What's New on Streaming Platforms This July 2024

(SPOT.ph) Cue all the Jolina Magdangal-esque butterfly clips and other chuva-choo-choo because it's July-na.

Bad puns and tito jokes aside, with all the rain expected to hit this month, there's no better time to hunker down and be one with the couch. July welcomes a slew of new shows and movies hitting your favorite streaming platforms. So whether you're looking to rewatch old classics or start a new obsession,  here are 10 must-see titles coming to Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video this month.

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Check out these titles hitting the streaming platforms just in time for July:

Streaming on Netflix this July:

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (Film)

Release date: July 3

Reasons to watch: Are you ready to hear Crazy Frog again in 2024? If you are, then check out  Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. This flick sees Detroit cop Axel Foley resume his knack for solving crimes and chaos (well, mostly chaos) forty years later. Get ready for a boatload of laughs as Eddie Murphy reprises his role as Axel Foley in this sequel you didn’t know you needed. 

3 Days 2 Nights in Poblacion (Film)

Release date: July 4

Reasons to watch: Together for the first time in years, Gabbi (Jasmine Curtis-Smith) and Charlie (Barbie Imperial) hit the Poblacion nightlife before one of them moves away for good. But will their friendship survive a huge Javi (JM De Guzman)-sized rivalry? Catch the friends navigate love, friendship and
heartbreak all in a span of three days and two nights in Makati's vibrant party scene.

Clueless (Film)

Release date: July 8

Reasons to watch: This oldie but goodie is finally making a Netflix comeback. For the millennials out there, this is an immediate throwback to the '90s. TBH, we're still waiting for the Clueless outfit matcher to become a reality. It's 2024; where is it? But for Gen Z out there who have no idea what this gem is about, this is your time to catch a young Alicia Silverstone and Paul Rudd (who doesn't seem to age) in this "modern" reimagining of Jane Austen's Emma. 

Anyone But You (Film)

Release date: July 16

Reasons to watch: Finally! Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell's romantic comedy is about to hit our screens. Dubbed as one of the flicks that hallmark a new era of romcoms in streaming, Anyone But You is sure to bring in the laughs and the feels. If you need any more convincing, just think fake dating trope + Sydney Sweeney— need we say more?

Streaming on Disney Plus this July:

Land of Tanabata (Series)

Release date: July 4

Reasons to watch:  Yoji Minamimaru (Kanata Hosoda) is an ordinary university student who seems a bit absent-minded. But despite his humdrum life, he has one special but useless supernatural power—he can make a small hole in anything. With his supernatural power, Yoji Minamimaru must stand up against a crisis that threatens the entire world. Does he have what it takes to save mankind, or is he just another ordinary boy? Find out in this live-action remake of a popular manga series.

Descendants: The Rise of Red (Series)

Release date: July 12

Two types of people are going to watch this flick: those who are excited to see a grown-up Brandy as Cinderella and those looking for the next tale in the Descendants saga. Where you fall in those two categories says a lot about how old you are right now.

Kidding aside, Descendants: The Rise of Red sees former villain kid Uma, now Auradon Prep’s newest principal. She extends an invite to the school to another villain kid—Red, the rebellious daughter of the Queen of Hearts from Wonderland. After the Queen of Hearts incites a coup against Auradon, Red and Cinderella’s daughter Chloe travel back in time to try to undo the traumatic event that set Red’s mother down her villainous path.

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No Way Out: The Roulette (Series)

Release date: July 31

Reasons to watch: If you're done with all the lovey-dovey K-drama romcoms, then this mystery thriller is for you. When a heinous criminal, Kim Kook-Ho (Yoo-Jae Myung), is released from prison after 13 years, a public bounty with a payout of 20 billion KRW is offered for his murder. Ironically, a detective, Baek Joong-Sik (Cho Jin-Woong), is tasked to protect the killer from the citizens. No Way Out: The Roulette is a confrontation between “those who want to kill” and “those who want to survive”—kill or be killed is the name of the game in this thrilling drama. 

Streaming on Prime Video this July:

Last One Laughing PH (Series)

Release date: July 4

Reasons to watch:  The Philippines’ own LOL: Last One Laughing comedy show is kicking off on Prime Video this month. Hosted by Asia’s Unkabogable Phenomenal Box Office Superstar Vice Ganda, LOL: Last One Laughing Philippines pits 10 of the best comedic talents from the Philippines against each other in a celebrity showdown where anything can happen. Catch Victor Anastacio, Jayson Gainza, Pepe Herrera, Chad Kinis, Empoy Marquez, Kim Molina, Jerald Napoles, Negi, Tuesday Vargas, and Rufa Mae Quinto as they try to eliminate others by making each other laugh while not laughing themselves.

Space Cadet (Film)

Release date: July 4

Reasons to watch:  Just how far are you willing to take a lie? Well, for Tiffany “Rex” Simpson (Emma Roberts), this lie might just take her all the way to outer space. This laugh-out-loud comedy sees Roberts play a quick-witted Florida girl who has long dreamed of heading to outer space, and when her doctored application gets her in NASA’s ultra-competitive astronaut training program, we see just how far her moxie and determination will take her before she blows her cover. Find out in Space Cadet.

Betty La Fea: The Story Continues (Series)

Release date: July 19

Reasons to watch: Raise your hand if you grew up watching the Filipino-dubbed Betty La Fea or its American remake, Ugly Betty. If you did, then it's time to dive back into the story of Armando, Betty, and the whole Ecomoda gang. Betty La Fea: The Story Continues is the second sequel in the Betty La Fea franchise. This new Colombian series follows Betty twenty years later, living separately from Armando and with her daughter Mila, who is returning to Columbia. Time may have passed, but all the drama, intrigue, and chaos in La Ecomoda are still ripe and ready to keep Betty away from Armando and Mila. 

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