Common questions about upcoming movies on Incoming — how scores work, where data comes from, and how to use the site.
Incoming tracks every confirmed upcoming movie release in 2026 and beyond. Browse the full list at /movie, filter by genre, or use the calendar at /calendar to see what's releasing each month. The list is sorted by Hype Score by default — so the films generating the most real audience interest appear first.
The Incoming Hype Score (0–100) for movies is calculated from Wikipedia pageviews, YouTube trailer plays, and community activity on Incoming. It updates daily and reflects genuine audience interest rather than studio marketing spend. A score above 80 means a film is generating significant attention before release.
Yes — for movies with confirmed theatrical or streaming releases, Incoming links to Fandango for tickets and to official streaming platforms where available. Affiliate links are disclosed on each page.
Yes. Incoming sources data from TMDb, which covers films from every major market — including Korean cinema, Japanese anime films, Indian releases, European co-productions, and more. Use the genre filter or search to find titles by origin.
Release dates are re-synced from TMDb every night at 03:00 UTC. When a studio shifts a release date or a film is pulled from the calendar, the update appears on Incoming within 24 hours of the change appearing on TMDb.
Movie data — titles, release dates, cast, directors, trailers, and posters — comes from The Movie Database (TMDb). Ratings (IMDb score, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic) come from OMDb for released films.
Yes — every category listing page has a "This week" strip at the top showing releases in the next seven days. You can also use the calendar at /calendar to browse by month, or filter by release date on the main /movie page.
Browse all upcoming movies → /movie
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