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Every month, streaming services and theaters release dozens of new titles, and it's easy to get lost in the flow. We've gathered the best movies and TV shows of September 2026: major theatrical premieres, new seasons of popular series, and exclusives from Netflix, HBO, Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+. For every new release, we've included the release date, platform, and a brief description. Choose according to your preferred genre and mood.

Sony Pictures is currently the frontrunner to land the film adaptation rights for Electronic Arts' Battlefield video game franchise. The company is currently in active negotiations to secure the deal.

Sony Pictures Television is reportedly considering four new live-action series set within the Spider-Man universe. According to industry insiders, Sony and Prime Video are teaming up to potentially develop up to four television projects focusing on various Marvel Comics characters.

Nintendo's special The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct on September 8 could be the most likely place for new footage, with the presentation expected to run for about 30 minutes. That timing is what makes Daniel Richtman's claim about a trailer next week feel plausible, even though nothing has been officially confirmed.

Hollywood interest is already building around The Drifter: Sony Pictures and Story Kitchen have secured the film rights, and Deadline says top writers and directors are already pitching ideas for the adaptation.

The game centers on Mick, a drifter who witnesses a murder, is killed, returns to life, and then tries to uncover what is behind it all. According to the report, The Drifter was inspired by Stephen King, Michael Crichton, and John Carpenter.

Several new posters for Resident Evil, the upcoming movie directed by Zach Cregger, have surfaced online. The new materials were shared by the official ScreenX and 4DX accounts, offering another look at the upcoming adaptation of Capcom's iconic horror game franchise.

The blockbuster Spider-Man: Brand New Day has shattered records, pulling off the biggest opening weekend in Sony Pictures history. On top of that, it has officially become the first-ever solo superhero movie to cross the historic $2 billion mark at the global box office.

Sony Pictures Entertainment Japan's new Resident Evil trailer doubles down on the movie's horror-first tone, with fresh body-horror shots and a clearer look at Bryan, the courier played by Austin Abrams. The film is still set to hit theaters on September 18, 2026.

Sony Pictures and Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day reached a major milestone in record time, collecting $1 billion in just six days and racing past Toy Story 5 at the worldwide box office. The film, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, has turned into the year's biggest earner almost immediately.

Spider-Man franchise producer Amy Pascal has hinted that, following the success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Sony is already thinking about the next installment, even though full-scale development hasn't begun yet.

Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day is already making headlines before release, with Deadline estimating that its promotional push has reached $309 million. The Marvel Studios co-production has not even opened yet, but the spending has already set a new benchmark for the studio's marketing ambitions.

Twice the heroes got pulled into the game, and twice they managed to escape. The third time, the rules change: Jumanji itself tears free of the console and spills out into reality, bringing the jungle, the animals, and all the accompanying chaos into the real world with it. Sony Pictures revealed the first full trailer for Jumanji: Open World, paired with a short, punchy tagline: one last game. Within 24 hours, the clip had racked up more than a million and a half views.

Sony Pictures has released a new trailer for the upcoming Resident Evil film from Zach Cregger, and the footage makes one thing clear: its story runs alongside Resident Evil 2. The movie opens in theaters on September 18, 2026, and will also be released in IMAX.

The series The Boys received a reputation as one of the industry's biggest events right from the start. Ruthless violence, mockery of mainstream superhero media, and frightening realism became a breath of fresh air for viewers. The project quickly built up a loyal fanbase, including many people who had never even read the original comics. Eric Kripke, the creator of another major hit, Supernatural, who took the helm of the new show, once again seemed to have struck gold. That lasted for three seasons, and then something happened. The fourth season came dangerously close to the phrase "a dog’s dream", while the fifth and final season unexpectedly repeated the fate of Stranger Things or, more precisely, turned out far worse. Before release, the creators actively mocked the controversial ending of Netflix’s flagship series and openly hinted that they would never make the same mistake. Let’s break down just how badly we were all deceived.

Sony Pictures has unveiled the first posters for the upcoming Resident Evil film reboot directed by Zach Cregger, best known for Barbarian and Weapons. The movie is set to premiere on September 18, 2026. Based on the first promotional materials and plot details, the new adaptation appears to lean heavily into survival horror and a more grounded tone inspired by the classic games.

The first teaser trailer for the new Resident Evil film, directed by Zach Cregger, has received a wave of positive feedback online. Within just a few hours, it racked up over 700,000 views and 74,000 likes (compared to 3,400 dislikes at the time of writing).

Rumors are swirling online that Nintendo may be preparing a feature film based on the Metroid series, with insiders claiming that Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures are already locked in a battle for the adaptation rights.

Sony Pictures has unveiled the trailer for the sixth film in the Insidious franchise. The painting was called Out of the Further.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the long-awaited film adaptation of the Metal Gear Solid video game series is moving forward and has found its directors. The project will be helmed by Zach Lipovsky and Adam B. Stein, the directing duo best known for the horror film Final Destination: Bloodlines.

A TV series will be made about the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The main role was played by Laura Dern, who starred in the film Jurassic World Dominion, as well as the TV series Big Little Lies and Twin Peaks: The Return. The production is handled by Sony Pictures Television studio, Variety reports.