Yahoo News What to watch on Apple TV+ in July 2024 from Time Bandits to Lady in the Lake
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Apple TV+ is continuing to bring exciting new content to subscribers in July, with new dramas, fun remakes, and even a theatrical release on the cards.
The streaming platform has always prided itself on delivering quality content to users, and it seems it will be doing so once more over the course of July. Other highlights of the month include a Spanish period drama Women in Blue, which tells the story of the women who defied the norms to become a police force in Mexico, and a new docu-series from chef René Redzepi called Omnivore.
Here is everything that you need to know about what is coming to Apple TV+ in July.
Time Bandits | 24 July
Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement are reuniting for a remake of Terry Gilliam's family film Time Bandits, which has been transformed into an all-singing, all-dancing TV series.
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Much like the 1980s original, the story centre around Kevin (Kal-El Tuck) a young history buff who discovers his bedroom is a portal into the past and future, and when a group of bandits waltzes in with a map that'll let them travel across time and space he decides to join. But as the group go from Ancient Greece to Stone Henge, they are being followed by a being called Pure Evil.
Lady in the Lake | 19 July
Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram co-star in Lady in the Lake, a new drama that follows two women on a collision course with each other after a young girl disappears in Baltimore on Thanksgiving 1966. Maddie Schwartz (Portman) is a Jewish housewife with a secret bast, while Cleo Johnson (Ingram) is a mother struggling to provide for her family while navigating political upheaval.
The noir thriller sees the Maddie become fixated on Cleo in unexpected ways, and explores the price that women pay for their dreams.
Sunny | 10 July
Rashida Jones leads this new series about a woman who lives in Kyoto, Japan, and whose life is turned upside down when her husband and son disappear after a plane crash. In the wake of this disaster she is given a robot from her husband's company named Sunny, who helps try to fill the void and develop a friendship with her.
Fly Me to the Moon | 12 July (in cinemas)
Starring Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson, Apple TV+'s next big cinematic release is Fly Me to the Moon, which asks the question: what if the moon landing was staged? The comedy drama is set against the backdrop of the Apollo 11 moon landing mission, a marketing executive (Johansson) tasks the launch director (Tatum) to prepare for the worst case scenario by filming a fake moon landing, just in case they need it.
Everything coming to Apple TV+ in July 2024:
10 July
Sunny
12 July
Me
Fly Me To the Moon (in cinemas)
19 July
Omnivore
Lady in the Lake
24 July
Time Bandits
31 July
Women in Blue (Las Azules)
