With summer in full swing in July, there are plenty of exciting new releases to enjoy indoors during the scorching hot days. From heartwarming documentaries to the return of a much-anticipated animated series, here are five movies and TV shows coming out this month.
1.
Sprint
Available now on Netflix
With the Olympics, we seem to have entered the age of sports. Sprint is a thrilling sports drama that delves into the world of sprinting. Following a young, ambitious sprinter with aspirations to compete in the Olympics, the film explores themes of dedication, sacrifice and the relentless pursuit of greatness. Sports dramas have a unique way of capturing the raw emotion and intensity of competitive sport. SprintIt’s the perfect show to watch before handing over the baton to the official Olympic Games.
2. The Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot
In theaters July 4
The film focuses on the inspiring true story of Possum Trot, a small Texas community known for extraordinary acts of kindness. In an unprecedented effort, dozens of town residents took in 77 of the hardest-to-find foster children, transforming their lives and demonstrating the power of compassion and community. Executive producer Letitia Wright told RELEVANT, “This is more than just a movie, it’s a movement.” Angel Studios, the faith-based company behind the film, hopes it will inspire families to stand up for children in foster care.
3. Quad God
Available for Max on July 10
Quad God is a high-octane reality show that follows the lives of elite quadriplegic athletes as they push their physical limits. Packed with compelling personal stories and fierce competitive spirit, the show is sure to be a rollercoaster of emotions and adrenaline. As the world prepares to watch the Summer Olympics, the show is a reminder that each of us has an inspiring story to tell.
Four.
Exploding Kitten
Available on Netflix from July 12th
Based on the popular card game, Exploding Kitten is an animated series that brings to life the quirky, explosive fun of the game with a theological twist. The adaptation depicts the eternal battle between good and evil, personified by God (Tom Ellis) and the Devil (Lucy Liu), both reincarnated as earthbound cats. Exploding Kitten This is more than a story about two cats. It’s a commentary on the absurdity of cosmic conflict in the most mundane of settings. office Expect more laughs and less philosophical introspection from this production from co-creators Mike Judge and Greg Daniels’ animation company, Bandera Entertainment.
5. Futurama (Season 12)
Available on Hulu from July 29th
Iconic anime series returns after a long hiatus Futurama is finally returning. Set in the 31st century, the show follows the adventures of Fry, Leela, Bender and the rest of the Planet Express crew as they navigate the strange happenings and challenges of the future. Futurama is a stunning blend of sharp wit, clever satire and heartwarming moments, and with many of the original cast and creators returning, you can expect the same level of creativity and laughs that made it a cult favorite.
