Discover the top films debuting on streaming platforms this July, including blockbusters like 'Project Hail Mary' and 'The Devil Wears Prada 2.'
New Delhi, India Jul 4, 2026 ALN: The summer box office is getting two of the year’s biggest films this month thanks to Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Day.” But the streamers are also rolling out some 2026 blockbusters of their own. “Project Hail Mary,” the Ryan Gosling space adventure that became the year’s first bonafide sensation with $683 million, arrives on Prime Video after a hugely successful 105-day theatrical window. Disney’s “The Devil Wears Prada 2” hit $678 million worldwide in a huge win for the studio, and now the sequel comes to streaming via Disney+ and Hulu.
The biggest movie of 2026 so far is also coming to streaming courtesy of “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” arriving on Peacock. The animated sequel is the first billion-dollar grosser of the year and should make Peacock the ultimate streaming destination for families this July.
Netflix is hoping to deliver its own summer smashes with the debuts of “Enola Holmes 3,” the latest installment in Millie Bobby Brown’s popular detective franchise, and “72 Hours,” a Kevin Hart star vehicle. Over on HBO Max, the streamer’s partnership with A24 continues as Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s buzzy dark comedy “The Drama” arrives at the end of the month.
Check out a rundown below of the biggest movies new to streaming this month.
- Project Hail Mary (July 3 on Prime Video)
“Project Hail Mary,” the film adaptation of Andy Weir’s bestselling novel, started streaming June 18 on MGM+ but now arrives on Prime Video after earning a mighty $683 million at the worldwide box office. The sci-fi thriller follows Ryland Grace, played by Ryan Gosling, as he embarks on a near-impossible space mission with one simple goal: saving the world. Gosling’s co-stars include Sandra Hüller as Eva Stratt and puppeteer James Ortiz as Rocky, the adorable alien that accompanies Grace on his outer space adventure.
- The Devil Wears Prada 2 (July 29 on Disney+ and Hulu)
With $678 million and counting at the summer box office, the long-awaited “Devil Wears Prada 2” is one of the year’s box office success stories. Expect equally-as-strong streaming numbers when the sequel arrives on both Disney+ and Hulu at the end of the month. Anne Hathaway returns as Andy Sachs, now an intrepid journalist who takes a job as features editor at Runway Magazine. The publication is still run by Meryl Streep’s ruthless Miranda Priestly, although a magazine scandal forces the icon to give up some power and recruit Andy to save the day. Stanley Tucci returns as Nigel and Emily Blunt hams it up perfectly as Emily, now a big shot at Dior.
- The Super Mario Galaxy Movie (July 30 on Peacock)
“The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” is the first billion-dollar grosser of 2026 and should keep its blockbuster momentum going when it arrives on streaming this month via Peacock. Returning cast members include Chris Pratt (Mario), Charlie Day (Luigi), Anya Taylor-Joy (Princess Peach), Jack Black (Bowser) and Keegan-Michael Key (Toad). The sequel features the introductions of Donald Glover as Yoshi, Brie Larson as Rosalina, Glen Powell as Fox McCloud and Benny Safdie as Bowser Junior.
- The Drama (July 31 on HBO Max)
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson powered A24’s dark comedy “The Drama” to an impressive $132 million haul at the worldwide box office this spring. Written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, “The Drama” follows soon-to-be-married couple Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Pattinson) in the week leading up to their wedding. Their relationship quickly unravels once Emma, while at dinner with friends Rachel (Alana Haim) and Mike (Mamoudou Athie), reveals her deepest, darkest secret, which permanently and unexpectedly alters the connection between her and Charlie.
- Enola Holmes 3 (July 1 on Netflix)
Millie Bobby Brown returns for a third adventure as Enola Holmes. This one brings the lovable detective to Malta as she also wrestles with her forthcoming wedding to Lord Tewkesbury (Louis Partridge). From ’s review: “Light on story but lavishly designed with a romantic Maltese backdrop, the latest Holmes whodunit gifts us another compulsively watchable escapade… the film presents its grandest act of rebellion by refusing to succumb to empty ‘you-go-girl’ feminism, where strong heroines are often defined only by their physical strength. Needless to say Enola Holmes, Sherlock’s absolute intellectual equal, has plenty of that. But she has a proudly romantic heart too, one she knows she doesn’t have to compromise to become anything she wants.”
- Heartstopper Forever (July 17 on Netflix)
Netflix’s “Heartstopper” comes to an end with a feature-length movie finale that concludes the love story of Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) and Charlie Spring (Joe Locke). The show’s third season ended with the couple having sex for the first time, as Charlie found a new confidence following his struggles with his mental health. Nick, however, is contemplating which university he wants to attend. What Nick’s impending graduation could mean for their relationship — not to mention for Nick and Charlie’s friend group — paves the way for the movie.
- Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (July 3 on HBO Max)
“The Hole in the Ground” and “Evil Dead Rise” director Lee Cronin put a new spin on “The Mummy” and found decent success at the box office with a $90 million worldwide haul earlier this year. This take on the classic movie monster follows what happens after the daughter of a journalist disappears into the desert without a trace. Eight years later, the broken family is shocked when she is returned to them, as what should be a joyful reunion turns into a living nightmare.
- Reminders of Him (July 10 on Peacock)
Colleen Hoover continued her strong run at the box office earlier this year when the “Reminders of Him” adaptation earned $89 million at the worldwide box office. Maika Monroe headlines the romance drama as an ex-inmate who tries to reconnect with her daughter and falls for the best friend (Tyriq Withers) of her late boyfriend, who died in a car accident that sent her to prison for vehicular manslaughter. ’s positive review called it “tastefully understated” and a “pleasingly restrained weeper.”
- The Dink (July 24 on Apple TV)
“New Girl” favorite Jack Johnson leads Apple’s “The Dink” as washed-up former tennis prodigy Dusty Boyd, whose desperation for his father’s approval gets complicated when he finds a soft spot for pickleball. Mary Steenburgen, Ed Harris, Ben Stiller, Patton Oswalt, Chloe Fineman, Chris Parnell, Aaron Chen and Andy Roddick co-star. The comedy is the latest feature from “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar” filmmaker Josh Greenbaum. Stiller produced the project.
- Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie (July 24 on Hulu)
Canadian creators Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol star in “Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie,” a time-traveling comedy film based on their mockumentary TV series “Nirvanna the Band the Show,” which aired for two seasons from 2017 to 2018. As in the series, the duo play musicians Matt and Jay, who, though they’ve never written or recorded a song, make it their mission to play a concert at Toronto’s Rivoli. The less known about the movie’s twists and turns the better.
- Descendants: Wicked Wonderland (July 17 on Disney+)
Disney might be unveiling its live-action “Moana” in theaters this month, but its biggest blockbuster could end up being on streaming courtesy of “Descendants: Wicked Wonderland.” The uber-popular franchise is back and continues the adventures of Red (Kylie Cantrall) and Chloe (Malia Baker), who now must face off against Maddox Hatter (Leonardo Nam) after he captures the Queen of Hearts (Rita Ora). New characters include Luisa Madrigal’s son Luis (Alexandro Byrd), Captain Hook’s daughter Hazel (Kiara Romero) and Maddox’s son Max (Brendon Tremblay).
- Marc by Sofia (July 16 on HBO Max)
Sofia Coppola turns the camera on her longtime friend Marc Jacobs and delivers an intimate portrait of the iconic fashion designer.
With a diverse lineup of films hitting streaming platforms this July, viewers have plenty to look forward to. Whether you're in the mood for a thrilling space adventure, a nostalgic sequel, or a heartfelt drama, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
