New on Netflix, Prime, Disney+ and HBO in August 2024
Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes - August 3 (HBO)
The original documentary by HBO, explores the life of one of Hollywood's most legendary actresses, Elizabeth Taylor, through interviews.
Photo: HBO
Taken Together: Who Killed Lyric and Elizabeth? – August 8 (HBO)
True crime documentary series in three episodes that follows the case of the kidnapping of cousins Lyric Cook-Morrissey, aged 10, and Elizabeth Collins, aged 8. The crime shook the United States in 2012.
Emily in Paris, S4 – August 15 (Netflix)
The 4th season of this beloved comedy series has finally arrived on Netflix. At this stage, Emily faces an emotional crisis, torn between her feelings for two men. She discovers that Gabriel is expecting a child from his ex, complicating the situation even more.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
Only Murders in the Building, S4 – August 27 (Disney+)
Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez return for a new season of this hit series. Now, the trio leaves New York and heads to Los Angeles, responding to a call from a Hollywood studio interested in adapting their podcast for film.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (Season 2) – August 29 (Prime)
The second season of the series derived from the universe of 'The Lord of the Rings' arrives on Prime. At this stage, Sauron is back. After being banished by Galadriel, the Dark Lord must use his intelligence to regain his power and create the legendary Rings of Power, threatening to subject all the people of Middle-earth to his evil will.
Photo: Amazon Prime Studios
Batman: Caped Crusader – August 1 (Prime)
Based on DC characters, this animation revives the dark tone of 'Batman: The Animated Series' from 1990. In Gotham City steeped in corruption, Bruce Wayne becomes Batman to fight crime. His fight attracts unexpected allies in the police and city hall, but it also generates deadly consequences and an increase in villains.
Photo: Amazon Prime Studios
A Good Girl's Guide to Murder – August 1 (Netflix)
Adapted from the book of the same name by Holly Jackson, this new Netflix series follows Pip, a teenager who decides to investigate the murder of Andie Bell, killed by her boyfriend. Five years after the tragedy, some pieces of this puzzle still don't fit together.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes – August 2 (Disney+)
Finally, the public will be able to watch the feature film directed by Wes Ball from home. It is a legendary franchise that jumps 300 years in its history to face a dystopian future in which humanity has returned to its savage state.
Photo: 20th Century Fox
Love is Blind: United Kingdom – August 8 (Netflix)
The British version of this reality show arrives on streaming, where, through a social experiment, men and women get engaged without meeting in person.
Photo: Netflix
We Are the Lucky Ones – August 7th (Disney+)
Based on the novel by Georgia Hunter and the real story of her family, the series portrays the saga of the Jewish Kurc family during Nazi persecution in World War II. Three generations face persecution and intolerance, working in factories or hiding under false identities. However, family love gives them the strength they need to continue resisting.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
The Umbrella Academy (Season 4) – August 8 (Netflix)
In the fourth and final season of this series about a dysfunctional family of superheroes, the Hargreaves brothers find themselves separated after the big showdown at the Hotel Oblivion. Now, without their powers, they need to adapt to this new reality.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
One Fast Move – August 8th (Prime)
A new original production from Prime, this action film revolves around a young soldier who, after being dishonorably discharged, seeks his father's help to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional motorcycle racer.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on Youtube.
Solar Opposites (Season 5) – August 12 (Disney+)
The 5th season of this animated series for adults about two aliens who land on Earth after the destruction of their planet arrives on streaming.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on Youtube.
Jackpot – August 15th (Prime)
Another Prime original film, the plot takes place shortly, where a "Big Lottery" is established in California. However, there is a catch: the winner must be killed before sunset so that the billion-dollar prize (on an American scale) can be claimed.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
The Union – August 16 (Netflix)
Starring Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg, this action film follows a New Jersey contractor who is recruited by his ex-high school girlfriend to become a spy on a secret mission.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
KAOS – August 29 (Netflix)
In this new Netflix series, Jeff Goldblum plays Zeus. Upon discovering a wrinkle on his forehead, the Olympian god panics and, fearing he will lose his throne, begins to create havoc in the lives of his brothers and sisters.
Photo: Screenshot of the trailer on YouTube.
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