November offers a golf comeback, a heist told across three timelines, and a drama about disability-rights activism. There are also older films newly arriving on Hulu for a family night or a thriller evening. Expand a week below to find the dates, cast, and available official trailers.
CoverageStreaming releases covered: November 1–30, 2026
Eight selected U.S. streaming highlights, including new premieres, older films arriving on Hulu, and a continuing anime episode. These dates are streaming dates, not a complete catalog or a list of theatrical premieres. Schedules may change.
Last verified: November 1, 2026
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This Month at a Glance
U.S. certificates link to official U.S. title pages; series certificates apply to the overall show. Direct IMDb pages were blocked during this check, so scores are marked Not available rather than copied from older search snapshots. Unverified certificates are also marked Not available. Audience notes are editorial suggestions. Ratings checked: November 1, 2026.
- Black Bag (2025) — Hulu
Audience: Adult spy-thriller fans
- Stick — Season 2 — Apple TV
Audience: Adult sports-comedy viewers
- Being Heumann (2026) — Apple TV
Audience: Viewers interested in disability rights and history
- 12 12 12 — Season 1 — Apple TV
Audience: Adult crime-thriller viewers
- Paddington in Peru (2024) — Hulu
Audience: Families who enjoy gentle adventure
- Way of the Warrior Kid (2026) — Apple TV
Audience: Families with older children and underdog-story fans
- Mummies (2023) — Hulu
Audience: Animation fans looking for a light adventure
- Mission: Yozakura Family — Season 2, Cour 2 — Hulu
Audience: Teen and adult action-anime viewers
Choose for the evening you have
Mood and audience are editorial suggestions based on the published premise, not reviews from a completed viewing. Runtime links identify the source. A release date later this month does not mean a title is available tonight.
No picks match all those choices. Try another mood, runtime or service.
Week 1 — November 1–6
2 releases
Black Bag (2025) · Stick — Season 2
Black Bag (2025)
Flick PickSpy thriller
Mood: Tense · Audience: Adult spy-thriller fans
Runtime: 93 minutes
An intelligence officer must investigate his own wife when she becomes a suspected traitor. Steven Soderbergh turns a marriage into an interrogation, with loyalty at home and loyalty to country pulling in opposite directions.
Cast: Cate Blanchett, Michael Fassbender, Marisa Abela
Directed by Steven Soderbergh
A Hulu library arrival; the film originally opened in 2025.
Why it fits: A 93-minute spy mystery suits an adult movie night with a firm finish time. Its marriage-and-loyalty premise gives you a specific question to follow; choose something lighter if that is not tonight’s mood.
Streaming on Hulu
Stick — Season 2
Returning FavoriteSports comedy
Mood: Light · Audience: Adult sports-comedy viewers
Runtime: Episodes vary; check the episode
Pryce Cahill moves from mentoring Santi to attempting his own professional comeback. As Santi faces new expectations, Pryce works with coach Amanda, played by Rhea Seehorn, and caddie Mitts to test what remains of his game.
Cast: Owen Wilson, Peter Dager, Marc Maron, Mariana Treviño, Rhea Seehorn
Created by Jason Keller
Season 2 premiered November 4 with two episodes; Apple schedules one episode each Wednesday through December 30. This is a weekly season, not a complete-season drop. The series first premiered in 2025.
Why it fits: Choose this if you want to follow a comeback one week at a time, especially if you already know the characters from Season 1. Skip it tonight if you want a complete story in one sitting; episode lengths vary.
Streaming on Apple TV
Week 2 — November 7–13
2 releases
Being Heumann (2026) · 12 12 12 — Season 1
Being Heumann (2026)
Flick PickBiographical drama
Mood: Thoughtful · Audience: Viewers interested in disability rights and history
Runtime: 127 minutes
Ruth Madeley portrays Judy Heumann as disability-rights protesters occupy a federal building in 1977. Siân Heder directs this account of collective action and the fight to make civil-rights protections enforceable.
Cast: Ruth Madeley, Mark Ruffalo, Dylan O’Brien
Directed by Siân Heder
Streaming November 13; the November 6 date is for select theaters.
Why it fits: Make room for a longer drama and a conversation afterward. The collective-action premise offers a concrete subject to engage with; at 127 minutes it is not the compact option in this list.
Streaming on Apple TV
12 12 12 — Season 1
Big PremiereHeist thriller
Mood: Tense · Audience: Adult crime-thriller viewers
Runtime: Episodes vary; check the episode
An FBI agent pursues a career criminal through Europe in a story organized around the planning, execution, and aftermath of a robbery. Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan anchor the pursuit.
Cast: Anthony Mackie, Jamie Dornan, Jack Kesy, Agathe Rousselle
Executive produced by Dudi Appleton and Jim Keeble
A new series premiering November 13, 2026.
Why it fits: The three-timeline heist structure is for an evening when you want to pay attention. If you want something easy to dip in and out of, another pick may fit better.
Streaming on Apple TV
Week 3 — November 14–20
1 release
Paddington in Peru (2024)
Paddington in Peru (2024)
Family NightFamily adventure
Mood: Adventure · Audience: Families who enjoy gentle adventure
Runtime: 106 minutes
Paddington and the Brown family travel to Peru to visit Aunt Lucy, only to find a mystery waiting for them. Their search takes the familiar characters into the rainforest and beyond.
Cast: Hugh Bonneville, Emily Mortimer, Olivia Colman
Directed by Dougal Wilson
A Hulu library arrival. First released in 2024; U.S. theatrical release followed in 2025.
Why it fits: Familiar characters and a journey make this a practical family shortlist option. Allow 106 minutes plus breaks, and check the content notes for the children actually watching.
Streaming on Hulu
Week 4 — November 21–27
2 releases
Way of the Warrior Kid (2026) · Mummies (2023)
Way of the Warrior Kid (2026)
Worth WatchingComing-of-age drama
Mood: Thoughtful · Audience: Families with older children and underdog-story fans
Runtime: 106 minutes
A struggling boy gets an unexpected mentor when his injured Navy SEAL uncle stays with the family. Their summer training is about building confidence as well as physical strength.
Cast: Chris Pratt, Jude Hill, Linda Cardellini
Directed by McG
Streaming November 25, as confirmed in Apple’s October 27 trailer announcement.
Why it fits: The mentoring premise gives older children and adults a subject to discuss together. Check the PG-13 content guidance first; the 106-minute runtime is separate from whether the story suits your household.
Streaming on Apple TV
Mummies (2023)
Animated adventure
Mood: Light · Audience: Animation fans looking for a light adventure
Runtime: 88 minutes
Three mummies leave their hidden world and find themselves in modern London. The clash between ancient expectations and city life drives this animated adventure.
Cast: Sean Bean, Eleanor Tomlinson, Hugh Bonneville
Directed by Juan Jesús García Galocha
A Hulu library arrival of the 2023 film. A consistent U.S. certificate could not be verified in this check.
Why it fits: At 88 minutes, this is the shortest film in these November picks. Choose it for an animated fish-out-of-water adventure when time matters; check the title’s content guidance and its November 26 arrival before planning the night.
Streaming on Hulu
End of the month — November 28–30
1 release
Mission: Yozakura Family — Season 2, Cour 2
Mission: Yozakura Family — Season 2, Cour 2
Anime / spy comedy
Mood: Adventure · Audience: Teen and adult action-anime viewers
Runtime: Episodes vary; check the episode
Taiyo’s marriage brings him into a family of spies, where protecting loved ones means learning a dangerous new profession. The ongoing season mixes family friction, romance, and espionage.
Cast: Reiji Kawashima, Kaede Hondo, Katsuyuki Konishi
Directed by Mirai Minato
Continuing weekly episode on November 29, not a season premiere. Hulu also lists new episodes November 1, 8, 15, and 22. Cast names are the original Japanese voices.
Why it fits: This continuing episode belongs on a catch-up plan for viewers already following the family-spy story. It is a less convenient entry point if you want a self-contained movie tonight.
Streaming on Hulu
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Sources & Further Reading
- Disney+ and Hulu — November 2026 U.S. schedule
- Apple — Stick Season 2 date and cast
- Apple — Stick Season 2 story, cast, official trailer and weekly release schedule
- Apple — Being Heumann streaming date, cast, and trailer
- Apple — 12 12 12 premiere, cast, and trailer
- Apple — Way of the Warrior Kid November 25 announcement
- Sony Pictures — Paddington in Peru U.S. release identity and trailer
- Apple TV U.S. — Black Bag (2025) title details
- Apple TV U.S. — Stick — Season 2 title details
- Apple TV U.S. — Being Heumann (2026) title details
- Apple TV U.S. — 12 12 12 — Season 1 title details
- Apple TV U.S. — Paddington in Peru (2024) title details
- Apple TV U.S. — Way of the Warrior Kid (2026) title details
- Apple TV U.S. — Mummies (2023) title details
- Apple TV U.S. — Mission: Yozakura Family — Season 2, Cour 2 title details
- Netflix — Mission: Yozakura Family Japanese production classification (not U.S. availability)
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