London is preparing for a spectacular year of cinema in 2026, with the city's iconic venues set to host a dazzling array of major film premieres. From long-awaited sequels to brand-new blockbusters, the capital's red carpets will be busy welcoming Hollywood's elite and British stars alike.
Star-Studded Schedule for Film Fans
According to information from premiere ticket supplier Cornucopia Events, the calendar is already filling up with highly anticipated events. While exact dates are still to be finalised, the lineup promises glittering arrivals in Leicester Square and potential surprise appearances along the South Bank throughout the year.
The first half of 2026 will see a particularly strong start. Major titles confirmed for London premieres include the horror sequel Ready or Not Here I Come, the brutal video game adaptation Mortal Kombat II, and the beloved animated continuation Toy Story 5.
Confirmed 2026 London Premiere Lineup
The full list of films expected to hold their UK or world premieres in London next year is extensive. The schedule, as it currently stands, includes:
January: The month kicks off with premieres for GOAT, Crime 101, The Bride, Hoppers, Flowevale Street, The Magic Faraway Tree, The Singing Priest, Ready or Not Here I Come, and Lee Cornyn’s The Mummy.
February: Audiences can look forward to Animal Friends, Three Bags Full: A Sheep Detective Movie, Mortal Kombat II, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, Finding Emily, Shiver, The Odyssey, and Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie.
March: This month will feature Coyote vs Acme, P31 Hoppers, and The Cat In The Hat.
April: A premiere for the film titled Michael.
June: The highlight will be the much-anticipated Toy Story 5.
July: The summer season brings premieres for Moana, Supergirl, and Minions 3.
A Major Boost for London's Cultural Scene
These premieres represent a significant moment for London's status as a global cultural capital. They not only provide excitement for local film fans but also generate substantial economic activity and international media attention for the city.
The blend of franchises, awards contenders, and fresh intellectual property ensures there will be something for every cinema-goer. With heavyweights from the Star Wars and Toy Story universes leading the charge, 2026 is shaping up to be an unmissable year for movie lovers in the capital.