Disney+ Philippines is adding an extra touch of magic to its growing entertainment lineup with a new raffle promo that gives subscribers the chance to turn their streaming experience into a memorable overseas adventure.
From June 2 to July 21, 2026, new and existing subscribers who sign up for a Disney+ Annual Plan, whether Basic or Premium, will be eligible for a chance to win a fully paid trip to the world-famous Shanghai Disney Resort.
A Magical Getaway Awaits
As part of the promo, 15 lucky winners will be chosen to enjoy an unforgettable vacation at one of Disney’s most celebrated destinations. Each winner can bring up to three companions, whether family members, relatives, or friends, making it a perfect getaway for a group of four.
The prize package includes:
Three days and two nights accommodation at the Shanghai Disneyland Hotel for four guests
Shanghai Disneyland General Admission tickets for four guests, valid for a three-day park visit
Roundtrip economy airfare between Manila and Shanghai for four guests
With iconic attractions, immersive themed lands, spectacular entertainment, and beloved Disney characters, Shanghai Disney Resort offers an experience that fans of all ages can enjoy.
Stream More, Experience More
Beyond the exciting raffle, Disney+ continues to deliver a wide range of entertainment for viewers across the Philippines.
Subscribers can enjoy popular titles such as High Potential and Perfect Crown, along with an impressive slate of upcoming content arriving throughout 2026.
Sports fans can catch the excitement of the NBA Finals, while music lovers can tune in to the live-streamed Lollapalooza music festival. The platform will also feature highly anticipated releases including Avatar: Fire & Ash, Hoppers, The Bear Season 5, and X-Men ’97 Season 2.
Meanwhile, K-drama enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to with upcoming series such as Doctor on the Edge, A Shop for Killers Season 2, Made in Korea Season 2, Portraits of Delusion, and The Remarried Empress.
How to Join the Promo
To participate, simply subscribe to a Disney+ Annual Plan beginning June 2, 2026, during the promo period.
The mutants are gearing up for another action-packed adventure as Marvel Animation officially brings back “X–Men ’97” for a highly anticipated second season on July 1 exclusively on Disney+. A brand-new trailer and poster have also been unveiled, giving fans an exciting preview of the chaos and conflict awaiting the legendary team.
Following its breakout debut, “X–Men ’97” quickly became one of the most-watched Disney+ Original animated series worldwide based on global streaming hours. The critically acclaimed series continues to impress audiences, currently holding a stellar 99% “Certified Fresh” score on Rotten Tomatoes.
The X-Men Are Scattered Across Time
Season 2 raises the stakes as the X-Men find themselves separated and stranded across multiple timelines. Forced to survive in unfamiliar eras, the mutant heroes must work their way back home while confronting unexpected dangers along the journey.
Back in the 1990s, however, things are only getting worse. With the X-Men missing, suspicious adversaries are beginning to emerge, while anti-mutant hostility continues to spread. As tensions rise, the future of mutantkind becomes increasingly uncertain.
The upcoming season will feature nine episodes, blending emotional storytelling, explosive action, and the nostalgic energy that made the original animated series a fan favorite.
Returning Cast Brings Back Iconic Marvel Heroes
Fans can expect the return of several beloved voices, including:
Their performances continue to bring depth and excitement to Marvel’s legendary mutant team.
Marvel’s Creative Team Powers the New Season
The animated series is executive produced by Brad Winderbaum, Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Dana Vasquez-Eberhardt, Julia Lewald, Eric Lewald, Larry Houston, and Beau DeMayo.
Jake Castorena serves as supervising producer for the new season. Episodes are written by JB Ballard, Beau DeMayo, Bailey Moore, Antony Sellitti, Brian Ford Sullivan, and Mariah Wilson, while Emmett Yonemura and Chase Conley direct the episodes.
With high stakes, familiar faces, and new threats waiting around every corner, “X–Men ’97” Season 2 is shaping up to be one of Marvel Animation’s biggest releases of the year.
A spin-off series from the massively successful Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,Spider-Noir character is actually quite an inventive and refreshing move from Sony Pictures Television and Amazon MGM Studios. By turning it into a live-action series set in an alternate universe of 1930s Depression-era New York, showrunner Oren Uziel manages to juggle the tonal issues of presenting a superhero show in the noir genre – or is it a noir show with superhuman characters? Finding the productive tension between these two storytelling modes creates an entertaining spectacle, with Nicolas Cage at the center grounding it altogether.
The show follows Ben Reilly (Nicolas Cage) several years after his exploits as the superhero The Spider. Following tragic events involving the loss of someone very close to him, Reilly has given up his superhero activities and resumed his life as a struggling private detective. Without The Spider, New York is overrun by crime, with the mob boss Silvermane (Brendan Gleeson) at the top of the underworld food chain. However, a new case involving other individuals with superpowers leads Reilly right into Silvermane’s crosshairs. Over the first three episodes, the show pushes Reilly to question his decision and wonder whether he should take on the mantle of The Spider once again.
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Consisting of eight episodes, I’ve only seen the first three, and most of these episodes are filled with intricate world-building. These early episodes allow us to get into the show’s tone and genre, smoothly easing us into its marriage of noir with that of the comic book superhero genre. Reilly is not alone in this world. He has a friend who knows about his dual life, the journalist Robbie Robertson (Lamorne Morris), and his a crafty, competent secretary Janet (Karen Rodriguez).
Prime Video’s Spider-Noir
The world, straight out of the noir genre, is a bleak, broken society hidden underneath the glitz and glamour of New York’s upper class, who make it the clientele of Reilly and the cause of all the misery. It’s underhanded and dirty, but only as much as it can be in a show that styles itself like an old Humphrey Bogart film and a family-friendly superhero adventure. The extraordinary comes in brief spurts but with huge impact across these first three episodes, showing great restraint and preventing one side from overpowering the other. Uziel is doing a great job of balancing Spider-Noir’s dual personalities without dismantling the show’s overall feel of it.
The existential dread that is evident in many noir films is front and center here. Reilly is a man who has been beaten by life, and he is deeply in opposition of going head on back into the realm of the superhero. This dilemma feels so current and relatable, posing the question of whether it matters to be good in a world that is so infested by people breaking the law; especially when those people seem to be winning at life. The exhaustion and frustration hang heavy in the first three episodes – yet the show still manages to be light and entertaining – making the entire experience feel refreshing and new.
And this is handled magnificently by Nicolas Cage, who seems to straddle the show’s multi-faceted personalities. He knows exactly how to embody this character and how to fit it into the new tonal frequency of the show. Everyone seems to take their cues from him, and the world just feels like it’s right. The other standout is Li Jun Li as Cat Hardy, a night club singer who has ties to Silvermane and becomes one of Ben Reilly’s clients when she asks him to find her missing bodyguard, a man who also has superpowers. Li and Cage’s characters are always engaged in a verbal joust, dropping sentences and phrases that mean multiple things but delivered in a way that echoes the films of the ’30s and ’40s. It’s snappy, loaded, and highly enjoyable to watch.
Spider-Noir is truly different and refreshing, and I can’t wait to see how it plays out. The show is offered in two variants – “Authentic Black & White” and “True Hue,” (a colored version that is highly oversaturated to resemble a comic book from that era) – and the viewer can watch the series in either format. Personally, I prefer the black and white version, as it feels far more true to the classic traditions of the noir genre.
My Rating: 4 Stars
Ready to step into the shadows of 1930s New York? Spider-Noir proves that there is still plenty of invention left in the superhero genre when placed in the right hands, reminding us that sometimes, with no power comes no responsibility. Catch the premiere on May 27 on Prime Video in True-Hue Full Color and Authentic Black & White. See Nicolas Cage at his absolute best!
Director Shugo Praico’s direction for his new 6-part television series, Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence, from the pilot episode that was shown to select audiences a few weeks ago, boasts of a cinematic framing for a very human story set on the backdrop of the country’s alleged war on drugs. Using a multitude of characters, the show deconstructs the individual lives whose worlds are turned upside down the moment the police were incentivized to bring in drug users and pushers depicted in the series. While this story has been done before in various iterations, Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence has the benefit of time – the story is being told with a present-day lens – and all that we know now filters out the propaganda while focusing on its thematic intent to humanize its perpetrators and its victims.
The pilot episode is told in two parts: that of Kiko (Harvey Bautista), a working student who takes drugs to juggle the demands of his studies and earning a living, and that of Father Tom (Ian Veneracion), a priest who runs a rehabilitation program on an island far from the city. Both of their lives are torn asunder following a shift in the administration and the launch of a nationwide anti-drug campaign. The series depicts this transition as one that sends the cops running to apprehend drug pushers and users, with the narrative showing them oftentimes bringing in innocents just to meet their quota.
At the show’s opening, Kiko’s father is killed, prompting Kiko to go on the run and find himself at Father Tom’s rehabilitation program. On that island, the kids find redemption and peace; the storyline makes a great case that rehabilitation actually works, serving as a fantastic contrast to the show’s portrayal of unnecessary violence. Kiko, inspired by Father Tom, leaves for Manila to continue the priest’s work but goes missing. With the administrative shuffle of police chiefs, the new police chief begins to interfere with Father Tom’s program, and the priest takes it upon himself to go to Manila to find out what happened to Kiko.
Veneracion and Bautista are excellent foils for this story to unfold. Both are incredible actors, imbuing their roles with so much texture and nuance that they hit the characters’ realities as well as the show’s thematic messages without losing believability. But the rest of the cast is just as impressive.
Romnick Sarmenta plays Kiko’s dad, whose death serves as the inciting incident in Kiko’s story. Sarmenta is a solid, reliable actor, and is always good in everything. With his character’s early passing and the protagonist shift from Bautista to Veneracion halfway through the show’s pilot, Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence feels unpredictable and refreshing.
The pilot ends with a teaser for the next episode featuring Jane Oineza as a policewoman who seems dedicated to the operation and may take center stage. Will each of the six episodes introduce new players into the show’s depiction of this tragic turn of our nation’s history? It’s an exciting proposal that will pay off well if the succeeding episodes keep up the energy and pace of the pilot.
Praico makes this show feel big. He uses an interplay of wide shots to highlight the milieu of this narrative’s world but also knows that in television, the close-up is key. He shifts his camera lens with precision that makes Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence feel cinematic and grand, while still fully utilizing television’s natural intimacy with its characters. One scene features Bautista running away from the police, moving through the shanties of his turf, up onto the stainless-steel roofs of the slums, and down into another home. It is a massive sequence, impressively shot and edited that lets the audience know they are watching something on a completely different level. The writing is crisp and doesn’t feel like it is spoon-feeding its viewers, which elevates it further.
Currently, Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence is searching for a platform to call home. I hope it ends up on a streaming site that will allow the creators to retain the violence, brutality, gore, and profanity contained in the pilot episode. It is a very real, grounded work that needs that level of violence to heighten the horrors of that period. In this show, no one is purely good or bad, which is one of the things I like about it. Even Father Tom shares his moment of frailty that led him down this path; no one here is entirely innocent, and that feels exactly right for this show.
My Rating: 4.5 Stars
Which streaming platform do you hope picks up this series? Sound off in the comments with your thoughts on Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence as it searches to find its home.
Music fans around the globe are in for an exciting experience as Disney+ and Hulu officially team up to livestream major music festivals, including Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Lollapalooza, and Austin City Limits. For the first time, audiences worldwide will be able to tune in live through both streaming platforms and enjoy some of the biggest performances of the year in real time.
The move marks another major step in Hulu’s long-running partnership with Live Nation. Now in its sixth year of streaming live festival content, Hulu continues to expand its reach, while Disney+ adds an even larger global audience to the mix. Together, the platforms are turning music festivals into shared international events that fans can enjoy from virtually anywhere.
“Music festivals are among the most electric, can’t-miss moments in culture, and now Disney+ and Hulu subscribers around the world can experience the excitement,” said Lauren Tempest, Head of Content Planning & Partnerships, DTC at The Walt Disney Company. “As we continue to extend our live offerings, we remain committed to bringing fans the biggest, most iconic moments right as they happen, and are thrilled to bring that vision to life with Live Nation.”
Live Music Goes Global
As live entertainment continues to evolve, streaming has become an essential way for fans to stay connected to their favorite artists and events. Disney+ and Hulu are leaning further into live programming, offering audiences a steady stream of cultural moments, sports, news, and now even more live music experiences.
The growing demand for international music content is impossible to ignore. According to the 2025 Live Nation Living for Live Global Study, 73% of music fans say they are listening to more international artists than ever before. Meanwhile, 85% believe live music now connects people beyond language and geography.
Kevin Chernett, EVP and Head of Global Media Partnerships at Live Nation, emphasized how livestreaming is reshaping the festival experience.
“Music festivals used to be experiences reserved for the people who could physically be there,” said Kevin Chernett, EVP, Head of Global Media Partnerships at Live Nation. “Now they’re becoming global live moments that fans want to experience together in real time, no matter where they are in the world. Expanding this partnership with Disney+ and Hulu allows these festivals to reach music fans at an entirely different scale.”
Festival Dates to Watch
Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival is set to take place from June 12 to 15, while Lollapalooza returns from July 31 to August 3. More information about the livestream schedules and featured performances will be announced closer to each event.
With streaming platforms continuing to invest in live entertainment, fans can expect even more unforgettable festival moments delivered straight to their screens.
Source: Live Nation Living for Live Global Study 2025. Findings are based on responses from 42,000 participants aged 18 to 54 across 15 countries.
As the second season of Daredevil: Born Again comes to a close, Disney+ has released a one-shot special, The Punisher: One Last Kill. The special is co-written by Jon Bernthal, who reprises his role as Frank Castle, alongside co-writer and director Reinaldo Marcus Green. Having last seen Frank Castle in the first season of Daredevil: Born Again and we have seen him in trailers for the upcoming Spider-Man movie, it is clear he remains essential to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This special interweaves itself seamlessly into the chaotic, borderline-dystopian world of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 (though, to be honest, it’s not that far off from what we see in the news sans superpowered vigilantes).
In this 51-minute special, we see Frank Castle struggling under the weight of his post-traumatic stress disorder. Having killed all the criminal families responsible for the death of his wife and children, Castle is left aimless and without purpose. He hides out in New York’s Little Sicily, which has turned into a chaotic battleground; without the mobsters running the streets, gangs roam free and attack without consequence. Castle contemplates suicide until he is confronted by Ma Gnucci (a spectacular Judith Light), the last surviving member of the Gnucci family, one of those families Frank was taking revenge on. Having tracked him down, she puts a bounty on his head and exposes his location. From there, the episode turns from a quiet, dramatic exploration of one man’s trauma and its effects into a no-holds barred, violent bloodbath with explosive action sequences and a grim renewal of Frank Castle’s sense of purpose.
The first twenty minutes are all atmosphere and mood, we really get into the mind of Frank Castle. Bernthal is so good at creating vulnerability from an otherwise terrifying very powerful man. As an intensely physical actor, he expresses the full spectrum of character’s interiority through hi body language. Seeing that he co-wrote the script, he is able to show off restraint with the dialogue, clearly knowing exactly which parts he could show through body language and his eyes. It is a riveting performance that reaffirms why Bernthal is such an excellent choice for the character.
Taking off from Daredevil: Born Again, this special puts a spotlight on lawlessness, serving as a bleak commentary on how our civilization seems to be crumbling down. Unrestrained violence and a brazen capacity to do harm take center stage here, yet The Punisher: One Last Kill also shows us how hope still flourishes even in the most violent of storms.
The special starts off slow, a good twenty minutes is there to set up the world and establishing Frank’s unwillingness to engage with it. His mission is done, his hope is depleted, and the narrative can occasionally get dragging. However, Bernthal remains such a compelling presence that he makes it bearable but you can also see that this is just a set up for an explosive final thirty minutes. What follows is a bloodbath that moves from one unit in an apartment complex down into the streets. It’s bloody, brutal, gory and relentless.
Ultimately, the special serves up the dual halves of Frank Castle’s psyche, as a character, and shows us how he continues to move on in the MCU. It will be interesting to see how this character would appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, a film bound to have a more family-friendly rating. What is most important, however, is that Frank Castle is officially back as The Punisher, and One Last Kill is a great special to bring him back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
HBO Max has officially green lit season two of its upcoming original Harry Potter television series ahead of the highly anticipated premiere of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, arriving Christmas 2026.
With excitement continuing to build around the new adaptation, the streaming platform also revealed that production for the second season is set to begin this Autumn. The series will stream exclusively on HBO Max.
Jon Brown Promoted to Co-Showrunner
As part of the latest announcement, Jon Brown — known for his work on HBO’s Succession and The Franchise — has been elevated from writer on season one to Co-Showrunner for season two.
Francesca Gardiner, who writes and executive produces the series, spoke warmly about the expanded collaboration.
“As we have laid out our plans for the overlapping production schedules to finish season one by Christmas and to return to production for season two this Autumn, it has become clear that bringing on a Co-Showrunner is the key to maintaining our momentum. I’ve loved working with Jon from the very first day we met on Succession through to these recent times together on Harry Potter. Not only do I have huge admiration for his writing, but he’s also a brilliant collaborator and a lovely person. We are lucky to have him.”
Jon Brown also shared his enthusiasm for continuing the journey at Hogwarts.
“I’m incredibly excited to be collaborating with Francesca as Co-Showrunner. It has been a joy to write on Philosopher’s Stone and I’d like to thank Francesca and HBO for putting their faith in me to continue this remarkable journey. Seems you’re never too old to get your invitation to Hogwarts.”
Returning to the Wizarding World
The first season introduces audiences to Harry Potter’s discovery of magic after receiving his Hogwarts acceptance letter on his 11th birthday.
Official Season One Logline
There is nothing special about Harry Potter – at least that’s what his Aunt Petunia always says. On his 11th birthday, a letter of admittance to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry opens up a hidden world for Harry: one of fun, friendship and magic. But with this new adventure comes great risk as Harry is forced to face a dangerous enemy from his past.
The upcoming series promises a fresh retelling of J.K. Rowling’s iconic novels while staying faithful to the beloved source material that captivated generations of readers around the world.
Creative Team Behind the Series
The HBO original adaptation is written and executive produced by Francesca Gardiner, with Mark Mylod serving as executive producer and directing multiple episodes.
Produced in association with Brontë Film and TV and Warner Bros. Television, the series also counts J.K. Rowling, Neil Blair, Ruth Kenley-Letts, and David Heyman among its executive producers.
Watch the Official Teaser
Fans eager for a first look can revisit the official teaser here:
Stream on HBO Max
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Prime Video has officially released the teaser trailer, key art, and exclusive first-look images for Elle, the upcoming prequel series inspired by the beloved Legally Blonde franchise. Produced by Amazon MGM Studios alongside Hello Sunshine, the series is set to premiere globally on July 1 in more than 240 countries and territories.
Even before its highly anticipated launch, the streaming platform has already renewed Elle for a second season — signaling strong confidence in the series’ bright future.
A Young Elle Woods Takes Center Stage
Set years before Elle Woods became one of pop culture’s most iconic law students, Elle introduces audiences to her teenage years in 1995. Long before Harvard and courtroom victories, Elle is simply a high school student trying to survive friendships, romance, and the emotional whirlwind of growing up.
While navigating awkward trends and complicated social dynamics, Elle leans heavily on the unwavering support of her family, especially her mother. Their close bond becomes the emotional heart of the story, helping shape the confident and determined woman fans eventually meet in Legally Blonde.
Packed with nostalgic charm and heartfelt moments, the series offers a refreshing new chapter for longtime fans and first-time viewers alike.
Behind the Scenes of Elle
The series was created by Laura Kittrell, known for her work on High School and Insecure. Kittrell also serves as co-showrunner and executive producer alongside Caroline Dries.
Executive producers include:
Reese Witherspoon
Lauren Neustadter
Amanda Brown
Marc Platt
Jason Moore, best known for directing Pitch Perfect, directed the first two episodes and also joins the project as an executive producer.
Bryan J. Raber and Asmita Paranjape serve as producers, while Josie Craven and Jen Regan are attached as supervising producers.
Meet the Cast
Lexi Minetree leads the series as young Elle Woods, stepping into the role made famous by Reese Witherspoon.
The cast also features Amy Pietz, June Diane Raphael as Eva Woods, Tom Everett Scott as Wyatt Woods, Jacob Moskovitz, Gabrielle Policano, Chandler Kinney and Zac Looker.
Recurring cast members include Jessica Belkin, Danielle Chand, Matt Oberg, Chloe Wepper, Logan Shroyer, Sharon Taylor, David Burtka, Brad Harder, Kayla Maisonet, Lisa Yamada, and James Van Der Beek.
The Teaser Brings Major ’90s Energy
The newly released teaser trailer gives viewers a stylish glimpse into Elle’s teenage world, complete with vibrant fashion, school drama, emotional family moments, and plenty of signature Elle Woods charm.
With its nostalgic setting, colorful visuals, and empowering themes, Elle is shaping up to become one of Prime Video’s standout series of the year.
As the summer heat rolls in, there’s no better way to cool down than diving into a fresh lineup of must-watch shows and films. This May, Netflix brings a vibrant mix of action-packed adventures, heartfelt dramas, thrilling mysteries, and feel-good stories—perfect for lazy afternoons, weekend binges, or late-night escapes. From small-town heroes discovering superpowers to emotional tales of love, loss, and second chances, this season’s releases promise something for every mood under the sun.
YOUR TOP PICK THIS MONTH
The WONDERfools (Series) Launch date: May 15
A goofy group of townies stumbles into superpowers and fights rising evil as doomsday panic grows in this wild, turn-of-the-century action comedy.
DEEP FEELINGS
Remarkably Bright Creatures (Film) Launch date: May 8
While working nights at a small-town aquarium, a widow bonds with a clever octopus and an adrift young man in this moving drama based on the bestseller.
The Master Cutter (Series) Launch date: May 8
In Baclaran, a former scout ranger turned tailor hides his secret life as a tracker — until he takes in a street-smart girl and is hired to hunt her down.
Berlin and the Lady with an Ermine (Series) Launch date: May 15
Hungry for a new heist, Berlin summons the gang to Seville and turns an ambitious duke into the victim of his own plan: to steal a Da Vinci masterpiece.
A ladies’ man finds his life upended when he wakes up in a parallel world dominated by women. With the rules of engagement changed, he goes head-to-head with a fiery female colleague in a playful satire about what happens when the script is flipped.
FAMILIAR FACES
The Chestnut Man: Hide and Seek (Series) Launch date: May 7
After a woman goes missing, the Copenhagen police hunt a stalker who taunts victims with a chilling children’s rhyme. Based on the novel “Hide and Seek.”
Devil May Cry: Season 2 (Series) Launch date: May 12
A war between worlds ignites as Dante confronts his own devils and must battle the only force that mirrors his own: his estranged twin brother, Vergil.
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder: Season 2 (Series) Launch date: May 27
The friends reunite for four new seasonal get-togethers, as they process a personal loss and embrace the regrets and reinventions of middle age.
FRESH FROM ASIA
Glory (Series) Launch date: May 5
In a small-town boxing hub, two brothers investigate a shocking murder while navigating a troubled reunion with their father, a renowned coach.
My Dearest Assassin (Film) Launch date: May 7
A woman whose rare blood type puts a target on her back finds protection in the arms of the deadly assassin she loves — together, they fight to survive.
The Loved One (Film) Launch date: May 14
A former couple reunites after many years apart, reflecting on all the memories, love and heartbreak they shared in their decade-long relationship.
A young woman from a traditional family learns she’s intersex, sparking a journey of self-discovery, gender identity and love found in unexpected places.
In a seemingly perfect retirement community, a crew of unlikely heroes must stop an otherworldly threat from stealing the one thing they don’t have: time.
Calabasas Confidential (Series) Launch date: May 29
Fresh out of college, a tight-knit group of friends, exes and rivals returns to hillside SoCal luxury and unfinished drama in this opulent reality series.
Rafa (Documentary) Launch date: May 29
In this documentary series, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Rafael Nadal, reflects on his career, legacy and final season on the court.
K-Pops! (Film) Launch date: May 30
Desperate to achieve stardom, an American musician joins a K-pop talent show in Seoul — only to discover a rising contestant is the son he never knew.
The guest is king — but so is the host! Yu Jae-seok opens his first B&B, where he runs things his way and treats guests to his signature games.
Whether you’re staying in to beat the heat or planning a cozy binge session after a day out, Netflix’s summer offerings are ready to keep you entertained all season long. With stories that spark laughter, suspense, and heartfelt connections, this lineup invites you to sit back, press play, and make every summer moment a little more unforgettable.
This May 2026, Prime Video rolls out an exciting lineup of series and films that promise high-stakes action, gripping drama, and heartfelt romance. From returning global hits to compelling new stories, viewers can expect edge-of-your-seat thrillers, swoon-worthy love stories, and powerful narratives rooted in history and humanity. Whether you’re into espionage, fantasy, or emotional journeys, this month’s releases deliver something for every kind of binge-watcher.
Top-Tier Series Premieres
Citadel Season 2 Premiere: May 6, 2026
The adrenaline-fueled spy saga returns as Mason Kane, Nadia Sinh, and Bernard Orlick are pulled back into action to stop a new global threat. With a fresh team of operatives and a conspiracy that could alter humanity’s future, the stakes soar higher than ever in this action-packed sequel.
Love is Never Gone Premiere: May 8, 2026
A tale of love, betrayal, and redemption unfolds as Teo and Yana’s lives intertwine through crime, sacrifice, and heartbreak. Years after being torn apart, fate brings them back together revealing shocking truths and testing whether love can truly survive betrayal.
Good Omens Season 3 Premiere: May 13, 2026
Aziraphale and Crowley return for their most personal and perilous journey yet. As Heaven prepares for the Second Coming and their friendship hangs in the balance, the unlikely duo must decide if their bond—and the world—is still worth saving.
Off Campus Premiere: May 13, 2026
Based on the bestselling novels, this college drama dives into the lives of elite hockey players and the women around them. Love, heartbreak, and self-discovery collide in a story about growing up and finding connection.
It’s Not Like That Season 1 Premiere: May 15, 2026
Two newly single parents navigate life, family, and unexpected emotions. As Malcolm and Lori adjust to their new realities, they begin to question if their connection is more than just friendship.
Spider-Noir Premiere: May 27, 2026
Set in 1930s New York, this noir-inspired superhero series follows a weary private investigator forced to confront his past as the city’s lone masked hero.
Must-Watch Movies
Quezon May 2026 (TBA)
This powerful historical drama chronicles Manuel L. Quezon’s political rise during the American occupation, culminating in the pivotal 1935 presidential elections that shaped Philippine history.
No Place to Be Single Premiere: May 8, 2026
Set in the picturesque Tuscan countryside, a single mother’s quiet life is disrupted by the return of a childhood friend—with romance, ambition, and family legacy hanging in the balance.
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War Premiere: May 20, 2026
Jack Ryan is thrust back into a dangerous covert mission as a deadly conspiracy unfolds. Joined by trusted allies and a new partner, he faces his most personal and high-stakes battle yet.
From pulse-pounding action to deeply emotional storytelling, Prime Video’s May 2026 lineup delivers unforgettable entertainment across genres. Whether you’re revisiting fan-favorite franchises or discovering new stories, this month’s premieres invite you to sit back, stream, and get lost in worlds where anything can happen.
