Katseye: Wild Hearts (2026)

Before the fandom comes for me: Katseye: Wild Hearts was made with the group’s own record labels, so nobody here gets grilled. It’s an 80-minute scrapbook of sit-down interviews and backstage footage, following the six members from their debut to right now. The most interesting stretch covers how the internet first reacted to Gnarly, which is a fun swerve for a fan film. Manon’s break from the group is covered too, and the 2026 Grammy nominations get their moment. Director Nadia Hallgren keeps it moving, and fans will love the time with Daniela, Lara, Manon, Megan, Sophia and Yoonchae. Everyone else may find it polished and safe. It made $6.96 million worldwide. A 5.2 because it’s a sweet gift for the fandom and a thin movie for anyone outside it. $9.39 says you look up the Gnarly video afterward and play it twice before admitting you kinda get it now.

What works: Fans get plenty of time with all six members, plus a look back at how the internet first reacted to Gnarly.

What doesn’t: Made with the group’s own labels, it plays polished and safe, more scrapbook than honest portrait.

Who it’s for: Katseye fans who already know every member’s birthday by heart.