What to watch this weekend – See list of new streaming movies & series
September 12, 2026 — 65Nation
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NETFLIX
MOVIES
Sep 9 – Why Did I Get Married Again? (2026): Tyler Perry brings his couples back together for a warm story about second chances.
Sep 10 – Call My Agent! The Movie (2026): The witty French series returns as a film; subtitled, with easy charm.
Sep 10 – Waiting for the Barbarians (2019): Mark Rylance and Johnny Depp in a serious, slow drama; some torture, so it is grim.
SERIES
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Sep 7 – Call the Midwife: Season 15 (2026): The gentle BBC favorite is back, and still the coziest watch around.
Sep 8 – Fauda: Season 5 (2026): A tense Israeli spy thriller; gripping, but very violent and subtitled.
Sep 10 – The Perfect Lie (2026): A stylish Dutch mystery about friends undone by a deadly fire; subtitled.
Sep 11 – Stolen Heartbeats (2026): A heartfelt Colombian medical drama with plenty of feeling; subtitled.
AMAZON PRIME VIDEO
MOVIES
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Sep 10 – Bombshell (2019): Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman in the true story of the women who took on Fox News; a heavy subject, handled seriously.
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Sep 13 – Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train (2021): Beautiful anime for the grandkids who love it, though quite violent.
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SERIES
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Sep 12 – A Love Other Than Yours (2026): A tender Korean romance about a marriage tested by temptation; subtitled and unhurried.
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Sep 13 – Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (2019): The first four seasons of the hit anime; gorgeous, and quite violent.
HBO MAX
MOVIES
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Sep 10 – Supergirl (2026): Milly Alcock’s bright, big superhero adventure; fun with older grandkids.
SERIES
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Sep 7 – Collision: Season 1 (2026): A twisty Spanish-language thriller; subtitled, with some violence.
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Sep 7 – OJ Unseen: Exploitation of Evil (2026): A fresh documentary look back at the O.J. Simpson saga.
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Sep 8 – Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage: Season 2 (2026): A cozy, clean family sitcom from the Young Sheldon world.
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Sep 10 – A Killer Story (2026): An HBO true-crime documentary that keeps you guessing.
HULU
MOVIES
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Sep 7 – Poor Things (2023): Emma Stone’s Oscar winner; inventive, but very adult, so watch it on your own.
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Sep 8 – The Green Knight (2021): Dev Patel in a moody, handsome medieval quest for patient viewers.
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Sep 9 – Together Together (2021): A sweet, gentle comedy about an unlikely friendship; nothing racy here.
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Sep 12 – Suzume (2022): A gorgeous Japanese animated adventure to share with older grandkids.
SERIES
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Sep 8 – Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Season 27 (2026): Olivia Benson is back; dependable, familiar comfort viewing.
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Sep 8 – The Drop: A Snowfall Saga (2026): A gritty new FX crime drama set in 1990s LA; mature and tense.
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Sep 9 – Made in Korea: Season 2 (2026): A heartfelt Korean drama returning with new episodes; subtitled.
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Sep 9 – The Shards (2026): Ryan Murphy’s slick 1980s thriller wraps up; mature themes throughout.
TRAVEL
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