September is one of Prime Video’s biggest months of the year, with a Reacher spinoff, a rom-com adaptation of a bestselling novel, a deeply personal sports documentary, and a stacked slate of NFL action. Full September Release Schedule!
1. Neagley (Streaming September 16)
The Reacher universe expands with this spinoff following Frances Neagley (Maria Sten), a former Army colleague turned Chicago private investigator. When a friend is killed under suspicious circumstances, she goes looking for answers and finds something much darker.
2. The Love Hypothesis (Streaming September 23)
Based on Ali Hazelwood’s New York Times bestseller, a Ph.D. candidate (Lili Reinhart) impulsively kisses an intimidating professor (Tom Bateman) to prove she’s moved on — and ends up in a fake relationship that gets very real.
3. Thursday Night Football: Lions at Bills (September 17)
TNF kicks off its fifth season on Prime Video with Detroit visiting Buffalo for the debut of the Bills’ new Highmark Stadium. Two playoff contenders, a brand-new venue — kickoff at 8:15 p.m. ET.
4. Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story (Streaming September 24)
DeSean Jackson’s brother Byron has been filming him for 30 years, and the result is one of the most intimate sports documentaries in recent memory. Assembled from thousands of hours of home video, it’s as much about family as football.
5. American Classic (Streaming September 1)
An exiled Broadway star returns to his family’s small-town theater, stirring up old loves and buried secrets. The kind of character-driven drama that’s easy to overlook in a big month but worth finding.
6. WNBA Playoffs on Prime (Starting September 27)
Prime Video exclusively presents a first-round WNBA Playoffs series to close out the month, following a Saturday doubleheader on September 19. Matchup and tip-off times TBD.
7. The Silence of the Lambs (Available September 1)
One of the greatest films ever made lands in the September 1 library drop. Anthony Hopkins and Jodie Foster — if you haven’t revisited it recently, now’s the time.
8. Atomic Blonde (Available September 1)
Charlize Theron plays a Cold War MI6 operative navigating 1989 Berlin in one of the most stylish and underrated action films of the last decade. The stairwell fight sequence alone is worth the watch.
9. Thursday Night Football: Falcons at Packers (September 24)
Atlanta heads to Lambeau Field to face the Packers at 8:15 p.m. ET. A late-September game at Green Bay is always must-see football.
10. Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (Available September 25)
Tarantino’s love letter to 1969 Los Angeles is the perfect late-month watch. DiCaprio and Pitt at their most charming, and a film that rewards patience every time.
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