From classic movies to original series, these are the new, notable titles on popular streaming services.
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Available Sept. 1 on Amazon Prime and Hulu: "There Will Be Blood"
Daniel Day-Lewis is a ruthless oil man in this award-winning Paul Thomas Anderson drama.
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Available Sept. 1 on Amazon Prime and Hulu: "Jerry Maguire"
Tom Cruise is an independent sports agent fighting to keep his one client.
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Available Sept. 1 on Netflix: "Pearl Harbor"
Michael Bay's war drama about the infamous 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor stars Ben Affleck, Kate Beckinsale and Josh Hartnett.
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Available Sept. 1 on Netflix: "The Breakfast Club"
Five high school students bond during Saturday detention in this iconic John Hughes' Brat Pack flick.
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Available Sept. 1 on Amazon Prime and Hulu: "Ghostbusters" and "Ghostbusters II"
Make it a double feature. The first two Ghostbusters flicks hit streaming the same day.
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Available Sept. 1 on Amazon Prime: "Sleepless in Seattle"
A widower's son tries to find his dad a new wife in this classic Nora Ephron rom com reuniting Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.
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Available Sept. 1 on Amazon Prime: "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves"
You'll have Bryan Adams' "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" stuck in your head after watching Robin (Kevin Costner) battle the dastardly Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman).
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Available Sept. 2 on Netflix: "Quantico" Season 3
Stream the final season of ABC's People's Choice Award-winning FBI drama.
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Available Sept. 2 on Amazon Prime: "Future World"
James Franco plays a futuristic warlord in this sci-fi Western featuring Suki Waterhouse, Milla Jovovich and Lucy Liu.
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Available Sept. 4 on Netflix: "Black Panther"
Marvel's mega-blockbuster takes viewers to Wakanda, an advanced kingdom led by T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) — who is also the powerful Black Panther.
Sarah Silverman connects unlike-minded people through humor in this timely Hulu original series.
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Available Sept. 7 on Netflix: "Iron Fist" Season 2
The Marvel series, starring Finn Jones as the superhero Danny Rand, who fights crime with the the fiery Iron Fist, returns with new episodes this month.
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Available Sept. 7 on Netflix: "Sierra Burgess Is a Loser"
Barb from "Stranger Things" is back in this Netflix romantic comedy that's a modern retelling of the Cyrano de Bergerac story — set in a high school.
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Available Sept. 7 on Netflix: "Next Gen"
A lonely girl and a top-secret robot take on bullies, evil bots and a scheming madman in this new family-friendly flick from Netflix.
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Available Sept. 7 on Netflix: "City of Joy"
See the safe haven for women of violence-torn Eastern Congo in this captivating documentary.
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Available Sept. 11 on Netflix: "Daniel Sloss: Live Shows"
The comic finds the funny in some very taboo topics in his latest stand-up special.
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Available Sept. 14 on Netflix: "American Vandal" Season 2
The true-crime satire series is back, and this time two documentarians are investigating the heinous crimes of a "Turd Burglar."
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Available Sept. 14 on Hulu: "The First" Series Premiere
Sean Penn leads an ensemble cast in this Hulu original series centering around a crew of astronauts attempting to become the first humans on Mars.
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Available Sept. 14 on Netflix: "BoJack Horseman" Season 5
The animated comedy series, featuring the voice talents of Will Arnett, Alison Brie and Aaron Paul, is back.
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Available Sept. 14 on Netflix: "Norm Macdonald Has a Show"
The "Saturday Night Live" veteran chats with celebrity guests such as David Letterman and Drew Barrymore on his new talk show.
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Available Sept. 14 on Amazon Prime: "Forever" Season 1
Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph's new comedy series premieres on Amazon Prime this month.
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Available Sept. 16 on Netflix: "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World"
Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera) must defeat his new girlfriend's evil exes in this memorable Edgar Wright comedy.
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Available Sept. 16 on Hulu: "Moonrise Kingdom"
Two young lovebirds run away together in this whimsical Wes Anderson flick.
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Available Sept. 16 on Amazon Prime: "Baby Mama"
Amy Poehler is Tina Fey's unlikely surrogate in this gut-busting comedy.
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Available Sept. 18 on Hulu and Netflix: "American Horror Story: Cult"
Alison Pill and Billie Lourd join the seventh season of the FX horror anthology series set in a town divided by the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Available Sept. 18 on Netflix: "D.L. Hughley: Contrarian"
Why are cell phones ruining relationships? "The Hughleys" star gets into it in his new stand-up special.
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Available Sept. 21 on Netflix: "Maniac"
Emma Stone and Jonah Hill participate in a mysterious pharmaceutical trial in this new, limited series on Netflix. "The Leftovers" actor Justin Theroux costars.
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Available Sept. 21 on Netflix: "Quincy"
Directed by daughter Rashida Jones, this Netflix documentary delves into the fascinating life of legendary music producer Quincy Jones.
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Available Sept. 21 on Netflix: "The Good Cop"
A disgraced former cop (Tony Danza) gives advice to his by-the-book cop son (Josh Groban). The first season of the Netflix original has 10 episodes.
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Available Sept. 21 on Netflix: "Nappily Ever After"
Sanaa Lathan has a seemingly perfect life — until it all falls apart in this Netflix original flick.
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Available Sept. 23 on Netflix: "The Walking Dead" Season 8
Rick Grimes and his band of survivors go to war against Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and the Saviors in the latest season of the AMC zombie series.
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Available Sept. 25 on Netflix: "A Wrinkle in Time"
Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kaling star in Disney's adaptation of the popular fantasy novel.
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Available Sept. 25 on Netflix: "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl"
Revisit the first installment of the blockbuster franchise, centering around the eccentric Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) as he chases down his old ship.
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Available Sept. 26 on Hulu: "This Is Us" Season 3 Premiere
NBC's heart-wrenching family drama is back for a new season. Stream the season premiere the day after it airs.
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Available Sept. 26 on Netflix: "The Hurricane Heist"
It's both a disaster movie and a heist movie: Thieves attempt to rob the U.S. Treasury during a massive hurricane.
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Available Sept. 28 on Netflix: "Hold the Dark"
A naturalist and wolf expert (Jeffrey Wright) finds himself caught in a harrowing mystery in a remote Alaskan village.
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Available Sept. 28 on Netflix: "Chef's Table" Volume 5
The latest season of this foodie delight puts the spotlight on four innovative chefs in Philadelphia, Istanbul, Bangkok and Barcelona.
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Available Sept. 28 on Amazon Prime: "King Lear"
Oscar-winning actor Anthony Hopkins takes on the iconic Shakespearean role surrounded by an all-star cast, including Emma Thompson and Jim Broadbent.
