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Best Movies and Shows to Stream in September 2026: The Ultimate Guide

Major streaming services including Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and Paramount+ are rolling out their lineup of new movies and television shows for September 2026, offering viewers a mix of returning crime dramas, high-profile spinoffs, and extensive library additions,…

Best Movies and Shows to Stream in September 2026: The Ultimate Guide

Major streaming services including Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and Paramount+ are rolling out their lineup of new movies and television shows for September 2026, offering viewers a mix of returning crime dramas, high-profile spinoffs, and extensive library additions, according to comprehensive platform schedules.

New Television Series and Returning Seasons on Netflix and Hulu

The platform also launches the fifth season of Fauda and the second season of The Gentlemen. Meanwhile, Hulu brings back the comedy series Chad Powers for its latest season, featuring the return of its signature mustachioed protagonist.

Prime Video and Paramount+ Expansions

Over at Paramount+, viewers gain access to the second season of the gritty crime drama MobLand, which continues the platform’s focus on high-stakes genre storytelling.

Extensive Movie Library Additions Across Platforms

Beyond original programming, streaming libraries are receiving massive influxes of catalog titles. Netflix adds dozens of feature films on September 1, ranging from blockbuster franchises like Jaws, Scarface, and multiple installments of the Resident Evil series to comedies like Knocked Up and Liar Liar. Additional September arrivals on Netflix include Straight Outta Compton, The Boy Next Door, and Phantom Thread.

Best Movies and Shows to Stream in September 2026: The Ultimate Guide
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For alternative viewing options, platforms like Kanopy and MGM+ are rolling out curated selections throughout the month. Kanopy’s schedule features acclaimed titles such as The Iron Claw (2023) and Carol (2015), alongside historical television versions of Scenes From a Marriage. MGM+ brings the new release American Hostage to its subscriber base on September 20.

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