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See what’s streaming in July

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Think of it as a fashionable true crime tale. Lady Gaga stars as Patrizia Reggiani in Ridley Scott’s “House of Gucci” which starts streaming on Amazon Prime in July.

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Updated 2:23 PM ET, Thu June 30, 2022

Think of it as a fashionable true crime tale. Lady Gaga stars as Patrizia Reggiani in Ridley Scott’s “House of Gucci” which starts streaming on Amazon Prime in July.

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A look at some of the shows and movies streaming on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and Disney+ in July.

“Stranger Things” Season 4 Volume 2 : The final episodes of sSeason 4 of this popular sci-fi horror drama have been eagerly awaited — if for no other reason than to see which fan theories prove to be correct. (Netflix)

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“Anything’s Possible”: A love story, Gen-Z style. In it, a trans teen named Kelsa is navigating her senior year when her classmate Khal develops a crush on her. (Amazon Prime)

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“The Other One” Season 2: In this UK sitcom, Catherine “Cathy” Walcott and Catherine “Cat” Walcott discover the other one existed after their Dad died at his surprise birthday party. Finally coming to terms with the fact they are sisters, this second season kicks off with them reeling from the news they also have a secret brother, Callum, who Cathy had just made out with. (Acorn TV)

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“America the Beautiful”: Narrated by Michael B. Jordan, America’s most spectacular regions – the mountainous Northwest, the steamy South, the arid West and the endless Heartland – are explored. (Disney+)

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“The Gray Man”: Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans star in this thriller about a CIA operative who finds himself being hunted by a former cohort. (Netflix)

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“Solar Opposites” Season 3: Four aliens who are evenly split on whether Earth is awful or awesome strive to be less of a team and more of a family team. (Hulu)

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“Girl in the Picture”: This true crime tale tries to solve a 30-year old mystery: who was Sharon Marshall, and why was her real identity unknown to everyone – even her? (Netflix)

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“Gladiator”: Russell Crowe stars as a former Roman general seeks revenge after he becomes a gladiator. (Amazon Prime)

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“Aftershock”: This film focuses on two families who become ardent activists in the maternal health space after tragedies, seeking justice through legislation, medical accountability, community, and the power of art. (Hulu)

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“How to Change Your Mind”: This docuseries features author Michael Pollan exploring the history and use of mind-altering substances. (Netflix)

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“Paper Girls” Season 1: Four young friends’ paper routes are disrupted on Hell Day 1988, when they unknowingly time travel to 2019, end up in a war and must learn to work with heir adult selves to save the world. (Amazon Prime)

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“Killing Eve” Season 4: Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer bring to a close their explosive and complex relationship during the final season of this popular crime drama. (Hulu)

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“D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?!”: One of the most enduring mysteries of our generation is what really happened to the man who in 1971 hijacked a plane and then parachuted from it with $200,000 in ransom money. This project seeks to unravel that. (Netflix)

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“The Wonderful Summer of Mickey Mouse”: Mickey Mouse and his friends each recall the wild events leading up to the annual summer fireworks spectacular from their individual points-of-view. (Disney+)

Disney+

“Forever Summer: Hamptons” Season 1: Hampton locals Avery, Frankie, Habtamu, Reid, Emelye, Hunter and Juliet have their eyes set on having the best summer of their lives, but tides change when city newcomer Ilan moves out there for the summer. (Amazon Prime)

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“Farzar”: This sci-fi animated comedy series is definitely for the adults. Years after an egotistical human warrior liberates the planet Farzar from an evil alien and establishes a human settlement, evil once again threatens the planet. (Netflix)

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“Maggie” Season 1: Maggie is a romantic comedy series about a psychic struggling with her own future, despite her ability to read into everyone else’s. (Hulu)

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“The Terminal List” Season 1: Chris Pratt stars in this series about Navy SEAL Commander James Reece turns to vengeance as he investigates the mysterious forces behind the murder of his entire platoon. (Amazon Prime)

Prime Video

“The Tourist”: Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp star in this thriller romance about a brokenhearted American tourist who encounters a beautiful Interpol agent. (Hulu)

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“Virgin River” Season 4: There’s lots of drama this season with the series about a small town and its inhabitants, including a question about paternity. (Netflix)

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“Don’t Make Me Go”: A single father and his reluctant teenage daughter embark on an unforgettable cross country road trip, where they encounter life and new levels of love for each other. (Amazon Prime)

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“The Most Hated Man on the Internet”: Charlotte Laws took on the founder of a “revenge porn” site and things got dangerous. This documentary tells the story of what happened. (Netflix)

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“Zombies 3”: The town of Seabrook has finally accepted monsters and has even become a safe haven for them. But you know things can’t stay perfect for long. (Disney+)

Disney+

“The Sommerdahl Murders” Season 3: Summer never ends in this blue-sky mystery crime series, and neither does the main characters’ love triangle. Police investigator Dan Sommerdahl (Peter Mygind) has lost his marriage because of his career and his ex-wife is now with his friend and police partner. (Acorn TV)

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