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Are you ready for some football? Amazon’s Prime Video has got you covered, from the return of Thursday Night Football to a new docuseries from former NFL star Michael Vick about the rise of pioneering Black quarterbacks. Plus, the streamer offers a new take on the scandal surrounding England’s Prince Andrew and a new film, My Old Ass, about a teenage girl getting advice from her thirtysomething self. Here are our picks for the best of the new movies and TV shows that Prime is rolling out this month.
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Coming Sept. 1
Cape Fear (1962)
The best horror films feel grounded in the real world — which is why J. Lee Thompson’s 1962 classic still holds so much power. Robert Mitchum is magnetic as a convicted rapist who seeks revenge on the lawyer (Gregory Peck) who sent him up the proverbial river. And he’ll stop at nothing — including poisoning the family dog and menacing a 14-year-old girl on a houseboat. You’ll be tempted to keep the lights on while watching.
Coming Sept. 3
Snack Shack (2024)
We’ve had loads of films looking back at the years of being a teenager in the ’50s (Grease), the’60s (American Graffiti) and the ’70s (Dazed and Confused). Now the early ’90s get their turn with this genial yarn about a couple of Midwestern high schoolers who take over the concession stand at the local pool one summer — and maybe win over the female lifeguard.
Coming Sept. 10
The Money Game: LSU
How have college athletes responded to the recent NCAA changes allowing them to pursue endorsement deals while maintaining their amateur status? This six-part docuseries digs down into the impact on six top student-athletes from Louisiana State University, including 2023 Heisman Trophy winner Jayden Daniels and WNBA rookie Angel Reese. These pioneers are lining up endorsement portfolios that rival their stats on the scoreboard.
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