With the start of fall, a number of new movies will be available this week on Netflix and Max. Some are subscription-based, while others are available for purchase or rental. [Gran Turismo," "The Meg 2 Trench," "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3," "Blue Beetle," and other late summer theatrical releases make their streaming debuts, including Netflix's eerie "Reptile" and Wes Anderson director's whimsical "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar," will be joined by streaming exclusives such as.

Here are the top new films streaming this week.

Aspiring lawyer Jaime Reyes (Zorro Maridueña) returns to his hometown of Palmera City to find his family facing eviction. One day, he receives a job offer and obtains a "scarab," an ancient alien relic hidden inside a fast-food box.

The awakened scarab fuses with Jamie and equips him with a powerful exoskeleton. He must then take on high-tech assassins and other villains who attempt to recapture the scarab. With his new Blue Beetle crown in hand, Jamie must uncover the secrets of Kord Industries, Inc. and its co-founder and CEO. - Brittany Vincent

Available on Amazon or Apple from September 26

Jann Mardenborough (Archie Madekwe), a young gamer from Cardiff, dreams of trading his virtual race track for a real one. When Nissan's GT Academy offers Jean the chance to experience real-life racing, he seizes the opportunity. Under the tutelage of retired racer Jack Salter (David Harbour), Jean strives to prove that he has what it takes to demonstrate his racing skills in the real world.

The fledgling racer dives headfirst into the cutthroat world of professional racing, only to find that it is very different than in the game. And when he discovers that crashes in the real world have consequences, his love for the sport is severely shaken. The live-action adaptation is much more serious than the game series, but that's what makes the film work. - BV

Available on Amazon or Apple from September 26

Set one year after My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2, Toula (Nia Vardalos) and Ian (John Corbett) struggle with the loss of their father. The Portokalos clan is taken to Greece for a family reunion, where they meet Victory (Melina Cozzero), a village chief who dreams of restoring the village to its former glory.

Toula searches for a connection to the past, Aunt Voula (Andrea Martin) seeks romance in Paris, and Ian just wants to honestly get away from it all. If you liked the first two films, the Portokalos family is sure to make you smile again. - BV

Available on Amazon or Apple from September 26

In this adaptation of Roald Dahl's short story of the same name, Henry Sugar (Benedict Cumberbatch) is a gambler looking for his next big break. Through intense meditation, he develops the ability to see through cards and eventually see into the future. He heads to a casino and uses his newfound powers to win big money. But as the winnings pile up, so do the consequences. [even if it means cheating a Las Vegas casino owner or going up against the Mafia to open the world's best orphanage. Nothing crazy, of course. - BV

Watch on Netflix from September 27

John Carney follows "Once" and "Sing Street" with a charming Irish film built around music Bad Sisters star Eve Hewson (aka Bono's daughter) is a rebellious single mother Flora, who struggles with her relationship with her teenage son Max (Oren Kinlan). When Max encourages her to find a hobby, she gives him a battered acoustic guitar. With the help of a fallen California musician (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), Flora and Max discover that one person's trash can become another's makeover. - Kellie Wu

Watch on Apple TV Plus from September 29

The first "Meg" was a big, dumb, fun monster movie. It was a hit, so naturally a sequel was made.

This time, rescue diver Jonas Taylor (Jason Statham) is helping scientists explore the deepest part of the Mariana Trench, where megalodons live. One voyage goes terribly wrong due to a malicious act of illegal mining. An explosion forces Jonas and his team to don exosuits to walk through the trench, where they encounter a terrifying creature. The megalodon then learns that its habitat is in danger of extinction and sets out to find a safe surface. ...... - KW

Watch Max on Sept. 29

Netflix's latest gives TG's Malcolm McMillan a "True Detective" vibe, which bodes well for the crime thriller. Benicio del Toro stars as Detective Tom Nichols, whose reputation is ruined and he and his wife (Alicia Silverstone) are forced to relocate to a small town in Maine.

Tasked with investigating the murder of a real estate agent, Nichols confronts the main suspects: her boyfriend Will (Justin Timberlake), her ex-husband (Carl Glassman), or a recluse (Michael Pitt) with a grudge against Will. As they delve deeper into the case, the detectives discover an unexpected web of intrigue and corruption. - KW

Watch on Netflix starting September 29

"Sith" is set at the end of World War II and follows a taciturn prospector (Jorma Tommila) who crosses paths with German soldiers in a scorched retreat in northern Finland. When these antagonists decide to steal his gold, they soon find themselves entangled not with an ordinary miner, but with a single determined man who will stop at nothing to get what is rightfully his in order to exact revenge.

Praised by critics for its bold style and relentless action, "Sith" is deliriously entertaining from start to finish, and at 91 minutes, there is no time for the audience to tire of the pulp carnage or crave a deeper story than a paper-thin plot. Writer/director Yarmali Helander has said that he drew inspiration from Rambo: First Blood. - Rory Mellon

Watch on Starz starting September 29

If you want something a little more thoughtful and a little less killer sharks and speeding racing cars, "Dreamin' Wild" may be just what you've been looking for. Based on a true story, this biographical drama stars Casey Affleck as Donnie Emerson, a soft-spoken singer-songwriter who, as a teenager, recorded an album with his brother Joe (Walton Goggins) that was discovered by a music critic, turning Donnie's 30-year obscurity around, hailed as a masterpiece. While the album's unexpected success brings fame and opportunity, it also stirs up long-buried emotions that affect Donnie, his wife (Zooey Deschanel), and their entire family. - RM

Available on Amazon or Apple beginning September 26