Things take a turn when Drac falls for the ship’s captain (Kathryn Hahn), who is actually the descendent of Van Helsing. “Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation” (July 13) It’s time for a getaway, so Mavis (Selena Gomez) gets Dracula (Adam Sandler) to go on a cruise with her.
The movie, which is based on a true story, has an all-star cast with Joaquin Phoenix, Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara, Jack Black and Carrie Brownstein.
His newspaper cartoons give him hope for a better future. “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” (July 13) An alcoholic enters a treatment program where he discovers that he has artistic talent. “Whitney” (July 6) Filmmaker Kevin Macdonald looks back at late singer Whitney Houston’s life in this documentary, which is rated R. Lakeith Stanfield (“Atlanta”) and Tessa Thompson (“Thor: Ragnarok”) star. “Sorry to Bother You” (July 6) Black telemarketer Cassius Green realizes the key to success is sounding like a white guy, and he soon has all the success in the world while his friends fight corporate oppression. He realizes the device is connected to an evil organization that he has been tracking down. If you have some bingeing to catch up on, Season 1 of Jessica Biel breakout The Sinner drops on July 2, while Season 8 of Shameless streams July 28.īelow, a list of what's dropping and when, so you can plan your streaming schedule wisely.“Bleeding Steel” (July 6) A biochemical device has been surgically implanted in the missing daughter of Hong Kong detective Lin Dong (Jackie Chan). Other Netflix Originals additions include Season 2 of Anne with an E, new comedy specials from Iliza Shlesinger and Jim Jefferies, and your latest sweet-tooth satisfier, reality competition Sugar Rush.
There's something for everyone: Oscar-winning sci-fi romantic drama Her, childhood favorites like Jurassic Park and The Princess Diaries, and the latest installment of Orange is the New Black. And the streaming site's July additions feature the perfect shows and movies to revamp your watchlist. Although going outside in the summer heat seems like a good idea in theory, we all know the more realistic plan includes air conditioning and your Netflix queue.
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