As summer arrives, Apple TV Plus turns up the heat with a pretty decent slate of new videos and displays for July. We’ve got a mystery thriller set in Japan (and it’s like a darker edition of “Big Hero 6”) and Natalie Portman’s drama about an unsolved murder. Apple TV Plus is one of the most productive streaming services, so it’s no surprise that we’re getting more great content.
So whether you’re enjoying the heat outdoors or relaxing in the cool interior, this month’s deals promise to keep you entertained. Here are all the new videos and visualizations that will be streamed on the streamer in July.
“Sunny” turns out to be an engaging mystery that I can’t wait to see. It stars Rashida Jones as Suzie, an American living in Kyoto, Japan. Her life turns upside down when her husband and her son disappear in a plane crash. explanation. In the wake of this tragedy, she receives Sunny (voiced by Joanna Sotomura), a complex domestic robot created through her husband’s electronics company (which she didn’t even know existed).
At first, Suzie resists Sunny’s presence, but eventually they form an exclusive bond. Together, they explore the mystery of their family’s disappearance, and in the end, they uncover a darker truth that demands Suzie’s understanding of the world she knew before her loved ones disappeared.
Watch on Apple TV Plus on July 10
This coming-of-age sci-fi series gives us a new take on the superhero genre. It centers on a 12-year-old boy named Ben (Lucian-River Chauhan) who struggles to overcome typical high school challenges, such as bullies and crushes. However, Ben soon discovers that he has the ability to shapeshift. With the help of his half-sister Max (Abigail Pniowsky), Ben discovers his powers and explores the mysteries affecting his community. This 10-episode series combines private progression and supernatural adventures, making it a unique addition to the science fiction genre.
Watch it on Apple TV Plus on July 12
“Omnivore” is a documentary series created and narrated through prominent chef René Redzepi. The exhibition explores the relationship between humanity and the key ingredients that our societies and cultures have around the world. Each episode explores the creation, processing and eating of ingredients. such as bananas, chili peppers, coffee, corn, pork, rice, salt and tuna.
Through trips to various countries around the world, including Peru, Rwanda, Spain and beyond, Redzepi and other participants will offer an engaging look at local culinary traditions and efforts to honor and maintain those essential resources. The series aims to reveal the effect of these ingredients on the history and culture of humanity.
Watch it on Apple TV Plus on July 19
Do you want a dark and exciting mystery? You’re in luck, because “Lady in the Lake” is the next big mystery coming to the streamer. The series stars Natalie Portman as Maddie Schwartz, a Jewish housewife who reinvents herself as an investigative journalist, and Moses Ingram as Cleo Johnson, a mother in the political struggles of Black BaltimoreArray.
The plot centers on the mysterious disappearance of a young woman, which sends Maddie and Cleo’s lives on a collision course, revealing dangerous secrets and private ambitions. She also explores themes of identity, ambition, and the social costs they face in pursuing their dreams, making it a must-see this summer.
Watch on Apple TV Plus on July 19
Let’s move on to the highly anticipated reimagining of the 1981 cult film “Time Bandits. “This new series follows an 11-year-old boy named Kevin (Kal-El Tuck) who joins an organization of mischievous dwarves who travel back in time to steal treasures. of other ancient times. The dwarves, once hired through the Supreme Being to fix holes in the design of time, use those time portals for their fun adventures.
The exhibit seeks to blend adventure, fantasy, and humor as Kevin and the dwarves encounter ancient characters and events, creating a chaotic adventure through history. Hopefully, the series captures the magic and charm of the original film while introducing it to a new generation of viewers.
Watch it on Apple TV Plus on July 24
“Mujeres de Azul” (“Las Azules”) is an upcoming Spanish-language crime drama series set in 1970s Mexico and animated through true events. It follows 4 women who sign up for the country’s first all-female police force, only to realize that their organization is just an exposure stunt designed to divert media attention from a serial killer’s rampage.
Determined to bring the murderer to justice, María (Bárbara Mori), Gabina (AR. Amorita Rasgado), Ángeles (Ximena Sariñana) and Valentina (Natalia Téllez) launched a secret investigation, opposing conservative social norms and challenging men. the police force ruled.
Watch it on Apple TV Plus on July 31
Alix works streaming at Tom’s Guide, which essentially means watching the most productive videos and TV shows and then writing about them. Previously, she worked as a freelancer for Screen Rant and Bough Digital, both of which sparked her interest in the entertainment industry. When you’re not writing about the latest videos and TV shows, you’re playing horror video games on your PC or reading your first novel.
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