Upcoming War Movies & TV

Upcoming war and military stories include Ron Howard's Alone at Dawn for Amazon MGM, Netflix's The Mosquito Bowl, Prime Video's Terminal List Season 2, and adjacent historical combat dramas on weekly calendars. Pure battlefield theatricals are fewer than thrillers in this window.

Cross-genre titles appear on more than one FilmBase page when that helps readers browsing mood—for example a heist comedy under both Action and Comedy—without changing the studio listing or distributor.

Movies

Alone at Dawn

Upcoming · Amazon MGM Studios

Ron Howard directs Alone at Dawn for Amazon MGM Studios and Imagine, adapting the John Chapman / Air Force combat-controller story. Trade coverage names Adam Driver and Anne Hathaway among the cast.

The film is planned as a theatrical awards-season title.

The Mosquito Bowl

Netflix · Film

The Mosquito Bowl dramatizes a WWII Marine football game and sits at the intersection of war and sport. Metacritic lists a limited opening ahead of Netflix.

War-history readers should treat the Netflix premiere as the broad access window.

Zero A.D.

Upcoming · Angel Studios (theatrical)

Angel Studios' Zero A.D. (wide on Metacritic) is billed drama/thriller with historical framing that may include conflict settings—confirm combat emphasis on Angel's synopsis.

Listed as adjacent historical conflict cinema rather than a confirmed modern war film.

How to Divorce During the War

Upcoming · Zeitgeist / Kino Lorber (rent/buy)

Metacritic lists How to Divorce During the War for a Zeitgeist Films/Kino Lorber foreign/drama rent-buy window.

Specialty war-adjacent dramas often bypass wide theatrical for digital.

Warfare-adjacent studio pipeline

Upcoming · Various

Beyond Alone at Dawn, studio calendars in early showed fewer large modern-combat tentpoles than fantasy or superhero openings. Additional war titles will appear when studios lock weekends.

TV Series / New Seasons

The Terminal List Season 2

Prime Video · Series

Terminal List Season 2 continues military-thriller storytelling on Prime Video per Amazon's upcoming-originals list.

It is contemporary special-operations fiction rather than a historical war epic.

Bloodaxe Season 2

Prime Video · Series

Amazon's upcoming-originals list includes Bloodaxe Season 2. Confirm whether the returning season emphasizes historical conflict when Prime publishes a window.

No premiere day was listed on the press calendar excerpt consulted.

Military stories on the calendar

Modern large-scale war tentpoles are scarce on the current calendars.

The Mosquito Bowl brings WWII through a football lens into Netflix's window. Terminal List Season 2 supplies contemporary military-thriller television on Prime Video. Specialty titles such as How to Divorce During the War illustrate how war-adjacent foreign dramas often go digital.

When studios lock additional combat features, they can join this page with Sources. Until then, the military titles above are the public slate.

Sources

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Prime Video

Hand selected Prime Video series by FilmBase.org

Fallout

Step out of the Vault and into Prime Video's Fallout, the post-apocalyptic adventure based on one of the greatest video games of all time. Ella Purnell, Walton Goggins, and Aaron Moten lead a gleefully weird, highly violent wasteland where vault-raised survivors collide with the haves and have-nots fighting over whatever's left. Hit play and let the wasteland rewrite your weekend.

The Boys

Prime Video's The Boys flips the cape fantasy: superheroes as famous as celebrities and as powerful as gods, abusing those powers instead of saving anyone. Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, and Antony Starr head the fight as ordinary people take on The Seven and the Vought machine behind them. Queue it up when you want sharp, gritty, no-mercy entertainment.

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan

John Krasinski's Jack Ryan leaves the analyst desk and drops into a deadly cat-and-mouse chase across Europe and the Middle East after spotting a trail of suspicious bank transfers. With Wendell Pierce and Michael Kelly in the field mix, this Prime Video thriller keeps the stakes global and the pace locked on. Start Season 1 and ride the Clancy tension straight through.

Secret Level

Secret Level is Prime Video's adult animated anthology from the creative minds behind Love, Death + Robots—fifteen original stories set inside beloved video-game worlds. Voices and faces include Arnold Schwarzenegger, Keanu Reeves, and Kevin Hart across action-packed, intense shorts built for gamers. Press play and binge the celebration of games one episode at a time.

American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story

American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story pulls you into the rise of Playboy and the man behind the bunny, told with never-before-seen footage from Hefner's private archive. Hugh Hefner and Matt Whelan anchor this Prime Video docuseries about culture, controversy, and a brand that remade the century. Stream it when you want the story behind the magazine that would not stay quiet.

Reacher

Alan Ritchson is Jack Reacher on Prime Video—size, brains, and zero patience for the wrong kind of trouble. In this season's Maine-set run he foils a kidnapping, walks into a powerful family's operation, and closes in on old enemy Quinn while corrupt agents and a major criminal plot tighten the net. Hit play and let Reacher finish what the bad guys started.

Borat: VHS Cassette of Material Deemed “Sub-acceptable” By Kazakhstan Ministry of Censorship and Circumcision

Prime Video unlocks never-before-seen footage from Borat Subsequent Moviefilm in this sharp, short special fronted by Sacha Baron Cohen and Maria Bakalova. It's pure Borat energy—awkward, fearless, and built for one more round of Kazakhstan chaos. Press play when you need a fast comedy hit that still goes for the jugular.