming platforms.
Available 16th February
The Peanuts Movie (2015)
A cute computer-animated comedy film featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Peppermint Patty and other characters from the beloved Peanuts comic strip.
Available 13th February
The Pursuit of Happyness (2006)
Will Smith stars in this acclaimed biopic based on the memoir of Chris Gardner, a struggling entrepreneur who found himself homeless for a year while struggling to provide for his family. Smith's real-life son Jaden makes his film debut as Gardner's son.
Available 14th February
The Revenant (2015)
Leonardo DiCaprio finally won an Oscar for his superb performance in this gripping western film. He plays an 1820s frontiersman fighting for survival after being mauled by a bear and left for dead by members of his own hunting team. Tom Hardy is also impressive as a fellow frontiersman who screws him over.
Available 23rd February
Ugly Delicious(2018)
New documentary series which follows celebrated restaurateur David Chang as he travels the world exploring the connection between food and culture, society and national identity.
Available 23rd February
When We First Met(2018)
This Netflix original film, a rom-com, stars Adam DeVine as a guy who travels back in time to find out what went wrong on his first (and only date) with a woman he felt a strong connection with. American Horror Story 's Alexandra Daddario co-stars.
Available 9th February
Wild Child(2008)
This comedy flick stars Emma Roberts as a spoiled Cali-princess who's sent by her father (Colin Firth) to a UK boarding school to learn some discipline and good manners. It's been hailed as one of the "iconic British teen comedy films".
Available 1st February
Zoolander 2(2016)
Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson return in a belated sequel to fashion comedy Zoolander. If you liked the first film, you'll probably enjoy this too, though there are a few questionable moments.
Available 4th February
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