July is coming, so it’s time to see what Disney+ has in store for us! Once again, the streaming platform is full of films and series that will delight young and old alike! Between a good dose of chills with American Horror Story and a great classic with The Lion King (in 3D), here is what not to miss on Disney+ in July 2022.
SERIES TO WATCH IN JULY ON DISNEY+
After two eventful outings in June (Obi-Wan Kenobi and Miss Marvel), Disney+ calms down slightly in July. However, Disney+ adds many series to its catalog, for our greatest pleasure. In effect, American Horror Story lands on the streaming platform. A series that we no longer present, since it is the horror anthology series created by Ryan Murphy. The first 9 seasons will therefore arrive on July 13!
In 1984, in a small Mormon town in Utah, the inhabitants were shaken by an event of rare savagery: a young woman and her 15-month-old baby were murdered. While Jeb Pyre (Andrew Garfield) conducts the investigation, he discovers terrible secrets who will question his faith. By order of God will be available July 27 on Disney+ Star.
The other series of this month of July:
- Marvel Studios Gathering (Season 2): July 1
- Captive Audience: July 6
- Pistol, mini-series: July 6
- Ghost Whisperer, the complete: July 6
- The Griffins (season 20): July 6
- Bob’s Burgers (season 12): July 13
- Seemingly… Nothing Changes (Season 1): July 20
- That Was Me (Season 1): July 20
- American Crime (seasons 1-3): July 20
- The Favorite Years (season 1 part 3): July 20
- Santa Evita (season 1): July 26
- By God’s Order (Season 1): July 27
- High School Musical – The Musical (Season 3): July 27
- Light & Magic (season 1): July 27
- 9-1-1 – Lone Star (seasons 1 and 2): July 27
FILMS TO SEE IN JULY ON DISNEY+
Lockart, a dynamic young executive, goes in search of his missing boss after a stay in a mysterious wellness center in Switzerland. But appearances are sometimes deceiving! Indeed, Lockart clashes with the staff of the institute and finds himself locked up. Little by little, the young man discovers the real nature of the care that is given to the residents who all suffer from the same disease, and finds himself forced, too, to accept this strange treatment. A Cure for Life will therefore be available on Disney+ from July 1.
As we told you, The Lion King arrives on Disney+ on July 29. This remake of the animated film, released in the 90s, resumes exactly the same story, but all in 3D.
- The Princess: July 1
- A Cure for Life: July 1
- Mickey’s Wonderful Summer, Compilation of Short Films: July 8
- Belle and Sebastian: July 8
- Belle and Sébastien: The Adventure Continues: July 8
- The Lining: July 8
- RTT: July 8
- Bob’s Burgers – The Movie: July 13
- The Girl Next Door: July 15
- 120 Beats per minute: July 15
- All About Albert: July 22
- The Exception to the Rule: July 22
- NYC: The Last Gangster: July 22
- The Lion King: July 29
- LA Confidential: July 29
- Plan B: July 29
DOCUMENTARIES TO SEE IN JULY ON DISNEY+
Aftershock is a documentary that reports on a dramatic, yet real fact: in the United States, a large number of African-American women are left to their own devices during their pregnancy. Indeed, Shamony Gibson and Amber Rose Isaac both died after complications during childbirth that could have been avoided. Their respective families are constantly fighting to bring to light a precarious maternity health system. July 19 on Disney+ Star.
- Jane: July 15
- LA – City of Death: July 20
- Zodiac Docs – The Call of the Blood: July 20
- Wild Crime (season 1): July 20
- The Invasion of the Bull Sharks: July 22
- Shark vs Surfer: July 22
- Sharks and volcanoes, forces of nature: July 22
- Star sharks: July 22
- Shark vs Whale: July 22
- Sharks vs Dolphins: July 22
- Anna Sorokin – The New York Scammer: July 22
- The Lost Treasures of the Valley of the Kings (Season 3): July 27
- Treasures Under the Sea: July 27
So, which program appeals to you the most? You can also (re)discover the program for the month of June 2022.
[related_posts_by_tax taxonomies=”post_tag”]
The post here are the series and films not to miss appeared first on Gamingsym.