As fall begins, you can catch up on the summer blockbusters you might have missed in the theater from the comfort of your own home. Whether you're in the mood for an assassin with the graceful precision of a dancer, a hero who soars through the skies, a terrifying world where giant, prehistoric predators have returned, or a chilling look at the aftermath of a global event decades later, there's something for everyone to watch.
Ballerina (September 9)
Ana de Armas stars as Eve, an orphaned ballerina and assassin trained by the Ruska Roma crime syndicate. Set in the world of John Wick, Eve seeks revenge against the killers who murdered her family, leading her to cross paths with John Wick himself.
Elio (September 9)
The latest Pixar film centers on a young, lonely boy named Elio who is mistakenly beamed up to the Communiverse—an intergalactic organization where aliens from across the galaxy convene. Mistaken for Earth’s official ambassador, Elio is thrust into a high-stakes mission where he must navigate this bizarre new world and negotiate with an alien warlord to save his planet, all while learning to overcome his own insecurities.
Jurassic World: Rebirth (September 9)
A team of skilled operatives are led by Zora Bennett (Scarlett Johansson) on a dangerous mission to a remote island. Their goal is to retrieve genetic material from the world’s three most colossal dinosaur species, which holds the key to a cure for a new heart disease. After a family is shipwrecked on the same island, both groups must work together to survive and uncover a shocking secret that has been hidden for decades.
28 Years Later (September 23)
Spike is a young boy living in a self-sufficient community on a fortified island 28 years after the initial rage virus outbreak. When his mother, Isla, becomes terminally ill, Spike disobeys the rules of his community and ventures onto the mainland to find a rumored doctor who can cure her. Their journey through the desolate, infected-filled landscape forces Spike to confront the horrors of the outside world while also discovering unsettling truths about his own family and the nature of survival.
M3GAN 2.0 (September 23)
Picking up two years after the events of the first film, Gemma and her niece Cady face a new, military-grade android named Amelia, created from stolen M3GAN technology. When Amelia goes rogue, Gemma realizes that the only way to combat this new threat is to resurrect and upgrade M3GAN.
Superman (September 23)
The Man of Steel is caught in a conflict between his Kryptonian roots and his human life as Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent. When a new global crisis puts his reputation at risk, a cunning tech mogul, Lex Luthor, seizes the opportunity to turn the public against him. With the help of allies, including Lois Lane, Superman must fight to clear his name and save the world from Luthor's nefarious plan.
The Life of Chuck (September 23)
The story of an ordinary man named Charles "Chuck" Krantz, whose life is chronicled in reverse chronological order. The film begins with his death, which strangely coincides with the end of the universe, and works backward to his childhood. As the audience watches the world around him decay, they are also shown the significant moments that made his life meaningful and beautiful.
A complete list of this month’s movie and TV releases can be found here.