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Netflix will release 62 original movies and series in September – here’s a list of every single one

Zach Epstein
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Updated Aug 21st, 2020 10:28AM EDT
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  • Netflix’s September 2020 releases list is finally here and it is packed from start to finish with great movies and TV series.
  • There are plenty of fan favorites arriving on Netflix in the month of September, but people are always most excited to see all the new original content Netflix has in store.
  • Subscribers will not be disappointed next month, with a number of huge releases slated to hit the streaming service in September including Criminal UK season 2, The Gift season 2, and three hotly anticipated movies: I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Enola Holmes, and The Devil All the Time.

When it comes to new original releases, Netflix’s August 2020 release lineup isn’t exactly the most exciting roster we’ve seen in recent months. Sure, there have been a few big like Project Power starring Jaime Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt or Teenage Bounty Hunters. And yes, there are still more big releases planned, namely Lucifer season 5 this coming Friday. All things considered, however, it’s a pretty lackluster month for the world’s #1 source of streaming entertainment.

Thankfully, that all changes next month. Netflix’s September releases list is jam-packed full of movies, TV series, documentaries, and specials that people are beyond excited about. In fact, it’s almost difficult to know where to begin. The debut season of Young Wallander on September 3rd looks very promising and then two hotly-anticipated releases will arrive just one day later: I’m Thinking of Ending Things and Away, which stars Hillary Swank as an astronaut on the first manned mission to Mars. The Gift season 2, Ratched with Sarah Paulson, and Criminal UK season 2 are also set to debut this month, but the two biggest additions in September are both movies: Enola Holmes starring Millie Bobby Brown and The Devil All the Time starring Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson.

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You’ll find the complete release schedule of Netflix original movies, series, and specials down below, and we’ve included links where available. You can also see the complete release September 2020 release schedule including content licensed from other studios right here.

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  • A Love Song for Latasha — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

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  • Whose Vote Counts, Explained — NETFLIX ORIGINAL

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  • American Murder: The Family Next Door — NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY

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