Here’s everything coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video in the week of July 19, 2021

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We’re more than halfway through July now, and to be honest, it’s kind of a week splattered on some of these banners. But what comes next will be enough to keep you entertained for the next seven days.

Get ready for the weirdest dating reality show you’ve ever seen. Netflix is ​​debuting Sexy Beasts this month, where they make real-life bachelors disguise their looks in elaborate makeup and prosthetics to test real blind chemistry to the test. This could be a huge flop or a hit, and I think we’ll find out on July 21st.

Hulu combines pop culture and the Olympics with a new NBC special. The Jonas Brothers will team up with famous athletes to train and compete in a series of light challenges such as hurdles, BMX, gymnastics and more sports inspired by the events at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

Here’s what’s new on Netflix this week:

July 20

milk water

July 21

Chernobyl 1986 – Netflix Movie The Movies That Made Us: Season Two – Netflix Documentary One on One with Kirk Cameron: Season 1

Sexy Monsters – NETFLIX SERIESToo Hot to Handle: Brazil – NETFLIX SERIESTrollhunters: Rise of the Titans – NETFLIX FAMILY

July 22

Still doing 9 to 5 Bubble Up lyrics like Soda Pop – NETFLIX ANIME

July 23

Second Chance: Competitors! – Netflix Family

July 24

Enchanted: Season 3 Jango Unchained

Here’s everything new on Hulu this week:

July 22: Olympic Dreams featuring the Jonas Brothers: Special (NBC)

Here’s what’s new in Prime Video this week:

Just kidding, there isn’t anything new on Prime Video this week.

But you can always catch some newcomers from early this month like Amazon Originals The Tomorrow War starring Chris Pratt, and bring them back including The Mask Of Zorro, Burlesque, Green Lantern, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and more.

Tamira Hepburn

Tamira studied journalism at Utah State University where she began her career as a senior news writer for campus publishing. After a few stops along the way, her love of writing and media led her to Cord Cutters News where she writes about headlines, hardware updates, software highlights, and more. Prior to joining the CCN team, Tmera worked in broadcast news, freelance writing and radio.

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