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There are a TON of new films going live on Netflix starting September 1st

As the end of one month ends and another begins, that means many things, but for the Netflix streaming platform, is always means an influx of new content. In this case we are referring to new “classic” content, not including the the extraordinary amount of new movies Netflix plans to release now until the holidays.

Whether its TV shows, movies, Netflix originals, both old and new, we’ve compiled a huge list of everything that is coming to Netflix starting the first of September.

The list combines, truly, a digital smorgasbord of things to watch from classic movies like “Blade Runner”, documentaries including “Blood Brothers: Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali” or Netflix Originals like “Kate” and “Midnight Mass”. With the selection sometimes feeling stale after a month it is good to get a refresh!

The list is a freaking long one, with over 40 plus titles, some becoming available within hours of this writing. So, without further ado, here are the shows that lie just ahead in your Netflix-future:

Available September 1

How to Be a Cowboy (Netflix Series)

Turning Point: 9/11 and the War on Terror (Netflix Documentary)

A Cinderella Story

Agatha Christie’s Crooked House

Barbie Big City Big Dreams

Blade Runner: The Final Cut (1982)

The Blue Lagoon (1980)

Chappie

Clear and Present Danger

Cliffhanger

Cold Mountain

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

Dear John

Do the Right Thing

Freedom Writers

Green Lantern

House Party, House Party 2, House Party 3

The Interview

Kid-E-Cats, season 2

Labyrinth

Letters to Juliet

Love Don’t Cost a Thing (2003)

Mars Attacks!

Marshall

Mystery Men

The Nutty Professor, The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps

Once Upon a Time in America

Open Season 2

Rhyme & Reason

School of Rock

Tears of the Sun

Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins

Available September 2

Afterlife of the Party (Netflix Film)

Final Account

Q-Force (Netflix Series)

Available September 3

Dive Club (Netflix Family)

Money Heist Part 5: Volume 1 (Netflix Series)

Sharkdog (Netflix Family)

Worth (Netflix Film)

Available September 6

Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 7

Kid Cosmic, season 2 (Netflix Family)

Octonauts: Above & Beyond (Netflix Family)

On the Verge (Netflix Series)

Untold: Breaking Point (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 8

The Circle, season 3 (Netflix Series, new episodes weekly)

Into the Night, season 2 (Netflix Series)

JJ+E (Netflix Film)

Available September 9

Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali (Netflix Documentary)

The Women and the Murderer (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 10

Firedrake the Silver Dragon (Netflix Family)

Metal Shop Masters (Netflix Series)

Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series (Netflix Family)

Prey (Netflix Film)

Yowamushi Pedal, Yowamushi Pedal Grande Road

Kate (Netflix Film)

Lucifer, final season

Available September 13

Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 14

A StoryBots Space Adventure (Netflix Family)

Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father, season 5 (Netflix Series)

The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals, season 2 (Netflix Series)

You vs. Wild: Out Cold (Netflix Family)

Available September 15

Nailed It!, season 6 (Netflix Series)

Nightbooks (Netflix Film)

Saved by the Bell, seasons 1–9

Schumacher (Netflix Documentary)

Too Hot to Handle Latino (Netflix Series, new episodes weekly)

Available September 16

He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (Netflix Family)

Jaws, Jaws 2, Jaws 3, Jaws: The Revenge

My Heroes Were Cowboys (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 17

Ankahi Kahaniya (Netflix Film)

Chicago Party Aunt (Netflix Series)

The Father Who Moves Mountains (Netflix Film)

Sex Education, season 3 (Netflix Series)

Squid Game (Netflix Series)

The Stronghold (Netflix Film)

Available September 19

Dark Skies

Available September 20

Grown Ups

Available September 21

Go! Go! Cory Carson: Chrissy Takes the Wheel (Netflix Family)

Love on the Spectrum, season 2 (Netflix Series)

Available September 22

Confessions of an Invisible Girl (Netflix Film)

Dear White People: Volume 4 (Netflix Series)

Intrusion (Netflix Film)

Jaguar (Netflix Series)

Monsters Inside: The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 23

Je Suis Karl (Netflix Film)

Available September 24

Blood & Water, season 2 (Netflix Series)

Ganglands (Braqueurs) (Netflix Series)

Jailbirds New Orleans (Netflix Series)

Midnight Mass (Netflix Series)

My Little Pony: A New Generation (Netflix Family)

The Starling (Netflix Film)

Vendetta: Truth, Lies and The Mafia (Netflix Documentary)

Available September 28

Ada Twist, Scientist (Netflix Family)

Attack of the Hollywood Clichés! (Netflix Comedy Special)

Available September 29

The Chestnut Man (Netflix Series)

Friendzone (Netflix Film)

MeatEater, season 10, part 1 (Netflix Series)

No One Gets Out Alive (Netflix Film)

Polly Pocket, season 3, part 1

Sounds Like Love (Netflix Film)

Available September 30

Love 101, season 2 (Netflix Series)

Luna Park (Netflix Series)

The Phantom

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Marie Kondo is back, this time ‘Sparking Joy’ on Netflix Platform

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When you initially think of the word joy, something like tidying up and cleaning don’t usually come instantly to mind.  Marie Kondo’s method Kon Mari, transformed what it means to tidy-up one’s life (literally and metaphorically) and all the surprising benefits, often quite emotional benefits that come as a result. 

Her newest Netflix series will premiere on August 31, 2021. In celebration of the pending release, we present, below, a selection of her best books to date.

The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing

Marie Kondo’s first book, one that has inspired millions to change ones mindset on the act of simplifying your living spaces.

Within, readers will understand her category system which differs from the typical room-by-room cleaning system. Below is her companion text which is a must have as well. Click to check out “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying up“.

Spark Joy: An Illustrated Master Class on the Art of Organizing and Tidying Up

In the companion volume, Spark Joy (above), the de-cluterring guru gives readers an illustrated guide, with detailed steps on how to organize almost everything. From drawings of how to fold pesky socks and shirts, to perfecting the art of organizing your closet and drawers, this is a detailed tour-de-force on the unique perspective of Kon Mari.

Her concept on joy and material also makes you rethink what is “necessary” in life. If material things are not bringing you happiness, then perhaps, it is time to let go and simply enjoy life. Click to see more on “Spark Joy“.

Joy at Work: Organizing Your Professional Life

If the need to declutter your home and living spaces are necessary, more times than not, your workplace will also be in need for some TLC.

Stacks of unorganized paperwork, notes and emails can be a drain on career progress. This kind of disorganization can easily create a negative feeling about work.

Marie Kondo utilizes her KonMari method to overcome that workplace mess so you can focus on productivity and happiness. For more details and information, check out “Joy at Work“.

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De-cluttering is love: Marie Kondo: Joy Is The Only Goal

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Finding Joy in the act of Tidying Up

Marie Kondo wants to help others find joy in the act of tidying up. The opportunity to reassess and bring more awareness to our personal belongings in a more mindful way is her unique approach to cleaning. 

Best Known for her bestselling books, “ The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up”, “Spark Joy”, more recently Kondo is gaining fans for her Netflix show, “Tidying up with Marie Kondo”.

On a mission to inspire others and to “spark joy”, she’s aided by her expertise in tidying along with her organizational method called KonMarie.

Thoughts of tidying often conjure up an end result of little more than a somewhat cleaner and more tidy outward appearance. Marie Kondo’s special talent is to help illuminate many indirect personal benefits that can arise as a result of confronting your sub-conscious attachments to belongings.

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Dreaded Chores or Opportunity for Joy?

Marie’s unconventional and heart-warming approach is refreshing  and helpful in comparison to how most people view cleaning (example: as a dreaded chore). 

Her methods are systematic and start by organizing items based on categories (versus by location).  There are five categories that are in a specific order: clothing, books, paper, komono (which encompasses kitchen, bathroom and garage), and lastly, sentimental/emotional items.  

As can be seen in her Netflix Show, when first coming into any clients home, Kondo first greets the home, allowing the residents to give thanks to the home for shelter and protection, and as a formal way of communicating the beginning of the tidying process.

Under her system, each category requires you to accumulate all the items together (e.g. gathering clothing from all rooms and creating a large pile) in order to pick up and touch each individual item.

The very act of collecting all belongings within each category forces one to confront the possessions and, in some cases, take a hard look at any excessive materialism.

Only items that spark joy, creating a warm and positive feeling (“holding a puppy feeling”) should be kept and items no longer wanted or needed, are to be thanked and and then let go.

By choosing to keep only items that spark joy and letting go of unnecessary items a cathartic refocus can occur, leading to understanding of what is most important and, ultimately, learning to cherish what you have, in order to achieve greater happiness in life.

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