If you were also one of those people who thought Ryan Reynolds had stopped starring in films that weren’t Deadpool (2016), this may pleasantly surprise you. Also starring Kenneth Branagh, Mayday is an action-packed buddy comedy which follows Ryan Reynolds as a US Air Force pilot stranded in the Russian wilderness and an ex-KGB carpenter played by Kenneth Branagh.
Follow the pair as Branagh tries to get Reynolds safely out of enemy territory and back where he belongs.
Release Date: September 4
Why should hockey have all the fun? After all the success sports romances have been getting, Netflix wants its piece of the profit pie. Enter: Crew Girl. A YA rowing romance, yes you read that right, set in an idyllic boarding school in the vague East Coast, follows star sculler Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau) as she joins Easton Prep and causes drama when she joins the all-boys’ rowing team.
Off the water, she has more troubles… Boy troubles. If there is one thing Netflix loves, it’s a love triangle. Tune in to find out who Teagan will pick.
Release Date: September 10
There will be friendship. There will be romance. There will be fights. There will be drama. There will be… dance! The competitive Bollywood dance team at university is a rite of passage for any desi kid with rhythm.
Whether you flunk out in auditions or make it to the top, it’s a whole other world. In this Netflix Original, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan and Priyanka Kedia star as two best friends who join a competitive Bollywood dance team together.
Follow their journey to a cutthroat final to see if these two will remain #FriendsForever.
Release Date: September 18
Nobody does a book-to-streaming adaptation like Prime Video. Despite a dud here or there, the writers and producers at Prime studios seem to have a pretty good handle on what their audience wants and The Love Hypothesis may be one of their most anticipated releases of the year.
Originally a bestselling novel by Ali Hazelwood, The Love Hypothesis follows Olive (Lili Reinhart), a Ph.D. candidate who falls into a fake relationship with her professor Adam Carlsen (Tom Bateman) to prove her hypothesis: she’s over her crush. Is she really? Only time will tell.
Release Date: September 23