If it's new online we're covering it.
Here's what's streaming in September.
Let's hit the biggest titles first.
The live action version of Milan is heading to Disney plus on September 4, it costs an additional $30 on top of your Disney plus subscription.
Disney is calling this premiere access.
Netflix has ratchet starting on the 18th This is a prequel to One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Now this show star Sarah Paulson, and it's by the creator of American Horror Story, so this ought to be a laugh riot.
Netflix also has Enola Holmes This film tells the story of Sherlocks teen sister who finds her mother missing.
There are a lot of big names in this we're talking about Millie Bobby Brown, Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter.
HBO Max has a new Ridley Scott series called Raised by wolves beginning on the third.
This show revolves around to androids raising human children on a mysterious planet.
On September 4, watch the first episode of the boys Season Two on Amazon Prime new instalments of the hyper violent dark comedy We'll be released weekly until October 9.
Amazon prime will also have an after show called prime rewind inside the boys if you want to get even more, the boys, did you think that Netflix was done with big things because you'd be wrong.
On the fourth.
It has a way.
Hilary Swank stars as a character who must leave her husband and teen daughter behind to take on a mission to Mars.
Next, which still isn't done with the big titles on the 16th it has the devil all the time.
This also has huge names attached, like Tom Holland and Robert Pattinson.
What's it about?
Well, one character is trying to fight off evil forces.
The other characters while they surround him.
There are three new documentaries about voting coming online.
All in the fight for democracy arrives on Amazon Prime on the 18th.
This looks at voter suppression on the 20.
23rd HBO has agents of chaos.
This two part documentary looks at Russia's interference in the 2016 election on the 28th.
Netflix has whose vote counts explained.
This looks at rigged voting, gerrymandering, voter suppression and more.
Let's take a lighter turn with taco Chronicles Volume Two, it arrives on Netflix on the 15th.
Learn about tacos, what's not to like.
There's also a new reality series called sing on on the 16th Hosted by Titus Burgess.
This is a karaoke competition where the winners take home cash prizes, not media enough.
How about American barbecue showdown?
This is a Competition Series
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That, quote, follows the country's best backyard smokers and competitive barbecuers.
Disney Plus has Becoming on the 18th.
LeBron James serves as executive producer.
This series looks at inspirational life stories of entertainers.
Musicians and athletes, all 10 episodes arrive on the 18th by the way, Netflix has the playbook on the 22nd.
This documentary looks at legendary coaches including Doc Rivers of the Clippers, and Jill Ellis, who happens to be the winningest coach in US Soccer history is Staying at Netflix.
It has these social dilemma on the night.
Ever wanted to know the consequences of tweeting, liking, sharing and all those other things?
Then this is the documentary for you.
Pokemon fans get excited because Pokemon journeys the series, part two Comes to Netflix on the 10th.
Dinosaur fans get excited because Jurassic World camp Cretaceous is coming to Netflix.
Six teenagers attend a camp that happens to be located on the island.
Where Jurassic Park dinosaurs work?
What could possibly go wrong?
Amazon Prime has a new comedy called first one in on the eighth.
This has a plot you've heard 1000 times a person is labelled an eco terrorist for killing an endangered animal on a TV show.
And then she changes her identity and somehow tennis is involved.
Like every other story, let's talk about Hulu.
On the night It has woke season one.
This comedy series is inspired by the life and work of artist Keith Knight.
You might know him from his comic strips The Keith Chronicles.
And the nightlife and the moment you've been waiting for your whole life 1015 season two is coming to Hulu on the 18th.
Those are just some for the title showing up in September if we didn't cover your favorite streaming service Let us know.
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