ign.com – Mark your calendars, people, this month is packed with a ton of cool stuff to watch!
Are you looking for the best show to binge-watch or maybe the latest movies you can see at the cinema? We have a lot of great releases this week in cinemas and on streaming services, so worry not, as we give you the best movies and TV shows that you can watch this week.
This week, Spidey’s heading back to cinemas! Get ready to swing with Spider-Man again as the extended version of Spider-Man: No Way Home arrives in cinemas. As for streaming, prepare to head back to Middle Earth as the fantasy epic The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power will stream its first episode on Amazon Prime Video this week. If you’re up for some crime dramas, then you shouldn’t miss Andrew Garfield in the miniseries Under the Banner of Heaven, streaming on Disney+.
Spider-Man: No Way Home (The More Fun Stuff Version)
Already 2021’s highest-grossing film, Spider-Man: No Way Home, is getting rereleased in cinemas this week that includes 11 minutes of never-before-seen footage. In the movie, Peter Parker must help Doctor Strange bring back villains from other universes when they start wreaking havoc after a spell goes terribly wrong.
Spider-Man: No Way Home (The More Fun Stuff Version) is releasing in UAE cinemas on September 1st
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
Set thousands of years before the events of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, this series brings to life the stories that took place during the Second Age of Middle-Earth’s history. It will also show how the Rings of Power were forged and how the Dark Lord Sauron rose to power.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is streaming on Amazon Prime Video on September 2nd
Love in the Villa
When a young woman takes a trip to Verona, Italy, she is surprised to learn that a cynical British man has double-booked the villa she’s staying in. While annoyed at first, she soon finds herself falling in love with the man with whom she shares her vacation home.
Love in the Villa is streaming on Netflix on September 1st
Devil in Ohio
This series stars Emily Deschanel as a psychiatrist who reluctantly helps someone escape from a mysterious cult but is caught in a mystery of her own. As the stranger finds refuge in her care, she finds herself thrown into mysterious events threatening to tear her family apart.
Devil in Ohio is streaming on Netflix on September 2nd
The Festival of Troubadours
This drama tells the story of a father and son who heads on a journey that could probably be their last. After 25 years of being away from each other, they both try to resolve their past while deciding what to do with their future.
The Festival of Troubadours is streaming on Netflix on September 2nd
I Am A Killer
This critically acclaimed docu-series returns with a new season to examine prisoners who are convicted of murder. Each episode will explore the crimes committed and features exclusive interviews with the people behind them.
Season 3 is streaming on Netflix on August 30th
Life By Ella
After getting an epiphany following a life-changing experience, Ella decides to live each day like her last. Appreciating every moment, the 13-year-old faces her fears head-on while inspiring others to do the same.
Life By Ella is streaming on Apple TV+ on September 2nd
Unknown Dimension: The Story of Paranormal Activity
A must-watch for fans of the Paranormal Activity franchise, this documentary looks at the horror phenomenon that started with a $15,000 budget and launched a franchise that earned close to a billion dollars at the box office.
Unknown Dimension: The Story of Paranormal Activity is streaming on OSN+ on August 27th
The Stand
This post-apocalyptic drama follows the lives of the survivors of a man-made plague that killed most of the Earth’s population. As the survivors struggle to stay alive, they soon start fighting for supremacy against the others to determine how the human race will survive.
The Stand is now streaming on Starz Play
Under the Banner of Heaven
This miniseries stars Andrew Garfield as a Mormon detective named Jeb Pyre. Joined by Gil Birmingham as Bill Taba, they investigate the murder of a Mormon mother and a baby involving the LDS Church.
