New on Netflix July 2026 — Every New Movie & Show
July 2026 is a massive month for Netflix. From the return of everyone's favorite teen detective in Enola Holmes 3 to Kevin Hart's bachelor-party comedy 72 Hours, the streamer is loading up for summer. Here is everything new on Netflix in July 2026, organized by week, plus our top 5 must-watch picks.
Top 5 Must-Watch Picks for July 2026
If you only watch five things on Netflix this July, make it these.
- Enola Holmes 3 (July 1) — Millie Bobby Brown returns as Sherlock's brilliant little sister. The third mystery is the most ambitious yet. Perfect summer popcorn viewing.
- Little Brother (June 26, carries into July) — John Cena and Eric André bring the chaos. Cena plays straight man to André's unhinged sibling. Think Step Brothers meets 21 Jump Street.
- 72 Hours (July 24) — Kevin Hart leads a bachelor-party comedy that has been getting strong early buzz. Hart doing what he does best: high-energy comedy with heart.
- The Whisper Man (August 28, but hits late July in some regions) — Netflix's adaptation of the bestselling thriller about a serial killer who whispers to children through windows. Creepy and compelling.
- Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 (June 25, carries into July) — The live-action adaptation continues. Season 2 covers the Earth Kingdom and introduces Toph. The first season was a massive hit.
Week 1: July 1-5
Netflix kicks off July with its biggest release of the month: the long-awaited Enola Holmes threequel.
| Date | Title | Genre | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 1 | Enola Holmes 3 | Mystery/Adventure | Millie Brown returns as Enola, now a established detective in her own right. A new client brings a case that connects to Sherlock's past. Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter return. |
| July 1 | The Grand Seduction: Season 2 | Comedy/Drama | The Canadian comedy series returns for more small-town hijinks. Perfect light summer viewing. |
| July 2 | The Great British Baking Show: Collection 14 | Reality/Competition | The comforting tent is back. New bakers, new challenges, new puns. The ultimate comfort watch. |
| July 3 | Code Red: Season 1 | Crime/Drama | New Australian crime series set in a remote coastal town. Gritty performances and stunning locations. |
| July 4 | Independence Day Special: America's Wild Parks | Documentary | Netflix celebrates July 4 with a nature doc about America's national parks. Stunning 4K cinematography. |
| July 5 | The Last: Season 2 | Sci-Fi/Drama | Post-apocalyptic series returns. Survivors face new threats in a world without electricity. |
Week 2: July 6-12
Mid-July brings a mix of international originals and licensed favorites.
| Date | Title | Genre | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 6 | The Witness: Limited Series | Crime/Docudrama | True-crime series about a key witness in a landmark case. From the creators of The Staircase. |
| July 7 | Colors of Evil: Black | Crime/Thriller | Polish crime thriller about a prosecutor investigating a series of murders connected to a dark conspiracy. Based on the bestselling novel. |
| July 8 | Sweet Magnolias: Season 5 | Drama | The Serenity ladies are back. More small-town drama, more friendship, more sweet tea. The comfort show that keeps delivering. |
| July 9 | The Evil Lawyer: Season 1 | Legal/Drama | Thai legal drama about a lawyer who defends the indefensible. Think Better Call Saul meets Bangkok. |
| July 10 | Norway: The Dark Horse | Documentary/Sports | World Cup documentary about Norway's unexpected journey to football glory. Inspiring underdog story. |
Week 3: July 13-19
The third week brings more originals and the continuation of big summer shows.
| Date | Title | Genre | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 13 | Night Shift for Cuties: Season 2 | Comedy | Indonesian comedy series returns. More late-night adventures from the convenience store crew. |
| July 14 | Notes from the Last Row | Thriller/Korean | Korean thriller about a professor and student whose mentorship takes a dark turn. Choi Min-sik stars. |
| July 15 | Little Brother | Comedy | John Cena and Eric André in the comedy event of the summer. Cena plays a straight-laced guy whose unhinged brother (André) moves in and turns his life upside down. Think Step Brothers energy with a modern twist. Carries over from June 26. |
| July 16 | Poldi | Documentary | Documentary about the legendary Italian footballer Alessandro Del Piero. A must for football fans. |
| July 17 | In the Hand of Dante | Drama | Ambitious drama that weaves together a modern-day heist and a medieval mystery. Starring Oscar Isaac and Gal Gadot. Limited release. |
| July 18 | Voicemails for Isabelle | Romantic Comedy | A woman leaves voicemails for her late best friend, unexpectedly connecting with the man who received the disconnected number. Sweet and funny. |
Week 4: July 20-31
The month ends with the biggest comedy of the summer and the beginning of August's horror lineup.
| Date | Title | Genre | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 20 | USA 94: Brazil's Return to Glory | Documentary/Sports | Documentary about Brazil's 1994 World Cup victory. Full of nostalgia and incredible archive footage. |
| July 21 | The Investigation of Lucy Letby | Crime/Documentary | True-crime documentary about one of the UK's most notorious cases. Sensitive and thorough. |
| July 22 | Husbands in Action | Action/Comedy | Korean action-comedy about two husbands who become unlikely spies. Fun and energetic. |
| July 24 | 72 Hours | Comedy | Kevin Hart leads a bachelor-party comedy that goes wildly wrong. The weekend before the wedding, a groom and his friends find themselves in over their heads. Hart is in top form. Netflix's biggest July comedy release. |
| July 25 | Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart | Documentary | In-depth documentary about the Elizabeth Smart case. A harrowing but important story. |
| July 28 | Queen of Chess | Documentary | Documentary about the first woman to become a chess grandmaster. Inspiring and timely. |
| July 31 | The Last House: Early Access | Horror | Netflix Original horror film arriving ahead of its August 7 wide release. A family moves into a house with a dark past. Atmospheric and genuinely scary. |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What new movies are coming to Netflix in July 2026?
The biggest July movie release is Enola Holmes 3 (July 1), followed by Kevin Hart's 72 Hours (July 24). Other notable films include Voicemails for Isabelle (July 18), Husbands in Action (July 22), and In the Hand of Dante (July 17). The Last House arrives July 31 in early access before its wide August 7 release.
What new TV shows are coming to Netflix in July 2026?
July brings new seasons of fan favorites: Sweet Magnolias Season 5 (July 8), The Great British Baking Show Collection 14 (July 2), and Night Shift for Cuties Season 2 (July 13). New series include Code Red (Australian crime drama, July 3), The Evil Lawyer (Thai legal drama, July 9), and Notes from the Last Row (Korean thriller, July 14).
When does Enola Holmes 3 come out on Netflix?
Enola Holmes 3 premieres on Netflix globally on July 1, 2026. Millie Bobby Brown returns as Enola, with Henry Cavill as Sherlock and Helena Bonham Carter as Eudoria. The film is expected to be one of Netflix's biggest July releases.
What are the best documentaries on Netflix in July 2026?
July has a strong documentary lineup. Norway: The Dark Horse (July 10) is an inspiring sports doc. Queen of Chess (July 28) profiles the first female grandmaster. The Investigation of Lucy Letby (July 21) is a compelling true-crime doc. And USA 94 (July 20) is a nostalgia trip for football fans.
Is anything leaving Netflix in July 2026?
Netflix typically removes titles at the end of each month that vary by region. Notable potential departures in July 2026 include several Studio Ghibli films (depending on your region), the Mission: Impossible franchise, and early Fast & Furious films. Check the "Last Chance" section on Netflix's homepage for the most current list of expiring titles.
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