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New Disney classics, blockbuster sequels and more; there are so many films hitting the silver screen in 2026! Here are all the new family movies you'll want to watch with the kids this year.
Sitting in relative peace and quiet with a big bucket of popcorn on a trip to see one of the new movies in Singapore is one of our favourite easy activities to do with the kids on the weekend. It’s also a great way to sneak in a mum me time power nap! It works when the rain is pouring, and you’re looking for things to do indoors. The cinema is also a great place to be when it’s super hot weather and you just want a rest in the air con for a few hours. Bookmark this list of all the new movies at the cinema scheduled for release in Singapore this year. We’ll keep updating it as new releases are announced!
Top kid-friendly cinemas in Singapore
If you’re looking for a cinema in Singapore, there are several options to choose from, and you are sure to find a complex near you.
Shaw Theatres
Shaw Theatres have regular cinema halls, but they also offer huge IMAX screens, a Lumiere experience with roomy leather recliners, and Dreamers, which is the first theatre designed with families in mind. There are comfy sofas, and kids are easily forgiven for popcorn spills and being a little noisier than in a typical cinema!
Golden Village
Golden Village cinemas are scattered throughout the island, and they also offer a Gold Class option with plush reclining seats, a lightweight blanket, and premium food and beverage choices. This is great for a date night or a special movie moment!
New movies now showing at Singapore cinemas in 2026
Disney’s Moana (live action)
This might be the most excited we’ve ever been about a Disney live action adaptation! Moana is coming to big screens this October, with none other than Dwyane ‘The Rock’ Johnson playing the role he voiced in the animated movie, the demi-god Maui. Samoan born Catherine Lagaʻaia will play Moana, and if the trailer is anything to go by, her voice is incredible and she looks
Moana (live action)
Rating: PG
Estimated release date: 9 July 2026
Toy Story 5
The gang from Toy Story are back, this time with a new enemy in the form of a digital frog-tablet called Lilypad. It symbolises modern-day screen addiction, competing with Woody, Buzz, and Jessie as Bonnie’s primary toy. There is already a lot of controversy surrounding this one, but we’ll definitely give it a watch!
Toy Story 5
Rating: PG
Estimated release date: June 2026
Supergirl
Girl power! We can’t wait for this one. Supergirl takes centre stage in this action-packed new adventure as Kara Zor-El is forced into an epic interstellar mission after a dangerous enemy strikes close to home. Teaming up with an unexpected ally, she sets off across the galaxy on a journey fuelled by vengeance, courage, and justice. There’ll be thrilling space battles, emotional stakes, and plenty of superhero action. DC fans won’t want to miss this!
Supergirl
Rating: PG13 (some violence)
Estimated release date: 26 June 2026
Minions 3: Minions & Monsters
New characters, and the same silly, colourful chaos that we love the Minions for. This film follows the Minions’ wild journey from Hollywood fame to total disaster, after their rise to movie-star status goes spectacularly wrong. When they accidentally unleash monsters onto the world, the mischievous yellow crew must put their differences aside and team up to save the planet from the very mayhem they created. Expect plenty of laughs, outrageous antics and the kind of Minion madness that’s guaranteed to keep the whole family entertained.
Minions 3: Minions & Monsters
Rating: PG (Some violence)
Estimated release date: July 2026
New movies coming to cinemas later in 2026
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Spidey fans, are you ready? Spider-Man swings into a new era in the next chapter Brand New Day, following the events of No Way Home. Now living completely alone after erasing himself from the memories of everyone he loves, Peter Parker has fully embraced life as New York’s friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man. But as crime escalates across the city, the pressure of carrying the burden alone begins to take a dangerous toll, triggering mysterious changes that could threaten his existence. Packed with high-stakes action, emotional twists, and powerful new villains, this fresh chapter promises a darker and more mature story for longtime followers of this superhero. And who doesn’t want to see real-life loves Tom Holland and Zendaya back together on the big screen?
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Rating: PG13
Estimated release date: 30 July 2026
Paw Patrol – The Dino Movie
Little dino fans will love this action-packed adventure featuring their favourite rescue pups! In Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, the team is swept away to a mysterious dinosaur island after a storm, where they meet Rex, a stranded pup who becomes their newest ally. When Mayor Humdinger’s reckless mining sets off a rumbling volcano, the pups must spring into action for one of their biggest rescue missions yet, working together to save the island and its prehistoric inhabitants. It’s a fun, fast-paced watch that blends dinosaurs with teamwork and problem-solving. We can’t wait to take the kids to this one!
Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie
Rating: PG
Release Date: 6 August 2026
Coyote vs. Acme
This is giving ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ vibes, with a mix of animation and live action. The story is set in the ACME warehouse, the manufacturer of anything and everything used by the Looney Tunes characters. Stay tuned to find out more!
Coyote vs. Acme
Rating: To be advised
Estimated release date: August 2026
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
On Halloween Eve at Mossy Bottom Farm, things start off festive before going spectacularly pear-shaped thanks to the Farmer and his knack for chaos. RIP pumpkin patch. Enter Shaun, who takes matters into his own hooves with a series of totally under control science experiments (spoiler: they’re not). When a mysterious beast starts lurking in the woods, things tip from messy to downright spooky, with plenty of giggles, mayhem and edge-of-your-seat moments for the kids. It’s a classic farmyard fiasco with a Halloween twist. A little bit creepy, very funny, and packed with the kind of playful mischief the kids will love.
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
Rating: To be advised
Estimated release date: 24 September 2026
Forgotten Island
From the beloved studio behind How to Train Your Dragon, Shrek, and The Wild Robot comes Forgotten Island, a heartfelt new animated adventure about friendship, change, and finding your way back to the people who matter most. The story follows two lifelong best friends as they reunite on a magical journey before life pulls them too far apart. With DreamWorks’ signature mix of humour, emotion, and stunning visuals, this promises to be a touching family film packed with heartwarming moments for kids and grown-ups alike.
Forgotten Island
Rating: To be advised
Estimated release date: 24 September 2026
The Angry Birds Movie 3
Get ready to ruffle some feathers! The Angry Birds Movie 3 is officially flying into cinemas earlier than expected! Now set for a December 23, 2026 release in the US (instead of January 2027), the third instalment welcomes new voices including YouTube stars MrBeast and Salish Matter, alongside familiar fan favourites returning to the flock.
Angry Birds 3
Rating: To be advised
Estimated release date: December 2026
Incredibles 3
Guess what else is in development from Disney and Pixar? It’s the latest addition to The Incredibles franchise! We don’t know much at all about this one, but we’ll be keeping a close eye out for updates!
Incredibles 3
Rating: To be advised
Release date: To be advised
So, which of these 2026 new movies are you most excited to see at the cinema (and at home)?
