Netflix serves it and we love it. We look forward to watching something new, even if it’s not a new release every time. And, each month, Netflix offers a new set of movies for us. Here is the list of 10 best movies added to Netflix in September 2023. This list consists of thrillers, dramas, and movies that you didn’t know you needed.
Arrival
Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival elegantly blends sci-fi with a profound human tale. When enigmatic extraterrestrial crafts land globally, Amy Adams emerge as a linguist employed to interpret their language. The film is not about space invaders but about a deep understanding of connection, time, and language. Arrival will make you think about human connections and communications, and you must watch it.
Fences
Adapted from August Wilson’s play Fences, the film stars director Denzel Washington and Viola Davis. The story captures the core of a mid-century African-American experience. The narrative revolves around the themes of regrets, dreams, and societal restraints. Fences portrays the metaphorical ‘fences’ each of us navigates in our lives.
Field of Dreams
Directed by Phil Alden Robinson, Field of Dreams is a whimsical journey into recollection and baseball. When a farmer hears voices forcing him to create a baseball diamond in his cornfield, he sets on a journey. This journey mixes sports, family, and redemption.
Miss Congeniality
FBI agent turns beauty pageant! Most of us are familiar with Sandra Bullock as Miss Congeniality. Director Donald Petrie sketches the world of high stakes and high heels in this film. Beyond comedy and laughter, this film is about challenging convention and embracing the self.
Stand By Me
Adapted from Stephen King’s novella Stand By Me, director Rob Reiner’s film is about nostalgia. Four friends embark on a mission to find a missing boy’s body. In the process, they stumble upon their insecurities and fears. Stand By Me is a reflection on friendship, the transition from innocence to experience, and the memories that shape us.
Superbad
Greg Mottola’s Superbad set the bar high even before the coming-of-age genre was a thing. The two high school best friends are played by Jonah Hill and Michael Cera. This comedy movie focuses on the enthusiasm of youth and the quest for belonging.
The Deer Hunter
Michael Cimino’s The Deer Hunter takes the viewers on a tour of tragic aftershocks of war. Starring Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep, and Christopher Walken, this film is a raw study of the impact of the Vietnam War. The film is about losing innocence, friendships, and permanent scars.
Up in the Air
Up in the Air is a contemporary tale of connection in a disconnected world. Charismatic George Clooney is a corporate downsizer whose perception alters after meeting Vera Farmiga and Anna Kendrick. The film wittily depicts the themes of modern identity, love, and the nature of life.
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Directed by Nick Park and Steve Box, Wallace & Gromit is about Wallace and his dog Gromit. They are fighting against a mysterious garden destroyer. A blend of meticulous animation and British humor, this film is heartwarming and for every viewer.
8 Mile
Directed by Curtis Hanson, Eminem’s semi-autobiographical 8 Mile dives into the hip-hop scenario of Detroit. Aspiring rapper Jimmy Smith finds comfort and voice in music. The film focuses on resilience, ambition, and the will to chase your dreams.
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