all confirmed releases for July 2024, with very, very heavy material

To help you have the best summer possible, know that Netflix’s July catalog promises to be pretty awesome, with great productions that we’d love to see more often.

Netflix often has a knack for delighting subscribers in the summer. It must be said: after a long sunny day (that’s almost everything), what could be better than closing the shutters, going into the darkness and sitting comfortably on the sofa or armchair? This month of July is not fun at all, as there are very heavy things both for cinema and series.

Netflix movies for July 2024

The month of July 2024 promises rich entertainment on Netflix, with a range of films and varied series that will captivate subscribers. Starting July 1, titles such as “An Hour of Quiet”, “Where We Come From” and “Infinite Storm” will get the ball rolling, offering stories ranging from comedy to intense drama. One of the main events of the month is undoubtedly the release of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F on July 3, where fans will be delighted to discover the comic and thrilling adventures of the legendary detective Axel Foley. A few days later, on July 5, The Imagination and Super Mario Bros. arrived, giving it a touch of fantasy and nostalgia when you arrive on the platform. Finally, the return of the great classic “Titanic” on July 15 will delight fans of epic romance novels. Just to make the people in the cabins cry. Women and children first!

1/07 An hour of rest
1/07 Where we come from
1/07 Endless Storm
3/07 The film “Le Flic de Berverly Hills”: Axel F
5/07 Goyo 5 July
5/07 Fantasy
07.05. Super Mario Bros.
10/07 Wild Wild Punjab
11/07 Fainted during the night
12/07 Playing too much
12/07 The Champion
12/07 Lobola man
15/07 Titanic
19.07. When I fall
26.07. House of Ga’a
26.07. Non-negotiable

All Netflix series from July 2024

Netflix doesn’t disappoint when it comes to series either. From July 1st, subscribers can immerse themselves in the second season of Star Trek Prodigy and the third season of Grizzly and the Lemmings. The month continues intensely with the third season of Vikings: Valhalla on July 11th, promising epic stories and fierce battles. Another highlight is the premiere of the sixth season of Cobra Kai on July 18th, which continues the adventures of the iconic characters in a mix of drama and comedy.

On July 19, Sweet Home returns for its third season, a horror series that has captivated viewers with its supernatural intrigue. Finally, the end of the month still has surprises in store with the release of the eighth season of Elit and the sixth season of The Dragon Prince on July 26, series that continue to fascinate with their complex storylines and lovable characters.

1/07 About Antoine
1/07 Grizzly and the Lemmings – Season 3
1/07 Star Trek Prodigy Season 2
5/07 Parts of our lives
10/07 Eva Lastings S2
11/07 The Way of the Olive Tree – Series (Season 2)
11/07 Vikings: Valhalla Season 3
12/07 Exploding Kittens Season 1

15/07 Child prodigies
17.07. Le Gang du Gant Host
17.07. T・P GOOD: Season 2
18/07 Landlord
18/07 Cobra Kai S6 Party 1
19/07 Sweet Home Season 3
25.07. The Decameron
25/07 Kleo Season 2
25.07. Tokyo fraudsters
26.07. Elite – Season 8
26.07. The Dragon Prince Season 6

Documentaries and other programs for July 2024

Starting at the beginning of the month, viewers will be able to discover “Antoine the Marvelous” (July 1), a series that promises to transport viewers to a world full of magic and emotion. Sprint will launch on July 2, offering an immersion in the competitive world of athletics, followed by The Man of a Thousand Children on July 3, which offers a unique storyline.

On July 10, Receiver will be released, adding a dose of suspense and mystery. On July 16, Homicide: Los Angeles will be released, an intense detective series that delves into the complex investigations in the City of Angels. The Shield style. The New Rise of Simone Biles Part 1 (July 17) offers gymnastics fans and lovers of sports documentaries a fascinating insight into the life of the famous athlete. In short, it’s good.