There's something special about a trip to the cinema with the family. Popcorn, big-screen spectacle and unforgettable adventures await, with plenty of films to entertain everyone from little ones to teenagers.
And there's plenty to look forward to. Join the rescue pups for prehistoric fun in Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, discover a magical new world in Disney Animation's Hexed, and enjoy nostalgic Looney Tunes chaos in Coyote vs. ACME. Older kids and teens can return to Panem in The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, while superhero fans can witness the epic team-up event Avengers: Doomsday. Whatever your family's movie tastes, there's a big-screen adventure on the horizon.
If you're planning a trip with the whole crew, make it even better value with our Cineworld Family Ticket, where adult tickets cost the same as children's tickets. Valid for 1 adult and 3 children, or 2 adults and 2 children (children aged 14 and under). Enjoy big-screen adventures for less!
Take a look at all the exciting family films coming to cinemas in 2026.
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The Sheep Detectives
The most unlikely crime-fighters are also the funniest! Get ready for a ‘shear’ delight with The Sheep Detectives. When a shepherd (Hugh Jackman) starts reading crime novels to his flock, the sheep soon become obsessed with solving mysteries. So when a real crime rocks their quiet village, the woolly detectives take it upon themselves to crack the case. Packed with laughs, charm and plenty of baa-rilliant moments, The Sheep Detectives is fun for the whole family.
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Toy Story 5
Uh-oh. What do the toys do when they’re in danger of being nudged out of Bonnie’s orbit by a new tablet, Lilypad? It’s the ultimate modern-era conflict – screens versus toys – with nostalgic appeal for adults and a timely lesson for kids, all wrapped up in the highest-grossing animated franchise of all time.
Minions & Monsters
Given this is the third Minions movie, stemmed from the Despicable Me franchise, it goes without saying those weird little yellow guys are Hollywood movie stars. So Minions & Monsters is going meta, telling the totally true story of how the minions went about casting a monster for their movie, unleashing real monsters on the world in the process. Banana!
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Moana live action
Kids will be watching the live-action remake of Moana in round-eyed wonder as they see their favourite characters come to life. Lush scenery and sweeping ocean vistas pull them deeper into the world, while fresh new takes on the beloved songs mean they’ll still be able to sing along. Pure Disney magic, reimagined.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
This is Tom Holland’s fourth standalone film as the web-slinger, with Peter Parker attempting to start over while facing off against Mister Negative and Menace. He’s single, broke, and has dropped down the league tables of superheroes – but Spidey fans can expect high action with heart and humour. Expect a great family film that delivers on all fronts.
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Coyote vs. ACME
Wile E Coyote’s had enough. The Road Runner’s been giving him the runaround, and the ACME gadgets he bought to help him defeat the big bird have failed him one too many times. He’s not going to stand for it anymore, no siree. So off to court he goes, on a nostalgic voyage into a 2D/live-action movie that’ll please first-timers and spawn a whole new generation of fans.
Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie
What’s cuter than a team of rescue puppies being joined by a posse of baby dinosaurs? The cuteness levels are off the scale for Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, where you join the adorable pups for adventures on Dino Island, as they explore, make new friends… and fight off diamond miners who want to blow up the island!
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The Legend of Aang: The Last Airbender (9th October)
We love the premise of this elements-based movie, set in a world split into the Earth Kingdom, Water Tribe, Fire Nation, and Air Nomads. The question at its heart: which airbender can master all four elements and unite the nations, not just their own? Epic storytelling for the whole family.
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom (31st October)
Want a befitting watch for Halloween that won't leave the kids unable to sleep at night? Aardman Animations' beloved sheep is back with Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom, in which Shaun turns into a mad scientist in order to try and rectify their spoiled prized pumpkin patch. With the Farmer having gone missing and a mysterious beast causing a ruckus in the woods, the flock must save the day and be braved against the downright spooky.
The Cat in the Hat (6th November)
Loved by young families in book form the world over, we’re hopping with excitement about The Cat in the Hat animation. This madcap caper promises loveable lunacy delivered by the one and only cat in the hat. Pure Dr. Seuss magic on the big screen.
The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (20th November)
Do we want to see a young Haymitch compete in the Hunger Games and discover how he changed them forever? You bet we do. The trailer for the prequel to the YA juggernaut shows a visually stunning Panem, an even deadlier arena and high-stakes tension. Ralph Fiennes and Maya Hawke join a star-studded cast.
Hexed (27th November)
An awkward teenager who doesn’t feel she belongs, who feels there’s something wrong with her… that’s how Billie feels until she discovers she has magic powers and stumbles into the world of witches. Disney Animation invites us to embark on their newest enchanting adventure.
Jumanji 3 (11th December)
Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, Kevin Hart, and Karen Gillan return for the final Jumanji film. Even if your family is all grown up, put the call out on WhatsApp and get yourselves down to Cineworld for a nostalgic trip back into this beloved world. One last adventure together.
Avengers: Doomsday (18th December)
It feels as though we’ve been waiting aeons for the latest epic chapter in the Marvel universe, but we’re finally on the last stretch. Not long now until we can get behind the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the Wakandans and the X-Men to face down Doctor Doom and prevent him from destroying entire worlds. This marks the first time the Avengers, the Fantastic Four and X-Men have united on the big screen in a single story. Be there.
The Angry Birds Movie 3 (23rd December)
Those destructive birds are back at it for a third time. From your smartphone to the big screen, prepare for more chaos with a stellar voice cast. From Jason Sudeikis to Josh Gad, Rachel Bloom, and, apparently, Psalm West, son of Kanye West and Kim Kardashian.
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