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From the remake of a classic from the 90s, going through a war against aliens to a concert by the "King of Bachata", these are the premieres on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and HBO Max for July of 2021.
Releases on Netflix in July 2021
"The Last Mercenary"
Jean-Claude Van Damme stars in this Netflix action movie.
In "The Last Mercenary" Van Damme plays Richard Brumère (known as "La Brume," the haze in Spanish), a former French secret service agent turned mercenary.
The film premieres on Netflix on July 30.
"Heist"
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What is it like to steal millions of dollars from a casino in Las Vegas?
This is the story that presents "Heist", the new Netflix documentary series, directed by Derek Doneen.
The production features three of the biggest heists in modern American history: the robbery of a Las Vegas casino by a 21-year-old woman, a man stealing a fortune from the Miami airport, and a Kentucky father charged with one of the biggest thefts of alcohol (bourbon).
The documentary series premieres on July 14.
"Biohackers", 2nd.
season
The second season of "Biohackers" will show the reality of Mia after being kidnapped.
The medical student does not remember what happened, however, she discovers a message that she wrote herself for the future.
What will the message say?
And why was she kidnapped?
The series premieres on July 9.
Releases on Amazon Prime in July 2021
"The Tomorrow War"
It would stop being summer if we don't have a movie about a war against aliens as part of our premieres.
This is the premise of "The Tomorrow War", starring Chris Pratt.
The Amazon Studios production presents a group of time travelers who arrive from 2051 to warn us that we are about to lose a war against a species of aliens.
We will survive?
The film opens on July 2.
"The Pursuit of Love"
We all seek happiness ... and love.
This is the basis of this European series produced by the BBC.
"The Pursuit of Love" follows the lives of Linda (Lily James) and Fanny (Emily), two best friends searching for the ideal husband.
Will friendship survive by finding love?
The series hits Amazon Prime Video on July 30 and will be viewable by subscribers in the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and select territories.
"Jolt"
What is your reaction when you see someone being cruel or abusive to another person?
Surely a thousand scenarios go through your head about what you want to do.
That's the life of Lindy (Kate Beckinsale).
However, due to a neurological disorder, she is unable to contain her anger at witnessing cruelty or abuse.
The
thriller
shows Lindy's efforts to control her impulses and how she reaches an esoteric doctor who gives her a kind of vest that sends signals to her brain.
You can enjoy "Jolt" from July 23.
Releases on HBO Max in June 2021
"Space Jam: A New Legacy"
If you grew up in the 90s, you will remember the original version of this film with Michael Jordan and the buzz it generated.
A quarter of a century later comes "Space Jam: A New Legacy", but with another basketball idol: LeBron James.
"King James" will have an adventure with Bugs Bunny and company in this film.
The production will hit HBO Max on July 16.
«Romeo Santos: King of Bachata»
"The King" of bachata, Romeo Santos, comes to HBO Max with a documentary film about his career and the musical legacy that accompanies it.
«The cameras follow his countryman The Kid Mero who narrates the rise of this marginalized genre from the rural areas of the Dominican Republic to the much-deserved international recognition.
Romeo Santos also travels the countryside, undertaking his
People's Tour
with free performances in small towns and villages that have never had a concert before, ”according to Sony Music.
The availability date for this documentary was not specified by HBO Max, but it will be in July.
"Gossip Girl"
Another pop culture classic returns to
streaming
services
.
In this case it is "Gossip Girl", the series based on the novels by Cecily von Ziegesar.
This new take on the story explores how social media has changed the lives of these teens on New York's affluent Upper East Side.
The series will feature 10 one-hour episodes.
It will hit the screens of HBO Max on July 8.
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