This weekend, July 26-27, Netflix is throwing it back to the 1990s with the release of a sequel to a nearly 30-year-old movie. Over in theaters, one Marvel group of heroes is getting its third reboot in 20 years. Basically, it's a big week for fans of the "good old days."

Need a good movie? Watch these 10 at home now, from "The Amateur" to Netflix's "Apocalypse in the Tropics." All are free on your streaming services.

Here are TheWrap's picks for the seven best movies that have started streaming on Netflix in July. "Captain Phillips" (2013) Based on a real-life 2009 hijacking, "Captain Phillips" is a nerve-wracking hostage thriller with a shockingly cathartic final act.

Max is bringing another recent A24 release to its library next month – here's the full list of all the new titles to stream in August.

After just over one month in theaters, “Materialists” is now available to stream at home. “Materialists” is director/screenwriter Celine Song’s follow-up to her Oscar nominated debut feature “Past Lives.” The romantic comedy, which stars Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal, is set against the backdrop of NYC’s luxury dating scene.

Summer might be blockbuster movie season, but just because "The Fantastic Four" and "Superman" are duking it out at the box office doesn't mean Netflix stops delivering binge-worthy new shows, and July is no different.

Need a good movie? Watch these 10 at home now, from "Drop" to Tyler Perry's "Madea's Destination Wedding." All are free on your streaming services.

The summer blockbusters have arrived in theaters, but so has another slate of recently released hits, now available on demand with a click of a button. Why not stay indoors and avoid 20 minutes of previews to catch something that — in some cases — is still playing in theaters? No one will judge you if you pull your phone out while you watch.

A curated guide to the best new movies streaming in July 2025, including The Old Guard 2, Sinners and Death of a Unicorn.