With cinema prices rising and televisions becoming more technically advanced and gargantuan the ease and comfort of watching films at home has never had a stronger allure. That’s only going to increase with the latest movies coming to Netflix, which will start heading your way from September 1.
There are some stupendous films that instantly stand out, too, including the finest films that Steven Spielberg and Quentin Tarantino have ever made, Darren Aronofksy’s break-out release, Ben Affleck’s debut as a director and arguably the greatest Mexican and Brazilian exports since Corona and Pele. You can take a look at the full list of new movies coming to Netflix in September below.
Movies coming to Netflix in September
SEPTEMBER 1
Amores Perros
City of God
Dead Poets Society
Deep Blue Sea
Disney’s Hercules
Disney’s Mulan
Fracture
Gangs of New York
Gone Baby Gone
High Risk
Hoodwinked
Hotel for Dogs
Jaws
Jaws 2
Jaws 3
Jaws: The Revenge
Little Evil
Pulp Fiction
Requiem for a Dream
Resurface
She’s Gotta Have It
The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography
The Last Shaman
The Lost Brother
The Rugrats Movie
The Secret Garden
The Squid and the Whale
Who the F**K is that Guy
SEPTEMBER 2
Vincent N Roxxy
SEPTEMBER 4
Graduation
SEPTEMBER 5
Carrie Pilby
Facing Darkness
Like Crazy
Newsies: The Broadway Musical
SEPTEMBER 6
A Good American
Hard Tide
SEPTEMBER 11
The Forgotten
SEPTEMBER 13
Ghost of the Mountains
SEPTEMBER 14
Disney’s Pocahontas
SEPTEMBER 15
First They Killed My Father
Foo Fighters: Back and Forth
George Harrison: Living in the Material World
Larceny
Rumble
Strong Island
SEPTEMBER 18
The Journey Is the Destination
SEPTEMBER 19
Disney’s Beauty And The Beast
Jerry Before Seinfeld
Love, Sweat and Tears
SEPTEMBER 20
Carol
SEPTEMBER 22
The Samaritan
SEPTEMBER 23
Alien Arrival
SEPTEMBER 26
Night School
Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan
SEPTEMBER 27
Absolutely Anything
SEPTEMBER 29
Gerald’s Game
Our Souls at Night
Netflix has also released a handy video as an addition guide to its upcoming September releases, too.
The only issue is that after Disney’s decision to pull their movies from Netflix from 2019 onwards, the likes of Pocahontas and Beauty And The Beast are now basically the equivalent of a divorcee at his ex-wife’s wedding.
