‘The Life of Chuck’ and All the Other New Movies Coming to Streaming This Week

Get ready for a new crop of movies hitting streaming platforms, perfect for cozy nights or thrilling escapes. This week’s releases span heartfelt dramas, intense thrillers, and laugh-out-loud comedy, ensuring there’s something for every viewer to enjoy.

From July 29 to August 1, these films bring diverse stories to your screen, each with its own unique charm. Let’s explore what’s new, with corrected details for ‘Ocean’s View,’ ‘Pet Investigators,’ and ‘Delegation,’ so you can pick your next watch with confidence.

An Honest Life (2025)

A New York couples therapist jumps back into the dating pool, caught between two wildly different suitors in ‘An Honest Life.’ Lena Dunham directs this romantic comedy, with Natalie Portman, Rashida Jones, and Mark Ruffalo delivering sharp, funny performances.

Available July 31, it’s a witty choice for rom-com lovers. The heartfelt exploration of love’s ups and downs makes it a great way to ease into the week.

The Coopers: A Jesus Freak Drama (2025)

‘The Coopers: A Jesus Freak Drama’ dives into a family wrestling with faith and personal dreams in a tight community. This lighthearted comedy-drama offers a fresh spin on finding purpose and connection.

Streaming August 1, it’s a feel-good pick for family viewing. Its quirky humor and warm story make it a solid choice for a relaxed night.

Ocean’s View (2025)

In ‘Ocean’s View,’ Grace Sol plays Ocean, a young woman navigating a harsh world of prostitution and family struggles while seeking hope and purpose. Directed by Brandon Cornett and Steven Love, with Anthony Burke and Malisha Davis, this drama packs an emotional punch.

Hitting streaming on August 1, it’s ideal for fans of raw, personal stories. Sol’s powerful performance anchors this moving tale of resilience.

Marc Maron: Panicked (2025)

Comedian Marc Maron unleashes his biting humor in ‘Marc Maron: Panicked,’ a stand-up special that pokes fun at life’s everyday chaos. Filmed live, Maron’s honest, relatable style shines through.

Available August 1, this special is perfect for a quick laugh. It’s a great pick for anyone looking to unwind with sharp comedy.

Delegation (2023)

‘Delegation’ follows Israeli teens on a school trip to Holocaust sites in Poland, confronting history and their own identities. Directed by Asaf Saban, starring Yoel Rozenkier, Neomi Harari, and Leib Levin, this drama is both poignant and reflective.

Streaming August 1, it’s a strong choice for those who enjoy deep, emotional stories. Its coming-of-age perspective makes it a thought-provoking watch.

Trouble Man! (2025)

‘Trouble Man’ is a tense crime drama inspired by real events, focusing on a father and son clashing with a relentless police chief. This action-heavy story digs into themes of loyalty and defiance.

Available August 1, it’s a gripping pick for thriller fans. The intense family dynamics and high stakes keep you glued to the screen.

River of Blood (2025)

‘River of Blood’ follows two couples on a kayaking trip in a Southeast Asian jungle, where a wrong turn lands them in the territory of a ruthless cannibal tribe. Directed by Howard J. Ford, starring Joseph Millson, Sarah Alexandra Marks, Louis James, and Ella Starbuck, this horror-thriller delivers brutal survival stakes.

Streaming August 1, it’s a chilling pick for horror fans. The tense atmosphere and gritty action make it a wild, scary ride.

My Oxford Year (2025)

‘My Oxford Year’ follows an American student at Oxford University whose academic plans take a backseat to an unexpected romance. Directed by Iain Morris, starring Sofia Carson and Corey Mylchreest, this drama blends love and self-discovery.

Available August 1, it’s a charming watch for rom-com fans. The picturesque Oxford backdrop adds warmth to this heartfelt story.

Pet Investigators (2025)

‘Pet Investigators’ is a live-action family film about teens uncovering a pet theft ring in their neighborhood. Directed by Brent Ryan Green, with Gabriella Sophia Terrero, Peyton Jackson, and Sean Astin, it’s full of fun and heart.

Streaming July 29, it’s a great family-friendly option. The charming cast and playful mystery make it a hit for all ages.

Dusty Slay: Wet Heat (2025)

In ‘Dusty Slay: Wet Heat,’ comedian Dusty Slay brings his down-home humor to Netflix, sharing stories of farm life and quirky mishaps. Filmed in Chattanooga, Tennessee, his relatable charm shines.

Available July 29, this special is a must for comedy lovers. Its easygoing laughs make it a perfect light watch.

Hot Milk (2025)

‘Hot Milk’ tracks a young Englishwoman in Spain, balancing care for her ailing mother with a budding romance. Directed by Rebecca Lenkiewicz, starring Emma Mackey, Vicky Krieps, and Fiona Shaw, it holds a 38% critic score but offers rich emotion.

Streaming July 29, it’s great for fans of intimate dramas. The Spanish setting and deep character focus make it a compelling pick.

The Life of Chuck (2025)

Adapted from Stephen King’s novella, ‘The Life of Chuck’ tells a man’s life backward, from death to a haunted childhood. Directed by Mike Flanagan, with Tom Hiddleston, Karen Gillan, and Chiwetel Ejiofor, it earns an 81% critic score and 88% audience love.

Streaming July 29, it’s a unique, emotional watch. The creative storytelling and stellar cast make it a standout this week.

What’s the one movie you can’t wait to watch this week? Let us know in the comments!