This list of Netflix releases for September 2025 stays static once the month ends. For the latest weekly updates on new and upcoming Netflix content in the UK, scroll to the bottom to access our weekly update links. Table of Contents Netflix US Upcoming Releases – Week 1 Welcome to your complete Netflix US coming […]
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Netflix’s guilty pleasure soap opera Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black is back with a vengeance. The second season of this Chicago-based drama premiered on September 11, 2025, and it’s already climbing the streaming charts faster than you can say “family drama.” Created, directed, and executive produced by Tyler Perry himself, this series continues to follow the explosive
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The Rip (expected 2026) is a crime-thriller from director and screenwriter Joe Carnahan, with a story co-developed by Michael McGrale. Starring Matt Damon, Ben Affleck, and a strong supporting ensemble, it promises to be high-stakes and morally murky. Netflix+3Wikipedia+3EW.com+3 Here’s the setup, spoiler-free: a team of Miami cops uncover millions of dollars in a derelict
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Hey, if you’re like me and love a good crime drama that digs into family dysfunction while serving up some stylish New York vibes, then Black Rabbit might just hop its way onto your watchlist. Let’s dive in – I’ll keep things spoiler-free at the start so you can decide if it’s worth your time
If you think you’ve seen every great British crime film, let me introduce you to a blazing hot masterpiece that’s been hiding in plain sight.
Get Carter (1971) stands as one of the most uncompromising and influential British crime films ever made. Directed by Mike Hodges in his directorial debut and starring Michael Caine in one of his most iconic roles, this gangster thriller marked a seismic shift in how British cinema portrayed violence and criminality. Based on Ted Lewis’s 1970
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The Long Good Friday (1980) is a British crime thriller directed by John Mackenzie that serves as both a gripping gangster film and a sharp political commentary.
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Director: Matthew VaughnGenre: Crime Thriller/DramaRelease Year: 2004 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5R4iepdXqo Available On Amazon A London cocaine dealer wants to retire with his millions and his health intact. Matthew Vaughn’s directorial debut “Layer Cake” represents a mature evolution of the British crime film, trading the flashy style and dark comedy of Guy Ritchie’s work for a more sophisticated, character-driven approach. The
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Director: Guy RitchieGenre: Crime Comedy/Action ThrillerRelease Year: 2000 Two years after revolutionizing British cinema with “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” Guy Ritchie returned with “Snatch,” an even more ambitious and polished crime caper that cemented his reputation as a master of the genre. This fast-paced British gangster film weaves together multiple interconnected storylines involving a stolen diamond,