Catch Me If You Can, The Hateful Eight and Hunger Games: Everything Coming to Tubi in November 2026 to Stream Free

A varied November lineup

Tubi’s November additions will consist mostly of movies, and the platform is bringing in less new content than it has in past months. It is also holding off on a Christmas-focused lineup, offering titles across different genres instead.

The announced selection includes Steven Spielberg’s Catch Me If You Can, the drama Steel Magnolias, Quentin Tarantino’s western The Hateful Eight and the entire Hunger Games movie series. Other titles include The Disaster Artist, Misery and Ex Machina.

Stories behind the films

Catch Me If You Can, directed by Spielberg, follows Frank Abagnale Jr., played by Leonardo DiCaprio, as he carries out cons worth millions of dollars. The film is based on Abagnale Jr.’s semi-autobiographical book.

Steel Magnolias, directed by Herbert Ross, centers on the close ties among women in a small Southern town as they share joyful moments and face tragedies. The comedy drama is based on Robert Harling’s 1987 play.

In The Disaster Artist, Dave Franco plays Greg Sestero and James Franco portrays Tommy Wiseau. The story follows their unlikely friendship and the making of Wiseau’s cult film The Room.

Thrillers and science fiction

Misery adapts Stephen King’s 1987 novel, following novelist Paul Sheldon after a car accident leaves him in the care of nurse Annie Wilkes. Annie’s unsettling conduct grows, while Paul’s prospects for escape diminish.

Ex Machina follows programmer Caleb Smith, played by Domhnall Gleeson, who visits the isolated home of Blue Book chief executive Nathan Bateman, played by Oscar Isaac. Nathan asks him to assess Ava, a humanoid AI robot portrayed by Alicia Vikander.

The Hateful Eight brings eight strangers together at a stagecoach stop during a blizzard. Their differences and concealed histories feed rising tensions and betrayal.

Newer franchise entries

Saw X, directed by Kevin Greutert, is set between Saw and Saw II. John Kramer, played by Tobin Bell, travels to Mexico for an experimental cancer treatment, only to discover a scam and seek payback against those responsible.

Sidelined 3: End Game concludes the Sidelined trilogy and follows USC quarterback Drayton Lahey, played by Noah Beck, to New York City as a Heisman Trophy hopeful. He also hopes to reunite with Dallas Bryan, played by Siena Agudong, who is pursuing a new career and dating Skyler, played by Charlie Gillespie.

Don’t Quit, directed by Chris Stokes, follows a former fighter returning to the ring a decade after an accident ended her career. She trains her younger sister and tries to lead her to victory.