Here Are All the Movies Coming to Netflix This Week, Including ‘An Honest Life’
A thrilling lineup of movies is landing on Netflix this week, running from July 28 to August 3, 2025, offering something for every taste. From fresh documentaries to classic comedies and action-packed adventures, the platform is set to keep you entertained.
Get ready to explore a mix of new releases and old favorites, perfect for a cozy movie night or a weekend binge. Let’s break down the full list of films arriving on Netflix over these seven days.
Trainwreck: Storm Area 51 (2025)
On July 29, ‘Trainwreck: Storm Area 51’ dives into the wild 2019 internet craze. This documentary unpacks the viral call to raid a secretive military base, blending humor with real footage.
It captures the chaos of costumed crowds and social media frenzy. A fun watch for anyone curious about internet culture gone wild.
An Honest Life (2025)
Arriving July 31, ‘An Honest Life’ follows a young law student caught in a web of crime. His idealism pulls him toward a dangerous anarchist group, leading to unexpected twists.
The thriller keeps you on edge with its dark exploration of trust and betrayal. It’s a bold pick for fans of intense drama.
American Pie (1999)
On August 1, ‘American Pie’ brings its classic teen humor. A group of high schoolers make a pact to lose their virginity, sparking a string of hilarious disasters.
With stars like Jason Biggs, this comedy defined a generation. It’s a nostalgic laugh-fest for a fun night in.
The Departed (2006)
Also dropping August 1, ‘The Departed’ is a tense crime saga. Martin Scorsese directs this tale of a cop infiltrating a mob and a mole dodging capture in Boston.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon lead a stellar cast in this gripping story. Perfect for fans of twisty thrillers.
After the Sunset (2004)
August 1 brings ‘After the Sunset,’ a breezy heist flick. A retired thief, played by Pierce Brosnan, faces temptation for one last job in paradise, chased by a clever FBI agent.
Salma Hayek adds spark to this sunny caper. It’s an easygoing watch with charm and clever tricks.
Despicable Me (2010)
On August 1, ‘Despicable Me’ delivers animated fun. Villain Gru plans a massive heist but gets sidetracked by three orphaned girls who change his life.
The Minions’ antics and heartwarming story make it a family hit. A great choice for all ages.
Weird Science (1985)
Also on August 1, ‘Weird Science’ is a wild ’80s ride. Two teens create a perfect woman via computer, leading to chaotic adventures and unexpected lessons.
John Hughes’ quirky comedy is a cult gem. It’s a retro treat for fans of offbeat humor.
Despicable Me 2 (2013)
August 1 welcomes ‘Despicable Me 2.’ Gru, now a good guy, joins forces to stop a new villain while navigating fatherhood and romance.
The Minions bring nonstop laughs in this lively sequel. It’s a cheerful pick for a family movie night.
Jurassic Park (1993)
On August 1, ‘Jurassic Park’ roars onto Netflix. Steven Spielberg’s classic follows scientists facing runaway dinosaurs in a high-tech park gone wrong.
Its groundbreaking effects and thrilling story still amaze. A must-see for adventure fans.
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (2012)
Also hitting August 1, ‘Journey 2: The Mysterious Island’ follows a teen and his stepdad exploring a strange island with giant animals and hidden wonders.
Dwayne Johnson leads this action-packed family film. It’s a vibrant escape for viewers young and old.
American Pie 2 (2001)
On August 1, ‘American Pie 2’ reunites the crew for a summer of parties and mishaps. Their beach house antics bring more raunchy laughs and friendships.
The sequel keeps the original’s spirit with fresh gags. A fun throwback for comedy lovers.
Espantaho (2025)
August 1 introduces ‘Espantaho,’ a new thriller with a mysterious plot. While details are hush-hush, it promises suspense with a cultural twist.
This original is set to surprise and intrigue. A great pick for those seeking something different.
Groundhog Day (1993)
Also on August 1, ‘Groundhog Day’ stars Bill Murray as a man stuck reliving the same day. His journey to break the loop brings laughs and heart.
This clever comedy remains a fan favorite. Perfect for a cozy, feel-good watch.
Dazed and Confused (1993)
On August 1, ‘Dazed and Confused’ captures 1976 teen life. Kids celebrate the last day of school with parties, music, and rebellion.
Featuring a young Matthew McConaughey, it’s a chill classic. The retro vibe and soundtrack shine.
Rush Hour (1998)
August 1 brings ‘Rush Hour,’ a buddy-cop gem. Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker team up to rescue a kidnapped girl, blending action with sharp humor.
Their chemistry makes this a timeless hit. Great for fans of fast-paced fun.
Megamind (2010)
Also on August 1, ‘Megamind’ flips the superhero script. A villain, voiced by Will Ferrell, becomes an unlikely hero after shaking up his world.
With clever jokes and a fun cast, it’s a family-friendly delight. A smart pick for animation fans.
Wet Hot American Summer (2001)
On August 1, ‘Wet Hot American Summer’ delivers campy comedy. Set at a 1981 summer camp, counselors chase love and chaos in absurd style.
Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler star in this quirky cult hit. Ideal for fans of wild humor.
My Oxford Year (2025)
August 1 brings ‘My Oxford Year,’ a romantic drama. An American student’s Oxford dreams shift when she falls for a local, sparking life-changing moments.
Sofia Carson leads this emotional tale. A sweet watch for romance fans.
Jurassic Park III (2001)
Also on August 1, ‘Jurassic Park III’ ramps up the dino action. A rescue mission on a dangerous island unleashes new creatures and thrills.
It’s a fast-paced sequel with plenty of suspense. Great for fans of the franchise.
Wyatt Earp (1994)
On August 1, ‘Wyatt Earp’ tells the lawman’s epic story. Kevin Costner stars in this Western, tracing Earp’s life through the O.K. Corral showdown.
Its rich details and drama stand out. A solid pick for history and Western buffs.
Anaconda (1997)
August 1 delivers ‘Anaconda,’ a campy creature flick. A film crew battles a massive snake in the Amazon, with over-the-top thrills.
Jennifer Lopez and Ice Cube add star power. A fun, cheesy watch for monster fans.
Thirteen (2003)
Also on August 1, ‘Thirteen’ explores teen rebellion. A young girl dives into a risky world of drugs and defiance, testing her limits.
Evan Rachel Wood and Holly Hunter shine in this raw drama. A powerful choice for intense stories.
Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982)
On August 1, ‘Fast Times at Ridgemont High’ captures ’80s teen life. Students juggle school, jobs, and romance in this sharp comedy.
Sean Penn’s breakout role makes it a classic. A fun, nostalgic watch with heart.
The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)
Also hitting August 1, ‘The Lost World: Jurassic Park’ explores a second dino island. New dangers and ethical questions drive this thrilling sequel.
Jeff Goldblum leads with charm and action. A great pick for adventure fans.
Minions (2015)
On August 1, ‘Minions’ follows the ‘Despicable Me’ sidekicks. The yellow creatures search for a new villain boss in a goofy ’60s adventure.
Kids love the slapstick, making it a family favorite. A light, silly watch.
Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008)
August 1 brings ‘Journey to the Center of the Earth.’ A scientist and his nephew uncover a hidden world full of wonders and dangers.
Brendan Fraser stars in this fun, action-packed tale. Perfect for family adventures.
Clueless (1995)
Also on August 1, ‘Clueless’ follows Cher, a stylish teen navigating high school and love. This witty comedy is a ’90s icon.
Alicia Silverstone’s charm makes it endlessly quotable. A great pick for lighthearted fun.
Rush Hour 3 (2007)
On August 1, ‘Rush Hour 3’ takes Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker to Paris. Their crime-fighting antics bring more action and laughs.
The duo’s energy keeps it entertaining. A solid choice for fans of the series.
Rush Hour 2 (2001)
Also on August 1, ‘Rush Hour 2’ sends the cop duo to Hong Kong. They tackle a crime ring with their trademark stunts and banter.
It’s a high-energy sequel with plenty of fun. Great for action-comedy lovers.
Freelance (2023)
On August 2, ‘Freelance’ wraps the week. John Cena plays a bodyguard protecting a journalist in a risky mission, mixing thrills with humor.
Alison Brie adds wit to this modern action flick. A fun way to close the lineup.
Which movie are you adding to your Netflix watchlist this week? Share your picks in the comments!