Here’s What’s Coming To Netflix In September 2017, So You Can Plan Your Marathons Accordingly

The adaptation of the children's novel stars an orphan with a strong will and, you know, a secret garden. (September 1.)

Can you paint with all the colors of the wind? Pocahontas sure can in this Disney movie that's absolutely darling if you ignore literally all the historical context. (September 14.)

O' Captain! My Captain! Will this movie still make you cry in 2017? If you were a Robin Williams fan, the answer is likely yes, now more than ever. (September 1.)

This story links the stories of three people living in Mexico City through a car crash. It also stars a young Gael Garcia Bernal, whose talent you might recognize from recent projects like Mozart in the Jungle or Neruda, so that alone is a reason to watch. (September 1.)

This Disney take on Greek mythology follows Hercules and his satyr sidekick Philoctetes as they go the distance to fight evil creatures and go from zero to hero. (September 1.)

If Shark Week has come and gone and you've watched Jaws for the hundredth time, check out this unique sci-fi film. It follows several researchers on an island facility whoa testing shark DNA for a potential Alzheimers cure, but a routine procedure goes awry and the sharks revolt. (September 1.)

This crime drama stars Ryan Gosling as a young prosecutor facing one of the most difficult cases of his career. (September 1.)

Set in 1860s New York, a young Irish immigrant returns to the city to avenge his father. This historical movie had a superstar cast with Leonardo DiCaprio, Daniel Day Lewis, Cameron Diaz, Liam Neeson, and more. (September 1.)

In this Netflix original series, a dad and son bond through playing Final Fantasy. (September 1.)

This animated re-imagining of Little Red Riding Hood turns the classic fairytale into a crime drama. Two cops, Grizzly and Stork, try and get to the bottom of what happened between Granny, the Wolf, and Red. (September1.)

Ben Affleck directed this dramatic thriller, which follows a private detective and his girlfriend as they search for a kidnapped girl in Boston. (September 1.)

This film from 1981 follows a film director as he tries to steal an enormous sum of money from a drug dealer. (September 1.)

In an uplifting, pet-friendly film, two foster kids turn an abandoned hotel into a sanctuary for dogs. If you aren't tempted to revisit this film for all those adorable pups, check it out for Johnny Simmons and Emma Roberts before they were huge stars. (September 1.)

Summer may be over, but if you're still looking for some beachside drama, you can revisit New England's Amity Island as every single Jaws film is coming to the streaming service. (September 1.)

Based on a popular web series, a teenage guardian must protect her younger sister and all of Elvendale. (September 1.)

In this horror-comedy starring Adam Scott, a recently-married dad finds parenting more difficult than he imagined, especially considering that his stepson is probably an evil demon. (September 1.)

Jonah Hill, Emma Stone, and director Cary Fukunaga came together to create this dark comedy that follows the imagined worlds of two patients in a mental hospital. (September 1.)

Netflix's popular original series Narcos, which follows the rise of cocaine trade in Colombia, will return for a third season. (September 1.)

A second installment of Reggie Yates' documentary series, where he explores difficult issues like violence, gay rights, and addiction, is coming to the streaming service. (September 1.)

In one of Quentin Tarantino's most iconic films, the story of two mobsters intersect with other figures from the world of crime against the backdrop of gritty Los Angeles. (September 1.)

Prepare to see Darren Aronofsky's new film, Mother! by revisiting the disturbing, tragic film that brought him acclaim. (September 1.)

In this Netflix original short documentary, a surfing program helps traumatized war veterans heal. (September 1.)

Cedric the Entertainer, an original King of Comedy, and Shaquille O'Neal teamed up for this all star comedy special, which features the likes of Kevin Hart and Tommy Davidson. (September 1.)

In Spike Lee's classic indie film, Nola Darling tries to maintain her identity as the three men she's dating try and define her. (September 1)

In this documentary, James Freeman attempts to accept himself and his depression by journeying into the Amazon jungle and trying Ayahuasca. (September 1.)

In this crime drama, a man returns home to bury his mother and brother and gets caught up in a plan to pull of an insurance scam. (September 1.)

Relive your youth with the feature length adventure film based on The Rugrats cartoon series. Tommy Pickles and friends get lost in the woods on the way home and are accosted by escaped circus monkeys. (September 1.)

In this low key Noah Baumbach film, two brothers in Brooklyn try and deal with their parent's divorce. (September 1.)

Check out the fifth season of this car remodeling show, which follows Ryan Friedlinghaus and his team as they turn factory model vehicles into unique custom rides. (September 1.)

This documentary follows the unlikely journey of Michael Alago, a music lover turned record executive who introduced the world to Metallica. (September 1.)

In this drama starring Zoe Kravitz and Emile Hirsch, a loner and a rebel teen are on the run from a criminal past that neither can escape. (September 2.)

In this Romanian film, which was nominated for a Palm D'or at Cannes, a doctor tries to deal with an attack on his daughter, which is putting her future at a British university in jeopardy. (September 4.)

A young woman who graduated Harvard at 19 grapples with adult life in New York. (September 5.)

In this documentary, a relief organization tries to fight the ebola virus in West Africa and raise awareness around the world. (September 5.)

While studying in Los Angeles, an writer from London falls in love with an American architect. The couple's struggle to maintain a long distance relationship as their lives and careers move in different directions is emotional and relatable. (September 5.)

Marc Maron, the comedian behind the acclaimed WTF podcast, has a new comedy special that reflects on modern society. (September 5.)

You can now enjoy the Newsies musical from the comfort of your own home with this recording of Disney's hit Broadway show. (September 5.)

Bill Binney, a former director of the NSA, discusses the organization's decision not to use a surveillance tool that would have predicted the 9/11 attacks in this documentary. (September 6.)

In this independent British film, a neglected 9-year-old girl must go on a run with a drug dealer. (September 6.)

If you're a fan of NBC's thriller about fugitive Raymond Reddington, the fourth season will be available on the streaming service soon. (September 7.)

A high school nerd finally catches the interest of her crush but his ex, who is a social media celeb, is still in the picture. (September 8.)

BoJack Horseman is one of Netflix's most successful animated series, and it follows a depressed humanoid horse who philosophizes about life. The fourth season will be out soon. (September 8.)

This Spanish stand-up special is another Netflix original headed over in September. (September 8)

Based on the novel by Miguel Saez Carral, a journalist enters a life of crime to save his father and family. (September 8.)

This documentary series follows backcountry firefighters during California's fire season. (September 8.)

Haley and Alex are two teens starting at an upscale boarding school where they try and solve a mystery. (September 8.)

Celeb impersonator and comedian Joaquin Reyes tells stories about everything from buses to bathrooms. (September 8.)

In this animated series, a former city girl named Lucky bonds with a wild horse named Spirit and goes on adventures with her best friends Pru and Abigail. The second season will be available soon. (September 8.)

A true crime documentary that investigates cases where convicted murderers claim their confessions were involuntary, coerced, or false. (September 8.)

The seventh season of AMC's hit show about survivors trying to fight for humanity during the zombie apocalypse. (September 8.)

Get ready for yet another season of IFC's hilarious satirical show about life in the hip land of Portland, Oregon. (September 9.)

In this science fiction film, a mother creates eight years of memories for a son she never had. (September 11.)

Ventriloquist Jeff Dunham tackles family and politics in a new comedy special. (September 12.)

A 30-year old obstetrician tries to balance her chaotic personal life in this Australian show. (September 13.)

In this Disney documentary, scientists and filmmakers chase some of the planet's most elusive creatures and sites. (September 13.)

When a teenager is accused of a shocking, hilarious crime, but still denies he's guilty, one filmmaker set out to find out the truth. (September 15.)

Angelina Jolie directed this film about a 5-year-old girl trying to survive during the rise and reign of the brutal Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. (September 15.)

For any Foo Fighters fan, this documentary about the bands rise to success is a must see. (September 15.)

The 2011 documentary about a very under-appreciated Beatle will give you Beatlemania all over again. (September 15.)

The 2017 film involves a prison break... as in breaking into one. (September 15.)

This amazing show will make every woman of every age want to fight those stereotypes about women in the STEM fields. (September 15.)

The 2017 musical documentary looks at how Native Americans play a role in the music industry. (September 15.)

Filmmaker Yance Ford looks into the 1992 murder of his own brother in this powerful movie. (September 15.)

If you like to waltz with potatoes up and down the produce aiiiiisle, the second season of this Netflix original is for you. (September 15.)

This British series looks at the art of midwifery in 1950s East End London. (September 18.)

This tale as old as time can't be seen too many times. (September 19.)

Because there's no such thing as too much Jerry Seinfeld. (September 19.)

This film documents every stigma-busting thing you need to know about menopause. (September 19.)

If you haven't already experienced Carol, you need to experience Carol. (September 20.)

The city before the Batman grew old enough to protect it is full of danger and scandal, but Jim Gordon is up to the task. (September 21.)

Fuller House is coming back with new episodes — not rude at all! (September 22)

Jack and Michael Whitehall take a road trip that you don't want to miss. (September 22.)

Add this 2012 neo-noir film to your watch list for Samuel L. Jackson alone. (September 22.)

Get ready to know Mother Monster a whole lot more in this documentary. (September 22.)

The animated show about a couple on a dangerous undersea adventure is getting a second season streaming on Netflix. (September 22.)

Vampire Weekend singer Ezra Koenig created this American-Japanese animated series starring Jaden Smith the voice of Kaz Kaan, a retired demon-slayer and current "magistocrat." (September 22.)

Join Kye as he sets out on a rescue mission while caught between two armies. (September 23.)

This Syfy show about the crew of a derelict ship will remind you that space is actually pretty effing cool. (September 25.)

Kirsten Dunst, Isla fisher, Lizzy Caplan team up for this hilarious and overlooked comedy. (September 26.)

This 2017 documentary about education in Indianapolis will grip you from the first five minutes. (September 26.)

The documentary about the famous ballerina Wendy Whelan will make you feel so, so lazy. (September 26.)

This Japanese reality show is set in Hawaii and is perfect for the drama lover in all of us. (September 26.)

When aliens give Simon Pegg the power to do anything he wants, well, shenanigans ensue. (September 27.)

Nick Kroll's animated series about his teenage years is guaranteed to make you laugh. (September 29.)

The Mexican comedy web series was Netflix's first Spanish language series and has only gotten better with time. (September 29.)

Based on a Stephen King novel, this could be the perfect pre-game to watching IT. (September 29.)

Rob Schneider's life is rife for a second season of nonstop comedy. (September 29.)

This British series is pretty much exactly what it sounds like, except ten times more fun. (September 29.)

Do I really need to sell you on Robert Redford and Jane Fonda? I didn't think so. (September 29.)

The Magic School Bus is back in action for kids and nostalgic adults everywhere. (September 29)

The most shocking murder mysteries in history get another look in the third season of this show perfect for true crime fans. Happy viewing. (September 30.)

Editor's Note: This slideshow has been updated to add three new programs and remove "The Journey Is the Destination" and "The B-Side," which have been moved to later in the fall.