New on Netflix in July

Get ready for another month of top-quality TV series, movies and more dropping on Netflix in July. Revisit the world of Adam Sandler’s beloved unorthodox golfer Happy Gilmore as another chapter on the green unfolds in Happy Gilmore 2, while more hotly anticipated sequels include The Old Guard 2 and Madea’s Destination Wedding, as well as all-new The Sandman and Tour De France: Unchained. Plus, if you’re looking for something new to binge then don’t miss Lena Dunham’s hilarious rom-com series Too Much, terrifying thrillers Untamed and The Hunting Wives, and starry competition series Building The Band.

If you have our Virgin TV 360 box, our V6 box (powered by TiVo^®) or our Stream box, you can watch Netflix through your telly with our brilliant app. No need to huddle over that laptop! Netflix is included in a range of our TV bundles and is available to add to those that don’t include it.

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Here’s all you need to know about the best TV show and film releases on Netflix in July 2025…

Find the Limited Series in Apps > Netflix from Tuesday 1 July

7 July 2005. Four terrorists detonate bombs across London’s public transport network and kill over 50 people while injuring hundreds more and shaking Britain to its core. Two decades on, this four-part documentary examines the events of that fateful day, using insider testimonies and never-before-seen footage to unravel the co-ordinated suicide attacks and later, one of the biggest police investigations in British history to find the perpetrators involved in the deadly plot.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 2 July

Charlize Theron steps back into her superhero shoes for the long-awaited second chapter of The Old Guard, inspired by Greg Rucka’s comic book series. Andy of Acythia (Theron), now without her powers, leads the rest of the immortals out of hiding to save the world from a powerful new foe. Kiki Layne, Marwan Kenzari, Luca Marinelli and Matthias Schoenaerts reprise their roles while Uma Thurman and Henry Golding join the cast.

Find season 3 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 2 July

With the 2025 Tour de France just around the corner, get ready to switch gears for the third season of Tour De France: Unchained. The latest instalment catches all the action both on and off the track from the 2024 event, including Tadej Pogačar’s historic victory and his fierce rivalries with Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel. Get a front-row seat into cycling’s most iconic race, with exclusive commentary from legendary riders including Pogačar, Evenepoel, Primož Roglič and more.

Find season 2 part 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 3 July. Part 2 available from Thursday 24 July and part 3 from Thursday 31 July. Season 1 available now

Nearly three years after Lord Morpheus first stepped onto our screens (and into our dreams), he’s back for the final chapter of this dark fantasy based on the acclaimed comic book. After his escape from captivity and the catastrophic consequences thereafter, the new season follows Morpheus (Tom Sturridge) as he attempts to rebuild The Dreaming realm, restore his kingdom and fulfil his duties as one of the Endless. Of course, the road to redemption is never easy and Morpheus must face new realms and dangerous creatures along the way.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 9 July

If you love reality competitions like Love Is Blind and The Voice, then get ready for this new series that blends compatibility and music into one. Hosted by boyband royalty Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean, the reality show follows a group of musicians who are on the hunt for the perfect bandmates to form their dream group. The catch? They won’t be able to meet their potential group members and instead can only judge them by their voice. Nicole Scherzinger serves as the series’ mentor and judge and is also joined by starry guest judges including Kelly Rowland and the late Liam Payne, whose family agreed to the broadcast of the series.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 10 July

From Girls creator Lena Dunham comes another sharp and witty series in the form of 10-part romcom Too Much. Megan Stalter (Hacks) is a 20-something workaholic who, after a devastating break-up, leaves behind her life in New York and relocates to London with the hopes of finding true love. However, she quickly discovers that London’s dating scene is a far cry from her Notting Hill fantasies – until she unexpectedly connects with musician Felix (Will Sharpe, The White Lotus). Keep your eyes peeled for cameos from Andrew Scott, Kit Harington, Jessica Alba, Rita Ora and Jennifer Saunders.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 10 July

If you’re claustrophobic, then you might want to skip this heart-racing horror movie from German film-maker Philip Koch. After Tim and Olivia (played by IRL couple Matthias Schweighöfer and Ruby O Fee) become trapped in their apartment by an impenetrable brick wall, they must work with their neighbours to find a safe way back to the outside world. However, as tensions rise and residents become desperate for freedom, their ordeal turns into a fight for survival.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 11 July

What happens when an overeager officer and a former detective are forced to work together? Chaos ensues on the streets of Rotterdam, obv. The latest addition to the mismatched buddy cop genre follows special investigating officer Ramon (Dutch comedian Jandino Asporaat), who’s determined to make his neighbourhood crime-free. However, when the reckless Jack (Werner Kolf) is demoted to Ramon’s team after an unfavourable incident, they form an unlikely duo and, bonded by the loss of murdered loved ones, set out to track down the killer before it’s too late.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 11 July

It’s been nearly 30 wonderful years since the world met beloved character Madea Earlene Simmons. Now, 12 movies and millions of laughs later, Madea is back and bigger than ever for a trip to the Bahamas. When Madea’s grandniece announces her engagement after a whirlwind romance, the whole Simmons clan pack their bags and jet off for the wedding of the year. Of course, wherever Madea goes, trouble is never too far behind and we can’t wait to see what mischief and mayhem she finds herself in this time.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 17 July

Eric Bana (Hulk) is in the dramatic surroundings of Yosemite National Park for a pulsating murder mystery thriller from The Revenant creator Mark L Smith. When a brutal murder takes place in Yosemite, special agent Kyle Turner (Bana) is sent deep into the wilderness to catch the perpetrator before they strike again. Accompanying him on his mission is rookie park ranger Naya Vasquez (Lily Santiago, La Brea) who quickly discovers just how dangerous Mother Nature can be. Sam Neill (Jurassic Park), Rosemarie DeWitt (La La Land) and Wilson Bethel (All Rise) also star.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Monday 21 July

Brittany Snow (Pitch Perfect) is at the centre of this suspenseful screen adaption of May Cobb’s best-selling novel. When city slicker Sophie O’Neill (Snow) relocates with her family from Chicago to a small town in rural Texas, she succumbs to the charms of local socialite Margot Banks (Malin Åkerman) and joins the secretive clique of wealthy housewives known as the Hunting Wives. However, what starts out as curiosity for Sophie quickly escalates into a twisted obsession, and when a teenager’s body is found in a nearby forest her life quickly spirals out of control.  

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 25 July

Tee up for big laughs as Adam Sandler reprises his role as everyone’s favourite golfer. The long-awaited sequel to the classic 90s flick picks back up with Happy as he comes out of retirement to hit the green and win another tournament, with the aim of paying for his daughter’s ballet school. Although time has sadly deprived us of fan favourites Chubb Peterson (Carl Weathers) and Morris the alligator, expect plenty of famous faces including returning actors Julie Bowen and Ben Stiller, as well as rapper Bad Bunny, pro golfers Bryson DeChambeau, Nelly Korda, Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler, and superstars Eminem and Post Malone.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 31 July

“King of sitcoms” Chuck Lorre (Two And A Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon) teams up with US comedian Leanne Morgan for this funny and heartwarming new series. Morgan stars as titular matriarch Leanne whose life is turned upside down when her husband of 33 years leaves her for another woman. What follows is an unexpected journey of self-discovery as she navigates starting over as a menopausal grandmother, fuelled entirely by grace, dignity and Jell-O salad.

• A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder – Tuesday 1 July

• Blue Jean – Tuesday 1 July

• Harlots – Tuesday 1 July

• The Hunger Games: A Ballad Of Songbirds And Snakes – Tuesday 1 July

• Trainwreck: The Cult of American Apparel – Tuesday 1 July

• Dan Da Dan (Season 2) – Thursday 3 July

• All The Sharks (Season 1) – Friday 4 July

• The Starling Girl – Friday 4 July

• We Live In Time – Saturday 5 July

• The Summer Hikaru Died (Season 1) – Saturday 5 July

• Better Late Than Single (Season 1) – Tuesday 8 July

• Trainwreck: The Real Project X – Tuesday 8 July

• 1923 – Wednesday 9 July

• The Gringo Hunters – Wednesday 9 July

• Under A Dark Sun – Wednesday 9 July

• Ziam – Wednesday 9 July

• 7 Bears – Thursday 10 July

• Leviathan (Season 1) – Thursday 10 July

• Katie Taylor vs. Amanda Serrano 3 (Live) – Friday 11 July

• My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 – Friday 11 July

• Oppenheimer – Saturday 12 July

• The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity (Season 1) – Sunday 13 July

• Apocalypse In The Tropics (Season 1) – Monday 14 July

• Sakamoto Days (Season 2) – Monday 14 July

• Trainwreck: Balloon Boy – Tuesday 15 July

• The Vince Staples Show (Season 2) – Thursday 17 July

• Rebus (Series 1) – Friday 18 July

• Superstar (Season 1) – Friday 18 July

• BlackBerry – Saturday 19 July

• Trainwreck: P.I. Moms – Tuesday 22 July

• A Normal Woman – Thursday 24 July

• My Melody & Kuromi (Season 1) – Thursday 24 July

• Trainwreck: Storm Area 51 (Season 1) – Tuesday 29 July

• WWE: Unreal (Season 1) – Tuesday 29 July

• Glass Heart – Thursday 31 July

If you have our 360 or Stream box, there are four ways to navigate to the Netflix app:

1. Use your voice
A. Just press and hold the voice button and say “Netflix” to open the app.

2. Via the app section
A. Press Home.
B. Go to the right and select Apps.
C. Select Netflix in the Apps screen.

3. Via channel 204 if you have our 360 box
A. Tuning to this channel automatically launches Netflix.

4. Navigating down to the Netflix icon in the homepage if you have our Stream box

To search for Netflix content on our 360 and Stream boxes, select the Search icon from any full screen menu. Enter your Search term using the on-screen keyboard. Press back and then right to highlight the “All” filter. Press OK and select Netflix. You can now view and select from the Netflix results for your search term.

To access Netflix if you have our Virgin TV V6 box, powered by TiVo^®:

Press home on your remote
Select Apps & Games
Select All Apps
Select Netflix

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