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Netflix US New Releases - Week 1
Welcome to your complete Netflix US coming soon schedule for September Week 1 (September 1-7, 2025). As we kick off the new school year, Netflix is loading up with an incredible mix of blockbuster movies, returning series, and fresh originals that’ll keep you entertained all week long. This comprehensive guide covers all new releases arriving between September 1-7, updates weekly, and includes any official cancellations or delays so you never miss what’s hitting (or leaving) your watchlist.
Netflix UK New Releases Full Schedule
Netflix UK New Releases on September 1, 2025
The first day of September brings Netflix’s biggest content drop of the week, with over 40 titles launching simultaneously!
8 Mile (2002) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: Eminem stars as Jimmy “B-Rabbit” Smith Jr., a struggling Detroit rapper fighting to make it in the underground hip-hop scene. This semi-autobiographical drama showcases the gritty reality of pursuing dreams against all odds.
Who Might Enjoy It: Hip-hop fans, music lovers, and anyone who appreciates underdog stories.
Why Now: Perfect back-to-school motivation about overcoming obstacles and finding your voice.
Billy Madison (1995) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: Adam Sandler’s breakthrough comedy follows a spoiled 27-year-old who must repeat grades 1-12 to inherit his father’s hotel empire. Classic ’90s humor meets surprisingly heartfelt moments.
Who Might Enjoy It: Adam Sandler fans, comedy enthusiasts, and nostalgic ’90s kids.
Why Now: The ultimate back-to-school comedy that’ll make you appreciate your education (or lack thereof).
Inglourious Basterds (2009) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: Quentin Tarantino’s alternate history WWII epic follows a group of Jewish-American soldiers on a mission to take down Nazi leaders. Brad Pitt leads an ensemble cast in this violent, stylized masterpiece.
Who Might Enjoy It: Tarantino fans, war movie enthusiasts, and lovers of ensemble dramas.
Why Now: Christoph Waltz’s Oscar-winning performance continues to influence cinema discussions.
La La Land (2016) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone star in this modern musical about aspiring actress Mia and jazz musician Sebastian pursuing their Hollywood dreams. A love letter to Los Angeles and following your passion.
Who Might Enjoy It: Musical theater fans, romance lovers, and dreamers of all ages.
Why Now: As students head back to school, this film reminds us that it’s never too late to chase your dreams.
Orphan Black (Seasons 1-5) Releases on September 1 – Series.
Description: Tatiana Maslany delivers tour-de-force performances as multiple clones discovering a vast conspiracy. Sci-fi thriller meets identity exploration in this critically acclaimed Canadian series.
Who Might Enjoy It: Sci-fi fans, thriller enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates incredible acting.
Why Now: Perfect binge-watch material as Maslany’s Marvel work brings renewed attention to her breakthrough role.
Bridesmaids (2011) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph lead this raunchy comedy about wedding planning gone wrong. Melissa McCarthy’s breakout performance steals every scene.
Who Might Enjoy It: Comedy fans, anyone planning weddings, and supporters of female-driven humor.
Why Now: Wedding season may be ending, but the laughs are timeless.
Inside Man (2006) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: Spike Lee’s intricate heist thriller stars Denzel Washington as a negotiator facing off against Clive Owen’s methodical bank robber. Jodie Foster adds complexity as a mysterious power broker.
Who Might Enjoy It: Thriller fans, heist movie enthusiasts, and Spike Lee devotees.
Why Now: The sophisticated plotting and stellar performances make this perfect for viewers seeking intelligent entertainment.
Shrek (2001) Releases on September 1 – Movie.
Description: The ogre who started it all! Mike Myers voices the lovable green giant who rescues Princess Fiona (Cameron Diaz) with help from Donkey (Eddie Murphy) in this fairy-tale parody.
Who Might Enjoy It: Families, animation lovers, and anyone who enjoys clever humor that works for all ages.
Why Now: The entire Shrek franchise arrives together, perfect for family movie marathons.
Karen Kingsbury’s A Thousand Tomorrows (Season 1) Releases on September 1 – Series.
Description: A guarded bull rider and ambitious barrel racer fall in love while knowing their time together is limited. This faith-based romance explores making the most of every moment.
Who Might Enjoy It: Romance fans, faith-based content viewers, and rodeo enthusiasts.
Why Now: As seasons change, this story about treasuring time together resonates deeply.
Additional September 1 releases include: 60 Days In (Season 8), Abducted on Prom Night, Boyz n the Hood, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Chicken Run, Dennis the Menace, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Edge of Tomorrow, Franklin & Bash (Seasons 1-4), Knocked Up, Limitless, Paddington, Phantom Thread, Sherlock Holmes, Stand by Me, The Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, We’re the Millers, and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.
Netflix UK New Releases on September 3, 2025
Wednesday (Season 2 – Part 2) Releases on September 3 – Netflix Original Series
Description: Jenna Ortega returns as Wednesday Addams in the final batch of Season 2 episodes. The Nevermore Academy student continues investigating supernatural mysteries while navigating teenage life.
Who Might Enjoy It: Horror-comedy fans, Tim Burton enthusiasts, and anyone who loved Season 1.
Why Now: The highly anticipated conclusion to Season 2 that fans have been waiting for since the first part dropped.
Netflix UK New Releases on September 4, 2025
Pokémon Concierge (Season 1 – Part 2) Releases on September 4
– Netflix Original Series.
Description: More stop-motion adventures continue at the Pokémon resort, where Haru helps Pokémon guests with their vacation needs. Charming, gentle storytelling in beautiful animation.
Who Might Enjoy It: Pokémon fans of all ages, stop-motion animation lovers, and anyone seeking wholesome content.
Why Now: Perfect comfort viewing as summer vacation memories fade and cozy fall vibes begin.
The Blackening (2023) Releases on September 4
– Movie.
Description: Seven Black friends reunite for a weekend getaway and find themselves trapped in a remote cabin with a killer who forces them to play a twisted game. Horror-comedy that cleverly subverts genre tropes.
Who Might Enjoy It: Horror-comedy fans, viewers who appreciate social commentary, and those seeking diverse storytelling.
Why Now: As spooky season approaches, this fresh take on slasher films offers both scares and laughs.
Countdown: Canelo v Crawford (Season 1) Releases on September 4 – Netflix Original Documentary Series.
Description: Behind-the-scenes documentary following the buildup to the highly anticipated boxing match between Canelo Álvarez and Terence Crawford, narrated by Josh Brolin and Diego Luna.
Who Might Enjoy It: Boxing fans, sports documentary enthusiasts, and viewers interested in athletic preparation.
Why Now: Building excitement for the live fight event coming later in September.
Netflix UK New Releases on September 5, 2025
The Great British Baking Show (Collection 13 – New Episodes Weekly) Releases on September 5 – Netflix Original Series.
Description: The tent returns with Noel Fielding, Alison Hammond, and judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith for 10 weeks of baking competition. New bakers compete for the title in signature, technical, and showstopper challenges.
Who Might Enjoy It: Baking enthusiasts, competition show fans, and anyone seeking cozy, positive television.
Why Now: Perfect comfort viewing as fall baking season begins and viewers crave wholesome competition.
Inspector Zende (2025) Releases on September 5 – Netflix Original Movie.
Description: Bollywood thriller about a determined inspector tracking down escaped serial killer Carl Bhojraj who has resurfaced in Mumbai. Cat-and-mouse drama in the streets of India’s film capital.
Who Might Enjoy It: Bollywood fans, thriller enthusiasts, and crime drama lovers.
Why Now: Netflix continues expanding its international content with high-stakes Indian cinema.
Netflix UK New Releases on September 7, 2025
Redeeming Love (2022) Releases on September 7 – Movie.
Description: Abigail Cowen and Tom Lewis star in this period romance about a farmer who falls for a woman with a painful past during the California Gold Rush. Based on the bestselling novel inspired by the biblical story of Hosea and Gomer.
Who Might Enjoy It: Romance fans, faith-based content viewers, and period drama enthusiasts.
Why Now: As fall approaches, this heartwarming story of redemption and second chances provides emotional comfort.
The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity (Season 1) Releases on September 7 – Netflix Original Anime.
Description: Shounen romance anime following high school relationships and coming-of-age struggles. All episodes drop at once for binge-watching.
Who Might Enjoy It: Anime fans, romance enthusiasts, and viewers who enjoy school-based stories.
Why Now: Perfect back-to-school anime that captures the excitement and nervousness of new academic years.
Cancelled or Delayed Releases
Based on current information, there are no officially announced cancellations or delays for Netflix releases specifically scheduled for September 1-7, 2025. However, Netflix recently canceled “The Waterfront” after one season, though this doesn’t affect the current week’s schedule.
Returning Seasons Highlight
Wednesday Season 2 Part 2 takes center stage this week as the most anticipated returning series. After Part 1’s massive success, fans have been eagerly awaiting the conclusion of Jenna Ortega’s supernatural adventures at Nevermore Academy. The show’s unique blend of horror, comedy, and coming-of-age themes continues to capture audiences worldwide.
Hidden Gems Worth Watching
Karen Kingsbury’s A Thousand Tomorrows – While faith-based content sometimes gets overlooked, this rodeo romance offers genuine emotion and beautiful cinematography that transcends its niche appeal. The central theme of making every moment count resonates universally.
The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity – This anime may fly under the radar for non-anime viewers, but its gentle approach to high school romance and beautifully detailed animation make it worth exploring even for newcomers to the medium.
Closing
This weekly Netflix release schedule updates every week to keep you informed about the latest additions to your streaming library. With everything from blockbuster movies and returning favorites to fresh international content and family-friendly options, September’s first week offers something for every viewer.
Bookmark this page as your go-to Netflix Coming Soon US tracker, and don’t forget to check back next week for September Week 2’s complete release schedule.
Which new release are you most excited about? Share your thoughts in the comments below – whether you’re ready to binge Wednesday’s conclusion, revisit childhood favorites like Shrek, or discover something completely new!
Sources: What’s on Netflix, Yahoo Entertainment