August turn into September so fast that it was yesterday. New and returning Disney+ series, original films, and season finales will all be available to watch beginning in September 2023, and Disney+ will do its best to keep the summer bash continuing. Rosario Dawson is avenging the role of Ahsoka that she previously played in The Mandalorian, which is continuing its first season. The Little Mermaid, starring Halle Bailey, Melissa McCarthy, and Javier Bardem, will also debut exclusively for Disney+ subscribers. The following is a top ten list of all the new content coming to Disney+ in September 2023.
10. Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of Secret Invasion
Director: | Ali Selim |
Genre: | Action-adventure, Spy thriller, Science fiction Ali Selim |
Cast: | Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn |
Released Date: | 20 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | 54% |
Assembled reveals the origins of Marvel Studios’ Secret Invasion through in-depth interviews with cast and crew and never-before-seen behind-the-scenes video. See what it took to bring the show’s universe to life, and hang out with Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury in his most perplexing conflict yet.
9. The Little Mermaid
Director: | Rob Marshall |
Genre: | Romance |
Cast: | Halle Bailey, Melissa McCarthy |
Released Date: | 6 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | 92% |
“The Little Mermaid” tells the tale of Ariel, a beautiful little mermaid who longs for adventure. Ariel, the youngest and most autonomous of King Triton’s daughters, visits the emerge and falls in love with the handsome Prince Eric. Ariel must follow her heart even if mermaids are not supposed to talk to humans. She strikes a pact with the sea witch Ursula, who promises her a taste of land life in exchange for her life, putting her and her father’s throne in danger.
8. Lang Lang Plays Disney
Director: | Oliver Murray |
Genre: | Documentary |
Cast: | Alfie Boe, Gina Alice Redlinger |
Released Date: | 20 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | 54% |
Lang Lang Plays Disney features live performances and archival footage of his early life in China, where his fascination for Disney began to develop. Disney favorites like “Let It Go,” “We Don’t Talk About Bruno,” “You’ll Be in My Heart” (with English recording artist Alfie Boe), “When You Wish Upon a Star” (featuring vocalist Gina Alice Redlinger), and more will be performed by Lang Lang and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London.
7. I am Groot
Director: | Kirsten Lepore |
Genre: | Comedy |
Cast: | Vin Diesel, Bradley Cooper |
Released Date: | 5 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | 88% |
In I Am Groot Season 2, the naughty twig returns for more mischief. As he travels across space with the Guardians, Baby Groot gets his first taste of various life forms and surroundings. In five new animated shorts, Vin Diesel reprises his role as Groot’s voice actor. Season 1’s writer/director Kirsten Lepore is back for more in season 2.
6. Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Director: | James Gunn |
Genre: | Adventures |
Cast: | Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldaña |
Released Date: | 13 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | 82% |
Experience the birth, development, and eventual release of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 alongside visionary filmmaker James Gunn and Hollywood A-listers Chris Pratt and Zoe Saldana. Join the cast and crew as they say their goodbyes on set and bring an end to this chapter in the story of Peter Quill and his ragtag band of misfit warriors.
5. Merbabies (1938)
Director: | Vernon Stallings |
Genre: | Animated |
Cast: | Pinto Colvig, Leone LeDoux |
Released Date: | 8 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | – |
Walt Disney sought the services of Hugh Harman and Rudy Ising, two of his former employees, to compose this aquatic Silly Symphony. The ocean’s waves conjure merbabies, which are then transported to a bottomless circus playground where they can play with seahorses, starfish, and other marine creatures before returning to the surface.
4. Mickey’s Kangaroo (1935)
Director: | David Hand |
Genre: | Animated |
Cast: | Don Brodie, Pinto Colvig, Walt Disney, Lee Millar |
Released Date: | 8 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | – |
When an Australian pal sends a boxing kangaroo and her kid to Mickey and Pluto for help, the pair wastes no time getting to work. When the visitors destroy Pluto’s new doghouse and food, he is furious, but Mickey is excited to have someone to spar with finally. Everything works out in the end, and they become an unconventionally close family.
3. Playful Pluto (1934)
Director: | Burt Gillett |
Genre: | Animated |
Cast: | Walt Disney, Pinto Colvig |
Released Date: | 8 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | – |
When Pluto offers to assist Mickey with some spring cleaning and leaf picking, the day quickly spirals out of control due to the appearance of a whirlwind, a leaky hose with a mind of its own, and an invasion of flies. Pluto’s most iconic moments revolve around his unfortunate encounter with a roll of flypaper.
2. Trolley Troubles (1927)
Director: | Walt Disney |
Genre: | Animated |
Cast: | – |
Released Date: | 5 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | – |
The first short in Walt Disney’s Oswald the Lucky Rabbit cartoon series, “Trolley Troubles,” depicts Oswald as a trolley conductor attempting to keep things on schedule. There are a bunch of boisterous bunnies in the cabin with him, some impossible slopes to climb, a stubborn cow, a charging goat, and other challenges he must overcome.
1. The Ghost and Molly McGee
Director: | Bill Motz & Bob Roth |
Genre: | Supernatural fantasy, Musical |
Cast: | Ashly Burch, Dana Snyder, Jordan Klepper |
Released Date: | 20 September |
Rotten Tomatoes Ratings: | 79% |
Bill Motz and Bob Roth created the animated supernatural comedy series The Ghost and Molly McGee for Disney Channel in the United States. Optimistic Molly McGee, 13, moves to Brighton, her new home in the Human Realm, only to find that a gloomy spirit named Scratch already lives there. Scratch attempts to scare Molly away by cursing her, but the curse backfires and ties them together for all time. Scratch and Molly become friends after meeting each other’s families for the first time and having a bumpy start.
In September 2023, Disney Plus is set to delight subscribers with a fresh wave of enchanting content. From beloved classics to new original releases, the streaming platform promises a magical lineup that caters to audiences of all ages.
Tuesday, September 5
- All Wet
- Trolley Troubles
Wednesday, September 6
- 9/11: One Day in America (S1, 6 episodes)
- The Little Mermaid
- I Am Groot (Season 2 Premiere)
- Star Wars: Ahsoka Episode 4
Friday, September 8
- 2000s Greatest Tragedies (special)
- The Barn Dance
- Bin Laden’s Hard Drive (special)
- Playful Pluto
- Pluto, Junior
- Bone Trouble
- George W. Bush: The 9-11 Interview (special)
- Merbabies
- Mickey’s Kangaroo
- Wednesday, September 13
- Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
- Raven’s Home (season 6, 4 episodes)
- Star Wars: Ahsoka Episode 5
- Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends
- Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Friday, September 15
- Lang Lang Plays
Wednesday, September 20
- The Ghost and Molly McGee
- PJ Masks: Power Heroes
- Star Wars: Ahsoka Episode 6
- Marvel Studios’ Assembled: The Making of Secret Invasion
Wednesday, September 27
- To Catch a Smuggler (S5, 8 episodes)
- Construction: Season 1 (S1, 6 episodes)
- Star Wars: Ahsoka Episode 7
Friday, September 29
- Marvel Studios Legends: Variants
- Disney’s Launchpad (season 2) New Shorts Streaming
- Beautiful, FL
- The Ghost
- Black Belts
- Maxine
- The Roof
Conclusion
In conclusion, Disney Plus is gearing up for a captivating September 2023, offering a mix of nostalgic favorites and innovative original content. With a diverse range of movies, series, and specials on the horizon, subscribers are in for a month filled with entertainment that embodies the magic and storytelling that Disney is renowned for. Whether enjoying timeless classics or exploring new adventures, viewers can expect a month of joy and wonder on the streaming platform.