Goliath and more streaming on Amazon Prime Video this week
The last full week of September is on the quiet side, but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to watch. Goliath is one of the big releases streaming on Amazon Prime Video this week.
Things are on the quieter side this week. This gives you plenty of time to catch up on some of the releases throughout the month. There were some excellent releases on Friday, Sept. 17 that you may not have had time to check out just yet, so spend the week watching them.
You’re waiting until the end of the week for the other releases. Goliath Season 4 is likely the one you’ve waited all month for. It is the final season of the legal drama, and Billy McBride is taking on his biggest case yet.
He has to take on Big Pharma. Will he be able to win this case? Just how will the story end for him? Find out when the full season drops on Friday, Sept. 24.
Birds of Paradise drops on Amazon Prime Video this week
While not on the initial list, there is a new Amazon Original Movie to look out for. Birds of Paradise is coming at the end of the week.
It focuses on Kate, a teenager who heads to a French ballet school on a scholarship. Naturally, because of her income status, she has to prove her skills and that she belongs there. She also ends up in a competition with the best dancer at the school. There’s only one place at the biggest ballet company in the country.
However, what if they work together instead of against each other? Is there a place for both of them in the world of ballet? Can they ever learn to trust each other?
What’s streaming on Amazon soon?
While October’s full list isn’t out just yet, we do know some big Amazon Originals arriving throughout the month. Here are some big releases to look forward to.
- Bingo Hell — Oct. 1
- Black as Night — Oct. 1
- Madres — Oct. 8
- The Manor — Oct. 8
- I Know What You Did Last Summer — Oct. 15
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