Meanwhile, there are plenty of new treats to look forward to as well, from football documentary LALIGA: All Access to medieval black comedy The Decameron and animated card game adaptation Exploding Kittens.

There's also plenty available for film fans this month, with the biggest highlight being Eddie Murphy's return to one of his most famous franchises, in new original film Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.

With other new additions, including plenty of film favourites and fresh originals, scroll on to find out more about what's coming to Netflix in July 2024.

New on Netflix this week (1st – 7th July)

The biggest new releases arriving on Netflix this week include new series and movies such as Star Trek: Prodigy season 2, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F and The Man with 1000 Kids.

Here's a list of some of the best titles releasing this week. You can find a full list of everything releasing in July 2024 below.

• The Trouble with Maggie Cole – 2020 ITV comedy-drama series starring Mark Heap and Julie Hesmondhalgh.
• Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 – Second season of the animated Star Trek series skewed to younger audiences.
• Sprint season 1 – Docuseries following elite sprinters as they navigate training, media scrutiny and fierce competition.
• Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024) – Long-awaited fourth film in the action comedy franchise starring Eddie Murphy.
• The Man with 1000 Kids – Docuseries about a group of families who learned that the man they had trusted as a sperm donor also fathered hundreds or thousands of other children across the world.

New on Netflix UK in July

Monday 1st July

• 999 Critical Condition season 1 – Channel 5 docuseries following the patients and staff of a hospital trauma unit.
• Becky & Badette (2023) – Filipino comedy film.
• Cosmopolis (2012) – 2012 drama film directed by David Cronenberg and starring Robert Pattinson.
• Miraculous World: Shanghai, The Legend of Ladydragon (2021) – Children's animated special.
• Ouran High School Host Club season 1 – Japanese anime series.
• Public Affairs Office in the Sky season 1 – Japanese romantic drama series.
• The Trouble with Maggie Cole – 2020 ITV comedy-drama series starring Mark Heap and Julie Hesmondhalgh.
• Star Trek: Prodigy season 2 – Second season of the animated Star Trek series skewed to younger audiences.

Tuesday 2nd July

• Sprint season 1 – Docuseries following elite sprinters as they navigate training, media scrutiny and fierce competition.

Wednesday 3rd July

• Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024) – Long-awaited fourth film in the action comedy franchise starring Eddie Murphy.
• Living (2022) – Drama film starring Bill Nighy about a terminally ill man who learns to live again.
• Love Is Blind: Brazil season 4 – Fourth season of the Brazilian spin-off to the hit reality show.
• The Man With 1000 Kids – Docuseries about a group of families who learned that the man they had trusted as a sperm donor also fathered hundreds or thousands of other children across the world.
• The Woman in White – Five-part BBC period drama from 2018, starring Jessie Buckley, Ben Hardy, Dougray Scott and Charles Dance.

Thursday 4th July

• Barbecue Showdown season 3 – Third season of the reality barbecue cook-off competition show.
• Rhythm + Flow France season 3 – Third season of the French version of the competition series trying to find the next big rapper.

Friday 5th July

• Desperate Lies (2024) – Brazilian drama series in which a woman finds herself pregnant with twins by two men due to a rare phenomenon.
• Goyo (2024) – Argentinian romantic drama film about an autistic museum guide who falls in love with his coworker.
• The Imaginary (2024) – Japanese animated fantasy film.

Tuesday 9th July

• The Boyfriend season 1 – Japanese reality show in which a group of men live under one roof and run a coffee truck together for a month, to hopefully meet their new boyfriend.
• Hannah Berner: We Ride at Dawn (2024) – Stand-up comedy special from Hannah Berner.
• Smile (2022) – Horror film in which people are haunted by a terrifying entity which shows itself as smiling people.

Wednesday 10th July

• Eva Lasting season 2 – Second season of the Colombian teen drama.
• Receiver season 1 – Sports docuseries following the 2023 season of a group of NFL receivers.
• Sugar Rush: The Baking Point season 2 – Second season of the Mexican reality cooking show in which teams of pastry chefs create edible marvels.
• Wild Wild Punjab (2024) – Bollywood comedy film.

Thursday 11th July

• Another Self season 2 – Second season of the Turkish romantic drama series.
• Vanished into the Night (2024) – Italian thriller film.
• Vikings: Valhalla season 3 – Third season of the Vikings sequel series, which is set more than 100 years after the events of the original show.

Friday 12th July

• Blame the Game (2024) – German comedy film.
• The Champion (2024) – Spanish drama film about a football star who is benched after a fight and assigned a new tutor.
• Exploding Kittens season 1 – Animated adaptation of the card game of the same name, which follows God and the antichrist as they are sent to Earth to live as talking cats.
• Lobola Man (2024) – South African romantic comedy film.
• Ticket to Paradise (2022) – Romantic comedy film starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts as a divorced couple who team up to sabotage their daughter's wedding.
• Typist Artist Pirate King (2022) – Monica Dolan and Kelly Macdonald star in this fictionalised drama about the life of avant-garde artist Audrey Amiss, written and directed by Carol Morley

Sunday 14th July

• Five Star Chef season 1 – Channel 4 competition series in which seven professional, fine-dining chefs compete.

Monday 15th July

• LALIGA: All Access season 1 – All-access sports documentary going behind-the-scenes of Spanish football.
• Wonderoos (2024) – Animated children's series.

Tuesday 16th July

• Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie (2017) – Animated adaptation of the hit children's books, featuring the voices of Thomas Middleditch, Kevin Hart, Ed Helms and Nick Kroll.
• Chad Daniels: Empty Nester (2024) – Stand-up comedy special from Chad Daniels.
• Homicide: Los Angeles (2024) – Docuseries with detectives and prosecutors revisiting their most challenging homicide cases in LA.

Wednesday 17th July

• Green Glove Gang season 2 – Second season of the Polish comedic crime series.
• Simone Biles: Rising part 1 – All-access documentary following gymnast Simone Biles ahead of this year's Olympics.
• TP Bon season 2 – Second season of the Japanese anime series.

Thursday 18th July

• Cobra Kai season 6 part 1 – First batch of episodes from the Karate Kid follow-up show's final season.
• Master of the House season 1 – Thai drama series about a family that enters onto a power struggle following the death of their patriarch.

Friday 19th July

• Find Me Falling (2024) – Musical romantic comedy film.
• Skywalkers: A Love Story (2024) – Documentary film about a daredevil couple preparing for their most challenging climb yet.
• Sweet Home season 3 – Third season of the South Korean apocalyptic horror series.
• Too Hot to Handle season 6 – New season of the reality dating series in which all sexual contact is off-limits.

Wednesday 24th July

• Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam (2024) – Docuseries about Lou Pearlman, the talent manager behind the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC.
• Love of My Life season 1 – Colombian romantic drama.
• Resurrected Rides season 1 – Reality series in which Chris Redd works with a team of car experts to breathe new life into worn-out rides.

Thursday 25th July

• The Decameron season 1 – Medieval black comedy series starring Zosia Mamet and Saoirse-Monica Jackson as a group of nobles and their servants trying to survive the Black Death at their countryside villa.
• Kleo season 2 – Second season of the German thriller series.
• Tokyo Swindlers season 1 – Japanese crime thriller series.

Friday 26th July

• The Dragon Prince season 6 – Sixth season of the hit animated fantasy series.
• Elite season 8 – Eighth and final season of the Spanish teen drama series set in an elite high school.
• House of Ga'a (2024) – Nollywood action film.
• Non Negotiable (2024) – Mexican comedy thriller film about a hostage negotiator who is called to rescue the president from a kidnapping while also mediating to save his marriage.

Wednesday 31st July

• Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa (2024) – Documentary film about Lhakpa Sherpa, the first Nepali woman to completely summit and survive Mount Everest.
• Unsolved Mysteries volume 4 – A new set of mysteries are explored in this fourth volume of the reboot series.

Best Netflix releases from June 2024

Last month on Netflix also saw a host of big new releases, with series and films such as Under Paris, Hit Man, Perfect Match season 2, Bridgerton season 3 part 2, and Supacell being added to the service.

Here's a list of some of the best new releases on Netflix in June 2024:

• Under Paris (2024) – French horror/thriller film about a giant shark appearing in the River Seine.
• Sweet Tooth season 3 – Third season of the fantasy series from executive producer Robert Downey Jr.
• Hit Man (2024) – Romantic action comedy film from director Richard Linklater and starring Glen Powell, about a man who poses undercover as a hitman so he can arrest those trying to hire him.
• Perfect Match season 2 – Second season of the Netflix reality competition series starring former contestants from the platform's other dating shows.
• Bridgerton season 3 part 2 - Second part in this latest season of the hit period drama, continuing to focus on Nicola Coughlan's Penelope and Luke Newton's Colin.
• That '90s Show season 2 part 1 – Second season of the sitcom and sequel series to That '70s Show.
• Supacell season 1 – British drama series starring Tosin Cole, about a group of Black people from South London who develop superpowers.
• A Family Affair (2024) – Rom-com starring Nicole Kidman, Zac Efron and Joey King, about a movie star who falls in love with his assistant's mother.

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