72 Hours
Kevin Hart crashes a Gen Z bachelor party in Miami. Tim Story directs; 105 minutes.
Everything worth knowing about that landed on a US streaming service in the last 30 days — films, series and documentaries together, newest first, each with the platform it went to and the exact day it arrived. The most recent week sits at the top; the rest of the window follows underneath.
We only list US availability, because streaming rights differ country by country and a list that blurs them is worse than no list. Where we have written about a title, its card links straight through.
Newest first. Everything here went live on a US service in the past seven days.
Kevin Hart crashes a Gen Z bachelor party in Miami. Tim Story directs; 105 minutes.
Apple's original comedy feature.
Farewell documentary released a week after the finale film.
Paramount+'s flagship Trek returns.
The first Big Bang Theory spin-off to launch on a streaming service, with Kevin Sussman.
The Texas ranch drama comes back for a second run.
Reality series following the Tokio Hotel twins.
Six-episode French thriller built around the real GIGN, from the Ganglands team. Went to number one worldwide.
The Korean action thriller returns.
Behind-the-curtain WWE docuseries.
The rest of the rolling 30-day window, still newest first.
The feature-length finale, 114 minutes, closing out Nick and Charlie's story.
Korean limited series that drops all at once and turns on a late structural reveal.
Will Ferrell headlines.
Apple TV+ original series.
Oliver Stone's 2016 biopic joins the library.
The Amazon superhero comedy arrives on Netflix.
NFL docuseries, third season.
The franchise lands on Netflix ahead of the next instalment.
Live-action sequel to the manga adaptation.
Spin-off of the wings-and-questions interview show.
Documentary on the athlete stripped of his Olympic medals.
Netflix's reboot of the frontier drama.
The London adoption comedy returns.
Apple's dystopian bunker drama continues.
Millie Bobby Brown's third outing, this time around a wedding in Malta.
Legally Blonde prequel with Lexi Minetree as a teenage Elle Woods.
New comedy limited series.
Peanuts animated series, second season.
The current Pokémon anime continues.
New drama series.
New Korean drama series.
New animated series.
Disney animation shorts, fifth season.
The final season of the Chicago kitchen drama.
The live-action adaptation's second season.
Everything below landed on a US streaming service in the last 30 days, newest first. Where we have written about a title, the card links straight to it.
US streaming arrivals verified 25 July 2026 (UTC) across a rolling 30-day window (25 June - 25 July 2026). Dates and platforms cross-checked against platform-tracker and trade coverage: What's on Netflix, Netflix Tudum, TV Guide, TVInsider, Rotten Tomatoes editorial, ScreenRant, TheWrap, Boston.com, Deadline and Hollywood Reporter premiere calendars, plus our own verification for titles we have covered. SCOPE, stated honestly: this lists notable new arrivals - originals, franchise entries and headline licensed additions - not every catalogue title added by every service, which runs to several hundred a month and cannot be verified title by title. Titles whose date or platform could not be pinned to a consistent answer were left out rather than guessed; one National Geographic docuseries was dropped for exactly that reason. US availability only. Streaming windows move: re-check before relying on any single row. LINKS: each card links out to the service the title is on, and to nothing else. Where the service exposes a public search URL we send you straight to that title's search on it (patterns response-checked 25 July 2026: Netflix, Apple TV+, Prime Video, HBO Max, Hulu, Paramount+); Disney+ publishes no unauthenticated search endpoint, so those cards open the Disney+ home page. A handful of cards carry a verified direct title URL instead. We take no commission on any of these links and they are all nofollow.