Netflix July 2025 Release Guide: New Movies & Shows to Watch

As we enter the second half of 2025, Netflix is rolling out a fresh lineup of highly anticipated originals, sequels, anime adaptations, reality TV, and gripping documentaries. Whether you’re into horror, heartfelt dramas, live sports, or binge-worthy thrillers, July 2025 has something for everyone. Here’s the full Netflix release schedule for July 2025 and what’s still coming this year.

🔥 Netflix New Releases – July 2025

Critical: Between Life and Death – Date TBD

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A gripping British documentary series that delves into medical moments where doctors must make life-or-death decisions in real time with ethical consequences.


The Summer Hikaru Died – July 1

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A haunting Japanese anime horror based on the hit manga, unraveling a mystery involving a teenager and his friend who may no longer be human.


Tour de France: Unchained (Season 3) – July 2

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The thrilling final season of the sports docuseries capturing the highs, crashes, and controversies of the world’s most grueling cycling race.


The Old Guard 2 – July 2

Charlize Theron returns in the long-awaited sequel to the 2020 fantasy action hit, following an immortal warrior clan’s next global battle.


The Sandman (Season 2 – Volume 1) – July 3

The first half of the highly-anticipated final season sees Dream navigating new realms. Volume 2 lands July 24. Based on Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel.


Ziam – July 9

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Thailand’s thrilling take on the zombie apocalypse blends emotion, terror, and cultural folklore as survivors fight for their lives in a chaotic urban setting.

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Building the Band – July 9

Reality competition series featuring Kelly Rowland and Liam Payne as they search for the next global music supergroup with raw talent and original sound.


The Gringo Hunters – July 9

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Inspired by real-life elite Mexican police, this gritty crime series follows a covert unit tracking dangerous international fugitives across Latin America.


7 Bears (Season 1) – July 10

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Robert Vargas showruns this clever animated comedy where seven bears try to live human lives while dealing with hilarious misunderstandings and unexpected friendships.


Brick – July 10

A German thriller starring Matthias Schweighöfer and Ruby O. Fee, unraveling a web of deception and danger beneath Berlin’s sleek, urban exterior.


Too Much – July 10

Lena Dunham brings her sharp wit to this British romantic dramedy about a woman navigating post-breakup life in London, searching for meaning and laughter.


Leviathan – July 10

Anime series adaptation of Scott Westerfeld’s steampunk novel. Set during an alternate WWI, it follows a daring airship journey with beast-machines and political intrigue.


Off Road – July 10

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This travel docu-series from Israel takes viewers through remote, untamed landscapes, showcasing local cultures, hidden trails, and adventure tourism like never before.


Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano – July 11

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Catch this live streaming event as two boxing legends face off in what’s hyped as one of the most anticipated women’s matches in boxing history.


Tyler Perry’s Madea: Destination Wedding – July 11

Tyler Perry returns as the sassy Madea in this island-set comedy where family chaos erupts at a destination wedding in the Bahamas.


Sakamoto Days (Season 1 – Part 2) – July 14

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The action-packed anime continues with Sakamoto balancing family life and secret assassin missions, blending comedy, heart, and jaw-dropping fight scenes.


Apocalypse in the Tropics – July 14

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Directed by Petra Costa, this environmental documentary exposes how climate change is devastating tropical ecosystems through human exploitation and political inaction.


Untamed – July 17

Crime drama from Mark L. Smith and Elle Smith starring Eric Bana as a former detective lured back into danger when a new case hits close.


The Hunting Wives – July 21

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Adapted from May Cobb’s novel, this drama explores the dark undercurrents of suburban Texas life with secrets, murder, and female friendships gone awry.


My Melody & Kuromi (Season 1) – July 24

Family-friendly anime series bringing Sanrio’s beloved characters to life as they navigate lessons on friendship, imagination, and the joy of self-expression.


A Normal Woman – July 24

Indonesian psychological drama about a glamorous socialite whose hypochondria leads to life-altering decisions, starring Marissa Anita and Dion Wiyoko.


Happy Gilmore 2 – July 25

Adam Sandler returns in the long-awaited sequel, as Happy hits the greens again in a fresh, hilarious take on golfing with attitude.


Leanne – July 31

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A brand-new sitcom from Chuck Lorre starring Leanne Morgan, Kristen Johnston, and Graham Rogers, centered on a Southern mom rebooting her life after divorce.


Glass Heart – July 31

Japanese live-action adaptation of Wakagi Mio’s beloved novel, portraying a woman recovering from trauma as she forges new connections and reclaims her strength.


📅 Final Thoughts

Netflix’s July 2025 lineup showcases the platform’s diversity in content and commitment to global storytelling. From powerful documentaries and anime epics to long-awaited sequels and heartfelt dramas, there’s no shortage of options to binge this summer.

Which title are you most excited to stream? Bookmark this list and check back for updates throughout July 2025!


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