Netflix is rolling out a powerhouse lineup of originals that deliver everything from messy romance to gripping suspense. Love Is Blind: France brings cultural sparks and unpredictable commitments as the global dating experiment lands in Paris, while Diary of a Ditched Girl offers witty heartbreak and self-discovery in a fresh Swedish dramedy. On the lighter side, The Wrong Paris delivers laughs and romance when a dating hopeful winds up in Paris, Texas instead of Paris, France.

For darker thrills, Black Rabbit pairs Jude Law and Jason Bateman in a gripping descent into New York’s criminal underworld, while Alice in Borderland returns for its climactic season of survival and strategy. Closing the month, House of Guinness uncorks an epic period drama of power, betrayal and family ambition from the creator of Peaky Blinders.

This month’s must-watch releases

‘Love Is Blind: France’ (Sept. 10)

Netflix’s newest spin-off, Love Is Blind: France, is set to premiere on Sept. 10, 2025, marking a sleek three-week rollout from its first drop to the reunion special. Hosted by judo legend Teddy Riner and his partner Luthna Plocus, the series follows the franchise’s beloved pod-based dating premise: French singles fall in love and get engaged sight-unseen, only meeting face-to-face after enough emotional groundwork has been laid. Audiences can expect culture clashes, fiery emotions and shocking reveals as European romance meets high-stakes reality TV.

‘Diary of a Ditched Girl’ (Sept. 11)

Adapted from Amanda Romare’s novel Halva Malmö består av killar som dumpat mig, Diary of a Ditched Girl lands worldwide on Netflix on Sept. 11, 2025. It’s a witty Swedish dramedy following a woman in her thirties navigating heartbreak, awkward dates and the search for self-acceptance. Blending humor with raw honesty, it’s a fresh take on love, identity and starting over.

‘House of Guinness’ (Sept. 25)

Created by Steven Knight (Peaky Blinders), this sweeping period drama dives into the power struggles of the Guinness brewing dynasty. With a cast led by Charlene McKenna (also of Peaky Blinders fame) and Domhnall Gleeson, it uncorks a story of family ambition, betrayal and legacy in 19th-century Ireland. “It’s the extraordinary story of a family who happens to be the inheritors of the biggest brewery in the world. They’re young and are given the task of taking on this incredibly successful brand,” Knight tells Tudum.

‘Alice in Borderland’ S3 (Sept. 25)

The Japanese survival thriller Alice in Borderland returns for its climactic final season, with Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya reprising their roles as Arisu and Usagi. Expect even higher-stakes games and darker psychological battles in this globally beloved series. “Everything Usagi has experienced in the past seasons is now part of her story… With season three featuring an original story, I felt it was important to approach this role with everything that’s happened so far in mind,” Tsuchiya told Tudum.

‘Black Rabbit’ (Sept. 18)

Black Rabbit is a prestige crime thriller starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman (who also directs). The series follows a New York chef drawn into the city’s criminal underworld, mixing gritty suspense with character-driven drama. It’s one of Netflix’s most star-studded originals of the year.

‘The Wrong Paris’ (Sept. 12)

Miranda Cosgrove (best known from iCarly) stars – and even serves as executive producer – in this hilarious rom-com. Cosgrove plays Dawn, who signs up for a reality dating show expecting Paris, France, but ends up in Paris, Texas. Co-starring Pierson Fodé as the charming bachelor Trey, The film was actually shot in beautiful British Columbia, Canada while capturing small-town Texas vibes.

What’s new on Netflix in September?

8 Mile (Sept. 1)

A Thousand Tomorrows (Sept. 1)

The Amazing Spider-Man (Sept. 1)

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (Sept. 1)

Billy Madison (Sept. 1)

The Boy Next Door (Sept. 1)

Boyz n the Hood (Sept. 1)

Bram Stoker’s Dracula (Sept. 1)

Bridesmaids (Sept. 1)

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Sept. 1)

Chicken Run (Sept. 1)

Dennis the Menace (Sept. 1)

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (Sept. 1)

Edge of Tomorrow (Sept. 1)

Escape Room (Sept. 1)

Franklin & Bash (Sept. 1)

Hot Shots! (Sept. 1)

Hot Shots! Part Deux (Sept. 1)

Inside Man (Sept. 1)

Inside Man: Most Wanted (Sept. 1)

Knocked Up (Sept. 1)

The Land Before Time (Sept. 1)

Liar Liar (Sept. 1)

Limitless (Sept. 1)

Long Shot (Sept. 1)

Money Talks (Sept. 1)

Phantom Thread (Sept. 1)

Puss in Boots (Sept. 1)

The Rookie (Sept. 1)

The Running Man (Sept. 1)

Shark Tale (Sept. 1)

Sherlock Holmes (Sept.1)

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (Sept. 1)

Shrek (Sept. 1)

Shrek 2 (Sept. 1)

Shrek Forever After (Sept. 1)

Shrek the Third (Sept. 1)

Stand by Me (Sept. 1)

We’re the Millers (Sept. 1)

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (Sept. 1)

Orphan Black (Sept. 1)

Good Advice (Sept. 1)

Inglorious Basterds (Sept. 1)

La La Land (Sept. 1)

Paddington (Sept. 1)

Countdown: Canelo vs. Crawford (Sept. 4)

Inspector Zende (Sept. 5)

Love Con Revenge (Sept. 5)

The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity (Sept. 7)

Dr. Suess’s Red Fish, Blue Fish (Sept. 8)

Her Mother’s Killer (Sept. 8)

Daddy’s Home (Sept. 9)

Daddy’s Home 2 (Sept. 9)

Jordan Jensen: Take Me With You (Sept. 9)

Kiss or Die (Sept. 9)

aka Charlie Sheen (Sept. 10)

The Dead Girls (Sept. 10)

Love Is Blind: Brazil (Sept. 10)

Love is Blind: France (Sept. 10)

Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (Sept. 11)

Diary of a Ditched Girl (Sept. 11)

Kantrabida Academy (Sept. 11)

Beauty in Black (Sept. 11)

Wolf King (Sept. 11)

Beauty and the Bester (Sept. 12)

Maledictions (Sept. 12)

Ratu Ratu Queens: The Series (Sept. 12)

The Wrong Paris (Sept. 12)

You and Everything Else (Sept. 12)

Canelo Álvarez vs. Terence Crawford (Sept. 13)

Ancient Aliens (Sept. 14)

Moving On (Sept. 14)

Call the Midwife (Sept. 15)

S.W.A.T (Sept. 15)

Nashville (Sept. 15)

1670 (Sept. 17)

Matchroom: The Greatest Showmen (Sept. 17)

Next Gen Chef (Sept. 17)

The Ba***ds of Bollywood (Sept. 18)

Black Rabbit (Sept. 18)

Platonic (Sept. 18)

Same Day with Someone (Sept. 18)

Biollionaires’ Bunker (Sept. 19)

Haunted Hotel (Sept. 19)

She Said Maybe (Sept. 19)

Cobweb (Sept. 19)

Blippi’s Job Show (Sept. 22)

Cristela Alonzo: Upper Classy (Sept. 23)

Spartacus (Sept. 23)

The Guest (Sept. 24)

Alice in Borderland (Sept. 25)

House of Guinness (Sept. 25)

Wayward (Sept. 25)

French Lover (Sept. 26)

Ruth & Boaz (Sept. 26)

Angela (Sept. 26)

Pokémon Horizons: Season 2: The Search for Laqua (Sept. 26)

10 Things I Hate About You (Sept. 28)

Sweet Home Alabama (Sept. 28)

Idiocracy (Sept. 28)

Earthquake: Joke Telling Business (Sept. 30)

Interview with the Vampire (Sept. 30)

What’s leaving the streamer?

17 Again (Sept. 1)

50 First Dates (Sept. 1)

After Earth (Sept. 1)

Airport (Sept. 1)

Airport ’77 (Sept. 1)

Airport 1975 (Sept. 1)

American Gangster (Sept. 1)

American Graffiti (Sept 1)

Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (Sept. 1)

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (Sept. 1)

Barbarian (Sept. 1)

Bee Movie (Sept. 1)

Black Hawk Down (Sept. 1)

Blood and Bone (Sept. 1)

Burn After Reading (Sept. 1)

Dumb and Dumber To (Sept. 1)

Hanna (Sept. 1)

The Holiday (Sept. 1)

Home (Sept. 1)

MacGruber (Sept. 1)

Midnight in the Switchgrass (Sept. 1)

Midway (Sept. 1)

The Mule (Sept. 1)

National Security (Sept. 1)

The Notebook (Sept. 1)

The Nutty Professor (Sept. 1)

Paul (Sept. 1)

The Polar Express (Sept. 1)

Red Eye (Sept. 1)

Sicario (Sept. 1)

Trainwreck (Sept. 1)

Us (Sept. 1)

V for Vendetta (Sept. 1)

Wipeout (Sept. 1)

The Wave (Sept. 5)

Mad Max: Fury Road (Sept. 9)

Greenleaf (Sept. 10)

London Has Fallen (Sept. 13)

Chosen (Sept. 14)

Band of Brothers (Sept. 15)

The Pacific (Sept. 15)

Bad Words (Sept. 16)

Instant Family (Sept. 16)

The Island (Sept. 22)

The Good Place (Sept. 26)

Chappelle’s Show (Sept. 22)