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Tom’s Guide Roundup Highlights Nine New Weekend Movies and Shows

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Toms Guide Roundup Highlights Nine New Weekend Movies and Shows

LOS ANGELES, September 10 — The weekend of Sept. 4 through Sept. 6 brought a crowded slate to screens both big and small, with nine new movies and television shows arriving across streaming services and theaters, according to a weekend viewing roundup published by Tom’s Guide.

The lineup was led by three titles named in the roundup’s headline: the film “Mayday,” the Apple TV+ science-fiction series “Silo,” and the Guy Ritchie series “The Gentlemen.” At its heart, “Silo” is an adaptation of Hugh Howey’s book series of the same name — a dystopian saga set in a massive underground structure that houses the remnants of humanity. The Apple TV+ series stars Rebecca Ferguson.

The show’s premise places its characters inside a sealed world, and the roundup positioned it among the weekend’s most prominent new arrivals for viewers deciding what to watch. “The Gentlemen” is a Guy Ritchie television spin-off of his 2019 film of the same name, made for Netflix. The series follows an aristocratic family whose estate turns out to sit atop a criminal cannabis empire.

That premise — old money meeting organized crime — carried the Ritchie name from the big screen to streaming, and the roundup grouped it alongside “Silo” and “Mayday” as the weekend’s headline titles. The roundup’s structure treated the nine titles as a single weekend viewing guide, spanning both theatrical releases and streaming premieres across the Friday-to-Sunday window.

Tom’s Guide published the roundup within its entertainment and streaming coverage. The article did not specify individual release dates within the three-day window for each title, and the remaining six titles were not named in the headline material. Readers looking for the full list were directed to the roundup itself, which catalogs all nine new movies and shows for the Sept. 4-6 weekend.

For viewers who missed the window, the roundup remains the reference point for what arrived — and for what to watch next as the fall release calendar fills out.

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