Here Is Every Superhero Movie & TV Show Coming Out in September 2025

September brings a short but busy slate for superhero fans. Prime Video is dropping new episodes from the world of ‘The Boys’ right in the middle of the month, while cinemas are loading up a weekend with Tobey Maguire’s classic web-slinging trilogy. The schedule is easy to follow and spread across streaming and theaters, so you can plan both couch time and a trip to your local multiplex without any overlap.

The theatrical returns are part of a special event that runs across one weekend at the end of the month, while the new season on streaming begins a weekly rollout that continues into October. Below you will find every confirmed movie and show with firm dates in September, along with what to expect and how each release is being presented.

‘Gen V’ (2023)

‘Gen V’ season 2 premieres on Wednesday September 17 on Prime Video with a three episode drop, then new episodes arrive weekly through the season finale on October 22. The season streams in more than 240 countries and territories and continues the story after ‘The Boys’ season 4, returning to Godolkin University with Hamish Linklater joining as Dean Cipher. The show’s producers confirmed that the character played by the late Chance Perdomo will not be recast and that scripts were revised before cameras rolled.

The new season sets up key events that feed into the conclusion of ‘The Boys’. Expect appearances from franchise characters such as Starlight and The Deep, along with plot threads involving a secret program at Godolkin and a campus under new leadership. Prime Video’s schedule confirms the exact weekly rollout dates, and trade coverage details how the story bridges to the larger series without replacing its core ensemble.

‘Spider-Man’ (2002)

‘Spider-Man’ returns to theaters on Friday September 26 as part of Fathom Entertainment’s Fan Favorites event in partnership with Sony Pictures, with an encore screening set for October 3. This presentation includes a short look behind the scenes that plays with the feature and is booked nationwide through participating theater chains. Tickets opened in late July through Fathom and exhibitor partners.

The re-release kicks off a three day trilogy schedule that plays one film per day across the final weekend of the month. Fathom’s listings group the Raimi films under a single series page, which is the master reference for dates and participating locations. Local showtime pages from exhibitors are being updated as theaters finalize their bookings.

‘Spider-Man 2’ (2004)

‘Spider-Man 2’ returns in the extended cut known as ‘Spider-Man 2.1’ on Saturday September 27, with an encore on October 4. This cut is making its theatrical debut and is presented in 4K as part of the same Fathom series that runs the entire Raimi trilogy on consecutive days.

‘Spider-Man 2.1’ adds about eight minutes of material that was previously available only on home video releases, and Fathom’s release page lists it alongside the other two films under the trilogy banner. Theater listings are grouped on exhibitor sites and will populate by market as showtimes are confirmed.

‘Spider-Man 3’ (2007)

‘Spider-Man 3’ closes out the trilogy re-release on Sunday September 28, with an encore on October 5. It is booked through the same Fathom event that is bringing the first two entries back to the big screen.

Exhibitor pages list the film with a running time of two hours and twenty four minutes and note that Fathom special events may not be included in subscription programs. Check local theater pages for participating locations and final showtimes as the date approaches.

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