September arrives packed with new releases for streaming enthusiasts. The major platforms have prepared a wide catalog of premieres , ranging from big Hollywood productions to independent gems. Among the most anticipated titles are the eagerly awaited adaptation of Mercedes Ron's novel, the return of the Pixar animated saga, and the spin-off of one of the most popular series of recent years.
The selection is so varied that it's hard to choose. On one hand, we have action movies with stars like Ryan Reynolds, and on the other, documentaries that promise to thrill. Series also have their place, with new seasons of classics and original offerings . Below, we review the premieres you can't miss this month.
Featured releases on streaming platforms
One of the most anticipated titles is 'Enfrentados: Marfil' (Confronted: Ivory), the adaptation of Mercedes Ron's novel, which arrives on Prime Video on September 9. Starring Ester Expósito and Hugo Diego GarcÃa, it tells the story of Marfil Cortés, a young woman kidnapped and released without explanation, whose father hires an enigmatic bodyguard. The chemistry between the two is immediate, despite their differences. If you have any questions about the settings, you can learn how to change the language on Amazon Prime Video.
Another must-see is 'The Mandalorian and Grogu', which arrives on Disney+ on September 2nd . The film continues the adventures of bounty hunter Din Djarin and his adorable apprentice at a pivotal moment for the New Republic. Star Wars fans won't want to miss this chapter.
For animation fans, 'Toy Story 5' premieres on September 23 on Disney+ . In this installment, Jessie leads the toys to help Bonnie make friends, while grappling with her past and the encroachment of new technologies. A story that promises to thrill audiences of all ages.
Movies that arrive in the catalogs
This month also brings 'Mayday', a thriller starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh, which premieres on September 4 on Apple TV+. The plot follows a US Navy pilot stranded behind enemy lines during the Cold War, with an unexpected twist: his captor is a fanatic of American culture.
In the independent film scene, 'Yo no moriré de amor' (I Will Not Die of Love) debuts on September 4th on Filmin and on the 8th on Movistar Plus+ . Directed by Marta Matute, it tells the story of Claudia, an 18-year-old who cares for her ailing mother while trying to live her own life. A family drama that has garnered positive reviews.
Also noteworthy is 'Like Goats', an animated comedy inspired by the legend of Stephen Curry , premiering on September 11 on Movistar Plus+. The film follows Will, a goat determined to join the professional 'rugeball' league, proving that even the little ones can succeed.
Series you can't miss
In the series section, 'Neagley' expands the 'Reacher' universe on September 16 on Prime Video . Maria Sten reprises her role as private detective Frances Neagley, who investigates the death of a friend and uncovers a dark conspiracy. A plot full of action and mystery.
Another strong contender is 'The Moment', a mockumentary starring Charli XCX, which premieres on SkyShowtime on September 11. The singer portrays the pressures of fame as she prepares for her first stadium tour, with a cast that includes Rachel Sennott and Alexander Skarsgård.
For horror fans, 'Backrooms' premieres on September 25 on HBO Max and Filmin . Directed by Kane Parsons, the film follows Clark, a man who disappears into a dimension beyond reality, and his therapist Mary, who ventures in to save him. For the best viewing experience, you can install HBO Max on Fire TV.
And we can't forget that 'American Horror Story' returns with its 13th season on September 25th on Disney+ , connecting with the storylines of 'Coven' and 'Apocalypse'. Ryan Murphy fans have an unmissable date.
In short, September is shaping up to be a month brimming with options for all tastes. From big-budget productions to independent gems, streaming platforms have prepared a diverse menu that promises hours of entertainment. All that's left is to choose what to watch first.
