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Netflix is returning to the Parasyte universe with a new live-action entry that puts the franchise’s most philosophically complex character front and center.

Welcome to your final weekly roundup of everything new on Netflix US for July 2026! As we prepare to cross over into August, Netflix is closing out the month with a very respectable 38 new releases (20 movies and 18 series) added to the US library over the past seven days.

Netflix is undeniably one of the biggest streaming platforms in the world, and has given subscribers some truly incredible TV since it started producing original content in 2012. Despite making countless binge-worthy shows and documentaries, some of Netflix’s dumbest cancelations have infuriated audiences worldwide.

Netflix is denying a story that claims the streaming service had considered pulling the docu-series Michael Jackson: The Verdict before it ever was released.

July is almost out the door, folks, but Netflix isn’t taking its foot off the gas just yet, adding a handful of new TV shows to binge, if you’ve already ripped through I Will Find You, The Hawk, and maybe even Little House on the Prairie. There’s still plenty worth watching for U.S. subscribers, including…

Good news for fans of the Japanese mega-franchise Gundam —the planned Netflix film has avoided the all-too-common development hell fate of countless adaptations and reportedly wrapped principal photography.

Produced by Amaia and O2 Filmes, the series based on the author’s autobiography was revealed during Flip.

After being criticized for being notoriously private about its data in its early years, Netflix has been more forthcoming about its viewership in recent years, with its biannual What We Watched: A Netflix Engagement Report and weekly emails about its Top 10 lists, both of which detail the amount of views its movies and shows…

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