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The 10 best movies coming to Netflix in September
- Check out classics like "Road House," "A Clockwork Orange," and "Clueless."
- There are also love stories like "The Notebook" and "Save the Last Dance."
"A Clockwork Orange" (September 1)
Stanley Kubrick's ultraviolent masterpiece continues to stand the test of time.
From its exquisite camera work, to its use of Beethoven, and the amazing performance of Malcolm McDowell as twisted narrator, Alex, the movie is unapologetic in how it challenges all social norms.
"Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" (September 1)
Mike Myers as a horny British spy became an instant comedy hit when the first "Austin Powers" came out in 1997. It spawned two popular sequels that are as outlandish as the movies before. You can sit back this weekend and watch all three movies back-to-back-to-back. Yeah, baby!
"Clueless" (September 1)
If you are looking for a comedy a little more grounded (sort of), you can't go wrong with Amy Heckerling's mid-1990s classic starring Alicia Silverstone.
"Despicable Me" (September 1)
Meanwhile, for the kids, there's Steve Carell as the dastardly Gru, who along with his lovable Minions, sets out to do evil things. Until his heart softens for three little girls. "Despicable Me 2" is also available.
"He's Just Not That Into You" (September 1)
This rom-com has one of the best ensembles of any movie in the genre. With great performances from Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Connelly, Bradley Cooper, Scarlett Johansson, Jennifer Aniston, Ben Affleck, Ginnifer Goodwin, and Justin Long, this is always a fun one to watch.
"The Notebook" (September 1)
Matching Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams together for an adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks book is pure movie magic that delivers a classic love story.
"Road House" (September 1)
This fantastic late 1980s action movie proved that Patrick Swayze was a major star.
In the movie, Swayze plays a top-notch cooler who is hired to bounce a rowdy roadside bar. What unfolds is lots of fights and great performances from Swayze, Sam Elliott, and Ben Gazzara as the movie's villain.
"Save the Last Dance" (September 1)
Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas are great in this love story that follows two students who fall for one another thanks to their love of dance.
"Scarface" (September 1)
In one of Al Pacino's most beloved roles, he plays Cuban refugee Tony Montana, who becomes a drug lord in Miami. Filled with countless memorable lines and violence, it's also one of director Brian De Palma's masterworks.
"Blonde" (September 28)
Audiences are patiently waiting for the release of this Netflix original directed by Andrew Dominik ("The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford") that recounts the life of Marilyn Monroe. Starring Ana de Armas as the iconic star, we wait to see if the performance will be filled with praise or admonishment.
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