Looking for the perfect family day out? Nothing beats the magic of the big screen – especially with popcorn in hand and a film everyone can enjoy. From laugh-out-loud animations to action-packed adventures, we’ve always got plenty of family favourites showing for all ages.
Landing in cinemas very soon are some huge big-screen adventures, including the hotly anticipated The Mandalorian & Grogu, starring Pedro Pascal and Jeremy Allen White. Or blast off with Mario and friends for more intergalactic fun in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. And for the not-so-little ones, there’s Project Hail Mary – an epic space story starring Ryan Gosling.
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 (11th May)
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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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (11th May)
If you’ve got a Super Mario family league in your house, this film’s for you. Nintendo and Universal Pictures have joined forces for this follow-up to the successful The Super Mario Bros. Movie (2023), delivering slick animation, great characters, and pure crowd-pleasing fun.
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The Mandalorian and Grogu (22nd May)
Set five years after Return of the Jedi and before The Force Awakens, this film follows Mandalorian Din Djarin and his apprentice Grogu on new adventures. With no live-action Star Wars film in seven years, fans won’t want to miss this one.
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Toy Story 5 (19th June)
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.
Supergirl(26th June)
Superman’s more jaded cousin likes to party when she’s not plotting revenge and solving murders. This gritty superhero story proves Supergirl isn’t just notable because of her famous cousin – she has her own stories and scars to reckon with.
Minions & Monsters (1st July)
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 (10th July)
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 (31st July)
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.
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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