16 september release movie

September brings about the start of the Fall Movie Season, and it’s packed with films to watch in theaters and at home. While September brings some highly anticipated re-releases into theaters Avatar and Spider-Man: No Way Home, there’s a ridiculous amount of new stuff to enjoy as well. With The Woman King, Barbarian, and a slew of streaming releases there’s a little bit of something for every cinephile to enjoy: Movie Title Release Date Platform Love in the Villa September 1, 2022 Netflix Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul September 2, 2022 Theaters/Peacock Spider-Man: No Way Home (Re-Release) September 2, 2022 Limited Theaters Ivy & Bean September 2, 2022 Netflix One Way September 2, 2022 Limited Theaters Pinocchio September 8, 2022 Disney+ The Sound of Freedom September 8, 2022 Prime Video The Anthrax Attacks September 8, 2022 Netflix Barbarian September 9, 2022 Theaters Brahmastra Part 1: Shiva September 9, 2022 Theaters Medieval September 9, 2022 Limited Theaters House of Darkness September 9, 2022 Limited Theaters End of the Road September 9, 2022 Netflix Broad Peak September 14, 2022 Netflix The Retaliators September 14, 2022 Limited Theaters The Woman King September 16, 2022 Theaters See How They Run September 16, 2022 Theaters Confess, Fletch September 16, 2022 Limited Theaters Goodnight Mommy September 16, 2022 Prime Video Pearl September 16, 2022 Limited Theaters Drifting Home September 16, 2022 Netflix Do Revenge September 16, 2022 Netflix Moonage Daydream Septembe...

It seems that Hollywood is going to be very busy with its 2021 movies coming to theaters. With an ungodly amount of comic book movies from Marvel and DC alike to the new Fast and Furious movie, the next calendar year is jam-packed with some of the most anticipated releases to ever be announced. That is due, in part, to the fact that many of these films were originally scheduled for a sooner release, or should have been out months ago. The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic led to a great deal of The following is a one-stop location for all the movies to look forward to in 2021 and when to expect them. Of course, as we all should be used to by now, dates are subject to change, so be sure check back for shifts in the schedule. Enjoy! Thursday January 14th Locked Down - HBO Max Release - Rated R - Friday January 15th The Marksman - Rated PG-13 - One Night in Miami - Amazon Prime Release - Rated R - Aldis Hodge, Outside the Wire - Netflix Release - Rated R - The Ultimate Playlist of Noise - Hulu Release - Rated PG-13 - Keean Johnson, Madeline Brewer Friday January 22nd Our Friend - Rated R - Jason Segel, Dakota Johnson The White Tiger - Netflix Release - Rated R - Wednesday January 27 Penguin Bloom - Netflix Release - Not Rated - Naomi Watts, Andrew Lincoln Friday January 29th The Dig - Netflix Release - Rated PG-13 - Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes Finding 'Ohana - Netflix Release - Rated PG - Kea Peahu, Alex Aiono The Little Things - Rated R - Denzel Washington, Palmer - Apple ...

'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' image courtesy: Disney. 'Cry Macho' image courtesy: Warner Bros. 'Dear Evan Hansen' image courtesy: Universal. In recent weeks, Sony Pictures moved sci-fi sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage from September 24 to October 15, while Paramount pulled the live-action Clifford the Big Red Dog from September 17 to a to-be-determined date. So while the upcoming month’s slate may still be subject to further changes, as of right now, here are the films currently slated for wide release in theaters. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Friday, September 3 Premise: Simu Liu stars as the superhero title character in Disney’s MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) installment. Avoiding the day-and-date controversy of July’s prior MCU release Black Widow, which premiered simultaneously in theaters and for a $30 surcharge on Disney+, Shang-Chi is committing to a 45-day theatrical exclusivity window. Destin Daniel Cretton, of Just Mercy and The Glass Castle, directs. Box office comparisons: Black Widow, the lone other MCU film released since the pandemic, opened to an $80.3M opening weekend and has earned $180.5M domestic to date as it approaches the end of its theatrical run, likely to finish somewhere around $185M-$190M. Malignant Friday, September 10 Premise: Annabelle Wallis stars as Madison, a woman who can telepathically witness murders occurring elsewhere, in this Warner Bros. horror. James Wan of horror titles Saw, The Conjuring, and Insidio...