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Coming to Netflix in August 2019: The Sex and the City Movie Is Back Next Month


Just when I think I’ve maybe, possibly caught up on everything on my list of shows to stream, Netflix drops a bunch more to add to my queue—and honestly, I love them for it.

A ton of titles will be available come August 1. First up, you can watch Charlotte scream at Big in the street for the millionth time in Sex and the City: The Movie. Classic (highly rewatchable) comedies like Four Weddings and a Funeral and Groundhog Day will also be available, along with Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown and all the original Rocky films.

But there are also new seasons of Netflix original series like GLOW, Mindhunter, and Dear White People. I suggest catching up on the earlier episodes right now before they debut. I’m also super excited for Tiffany Haddish Presents: They Ready which will showcase new comedians and Falling Inn Love, a rom-com starring Cristina Milian as a city girl who wins a New Zealand inn in a contest and “teams up with bighearted contractor Jake Taylor (Adam Demos) to fix and flip it.” That sounds sure to tug my corny heartstrings.

Below are all the shows and movies newly available to stream on Netflix in August 2019. And don’t miss these titles before they leave next month.

Are We Done Yet?

Boyka: Undisputed

Four Weddings and a Funeral

Groundhog Day

Horns

Jackie Brown

Jupiter Ascending

Now and Then

Panic Room

Rocky

Rocky II

Rocky III

Rocky IV

Rocky V

Sex and the City: The Movie

Something’s Gotta Give

The Bank Job

The House Bunny

The Sinner: Julian

To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar

Why Do Fools Fall in Love

Ask the StoryBots: Season 3

Basketball or Nothing

Dear White People: Volume 3

Derry Girls: Season 2

Otherhood

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Season 3

Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj: Volume 4

Screwball

Sebastian Maniscalco: Why Would You Do That

Dollar

Jane the Virgin: Season 5

Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer

The Naked Director

Wu Assassins

Cable Girls: Season 4

The Family

GLOW: Season 3

The InBESTigators

iZombie: Season 5

Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling

Sintonia

Spirit Riding Free: Pony Tales

Tiny House Nation: Volume 1

Knightfall: Season 2

Tiffany Haddish Presents: They Ready

The 100: Season 6

45 rpm

Apache: La vida de Carlos Tevez

Better Than Us

Diagnosis

Frontera verde

Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus

The Little Switzerland

Mindhunter: Season 2

QB1: Beyond the Lights: Season 3

Sextuplets

Super Monsters Back to School

Victim Number 8

The Punisher

Gangs of New York

Simon Amstell: Set Free

American Factory

Hyperdrive

Love Alarm

El Pepe: Una vida suprema

Hero Mask: Part II

Rust Valley Restorers

Million Pound Menu: Season 2

Trolls: The Beat Goes On!: Season 7

Falling Inn Love

Kardec

Workin’ Moms: Season 3

The A List

Carole & Tuesday

The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance

Droppin’ Cash: Season 2

La Grande Classe

Locked Up: Season 3

Mighty Little Bheem: Season 2

Styling Hollywood

True and the Rainbow Kingdom: Wild Wild Yetis

Un bandido honrado

Luo Bao Bei: Season 1



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TV Show and Movie Premieres August 26-September 1


It’s the end of August, which means that fall is around the corner and sweater weather is upon us. Unfortunately, we haven’t hit the time where new TV shows are premiering left and right. However, there are still a few things to add in your queue until then. From America to Me, a new documentary series on Starz to a new comedy special on Netflix, here are all the TV shows and films to keep an eye out for this week.

America to Me: This new 10-part documentary series spends a year with a diverse group of black students (and their families and teachers) at a large school in Chicago. 9 P.M. ET on Starz

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13 Going on 30: This classic rom-com starring Jennifer Garner is leaving Netflix starting next month. You better watch her and Mark Ruffalo get down to “Thriller” now while you can. Leaving Netflix September 1

Younger: The season five finale airs tonight. What are the chances they go back to Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards? 10 P.M. ET on TV Land

Forgetting Sarah Marshall: Like 13 Going on 30, this cult hit starring Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell won’t be available for Netflix streaming starting in September. If you’ve never seen it, shame on you, and change that before Saturday. Leaving Netflix September 1

One Dollar: A mysterious $1 bill somehow connects a group of strangers to the same murder. Does that sound hokey? Sure, but what else are you going to watch on a Thursday night? Available on CBS All Access

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The Comedy Lineup, Part Two: Emma Willmann, Matteo Lane, Janelle James, Max Silvestri, Kate Willett, and other comedians do 15-minute sets in the next installment of this laugh-out-loud franchise.

S.M.A.R.T. Chase: Orlando Bloom stars in this new action movie as a private security agent who has to escort a valuable Chinese antique out of the country but runs into trouble. In theaters

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Sisters : This new TV series from Netflix centers on a woman who realizes she has 100 brothers and two sisters after her father makes a shocking deathbed confessions. One of those sisters is a train-wreck TV star, the other is a type-A lawyer. Streaming on Netflix

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8 TV Shows and Movies to Queue Up the Week of August 19, 2018


This week’s slate of new TV shows and movies is a little thin, but there are still a few premieres to look forward to. From the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards to the Younger season five finale and a new horror movie, Searching, here are all the shows and films to earmark for the week ahead.

The Last Sharknado: It’s About Time: SYFY is really squeezing every last bit it can out of this franchise. I’m here for it, if only because it’s inspired Tara Reid to launch a shark-inspired…fragrance? 8 P.M. ET on SYFY

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2018 MTV Video Music Awards: Jennifer Lopez is snagging the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, plus Cardi B leads the pack with 10 nominations. 8 P.M. ET on MTV

Betty White: First Lady of Television: Valerie Bertinelli, Georgia Engel, Tina Fey, Valerie Harper, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Gavin MacLeod, Carl Reiner, Ryan Reynolds, Tom Sullivan, Alex Trebek, and more celebrities honor Betty White in this TV special about her illustrious career. Premieres tonight on PBS

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Younger: The season five finale airs tonight. What are the chances they go back to Glamour‘s Women of the Year Awards? 10 P.M. ET on TV Land

Jersey Shore Family Vacation: The Jersey Shore gang is back again—again. In season two, the group heads to Las Vegas for a few wild days before setting shop back up in the Jersey shore. What’s going to happen? Shenanigans, obviously. 8 P.M. ET on MTV

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The Innocents: Two teenage lovebirds who run away together quickly realize they actually have special powers. It’s like Twilight meets Bonnie & Clyde, minus the crime. Streaming on Netflix

Searching: Told almost exclusively from phone screens and computer monitors, this film (starring Debra Messing and John Cho) centers on a man whose life turns upside after his daughter goes missing. In theaters

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Drew Michael: Comedian Drew Michael does a deep, funny dive on his love life in this new stand-up special. 10 P.M. ET on HBO

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10 Must-Watch TV Shows and Movies for the Week of August 12


We’re entering a strange period for new TV shows and movies, where the summer slate is starting to die down but fall hasn’t quite picked up. Don’t worry, though; there are still some things happening on screen this week that should pique your interest, like the Teen Choice Awards, the midseason finale of Teachers, and the season three premiere of Insecure. Plus, Netflix’s highly-anticipated adaptation of To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is dropping, and it looks delightful. Below, all the premieres you should know about:

2018 Teen Choice Awards: Nick Cannon and Lele Ponds will host tonight’s show, which features performances from Meghan Trainor and Khalid and appearances from Chris Pratt and the Riverdale cast. 8 P.M. ET on Fox

Insecure: Season three of Insecure premieres tonight, and if the trailer (below) is any indication, it might just be the show’s best one yet. 10 P.M. ET on HBO

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Seeking a Friend for the End of the World: This charming 2012 dramedy starring Kiera Knightley and Steve Carell, in which they play strangers bracing for the end of the world together, is leaving Netflix this week. Watch if you’re looking for something fun. Leaving Netflix August 16

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Teachers: Tune in for tonight’s midseason finale, which includes some A+ leggings from Ms. Cannon.10:30 P.M. ET on TV Land

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Are You the One?: MTV is hitting us with two back-to-back episodes of this reality smash, in which hot people try to find love while wearing bathing suits. 10 P.M ET on MTV

Crazy Rich Asians: Everyone is already raving about this laugh-out-loud rom-com, which is an adaptation of Kevin Kwan’s hit novel. In theaters.

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Madonna Marathon: In honor of the Queen of Pop’s birthday, tune in to this Madonna movie marathon, featuring Body of Evidence and Swept Away, among others. And just to get you hyped, here’s a clip of Julianne Moore and Madonna’s face-off in Body Evidence. It’s the most…appropriate clip we can tease from that movie. Starting at 4 P.M. ET on HDNET Movies

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To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before: This cult-classic novel from Jenny Han is getting the Netflix treatment. Starring Lana Condor, the film centers on a high schooler whose love letters are mysteriously sent out. Streaming on Netflix

Down a Dark Hall: AnnaSophia Robb is sent to a creepy-AF boarding school in this thriller, which is a mix of Gossip Girl and Paranormal Activity. Uma Thurman plays the headmistress. In theaters

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Patrick Swayze Marathon: HDNET is celebrating what would’ve been Mr. Swayze’s 66th birthday with back-to-back screenings of Red Dawn and Next of Kin. Starting at 9 P.M. on HDNET Movies

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10 TV Show and Movie Premieres the Week of August 5


August is here, and with it comes a slew of new TV shows and movies to check out. From the return of Keeping Up With the Kardashians to new, fun shows like Reality Cupcakes and, of course, Bachelor in Paradise, there’s a little something for everyone this week. Below, the highlights:

Keeping Up With the Kardashians: Another new season of Kardashian kraziness kicks off tonight, starting with a blow-out fight between Kim and Kourtney over—wait for it—their Christmas card photoshoot. 9 P.M. ET on E!

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Reality Cupcakes: From baker Ashley Foxen comes this new reality series that takes viewers behind the art of making out-of-this-world cupcakes. 10 P.M. ET on Food

Better Call Saul: GQ says the fourth season of this critically acclaimed AMC drama will “break your heart,” so get ready. 9 P.M. ET on AMC

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Younger: Shout-out to tonight’s episode of Younger, in which Kelsey (Hilary Duff) attends Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards. 10 P.M. ET on TV Land

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Bachelor in Paradise: Listen, all I really want here is for Joe the Grocery Store Owner to find love. Is that so hard to ask? 8 P.M. ET on ABC

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Are You the One?: Season seven of this hit MTV reality series about finding love kicks off tonight in Hawaii. 10 P.M. ET on MTV

For a Good Time, Call…: This hilarious film about two women who start making bank by operating a phone sex line is leaving Netflix soon, so watch it while you can. Leaving Netflix August 12

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The Meg: I love a good shark movie, and this one—about a prehistoric fish lurking in the waters of a beach town—looks too good (and too campy) to resist. In theaters

Dog Days: A group of people find love, friendship, and new connections thanks to the dogs in their lives. Cute! In theaters

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The Disappearance of Crystal Rogers: This bone-chilling case about a 35-year-old woman who went missing is fully explored in this new Oxygen documentary. The twists, turns, and multiple murders that happened in this story will probably keep you up all night. 7 P.M. ET on Oxygen

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TV Show and Movie Premieres the Week of July 26 to August 4


This week’s slate of new TV shows and movies runs the gamut. You have action-comedies, like The Spy Who Dumped Me, plus moving documentaries like Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story and returning dramas (looking at you, The Sinner season two). Below, here’s everything happening this week you need to watch.

Comedy Central Roast of Bruce Willis: Willis has been an action-movie staple for decades, so it’s only fitting he’s the latest subject of Comedy Central’s roast series. Watch as several entertainment heavy-hitters take (well-meaning) swipes at the Die Hard star. This might just make you laugh hard. (See what I did there?) 10 P.M. ET on Comedy Central

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Rest in Power: The Trayvon Martin Story: This original documentary series from Shawn Carter (a.k.a. Jay-Z) explores the senseless shooting of Trayvon Martin by George Zimmerman, and the political revolution it sparked. 10 P.M. ET on Paramount

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Casual: This original Hulu series kicks off its fourth and final season today. Michaela Watkins and Tommy Dewey star. Streaming on Hulu

Larger Than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story : This documentary explores the life and tragic death of celebrity makeup artist Kevyn Aucoin and includes interviews from Brooke Shields, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Tori Amos, Isaac Mizrahi. Available on digital July 31

Making It: Jo Gick, Amber Kemp-Gerstel and more DIY pros compete for the craftiness crown in this new, hilarious series hosted by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman. 10 P.M. ET on NBC

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Pretty Woman: This classic film starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere is the perfect thing to watch to break up your week. Streaming on Hulu

The Sinner: Jessica Biel is an executive producer on season two of The Sinner, which boasts a whole new story; this time, a young boy is accused of killing his parents by poisoning them. 10 P.M. ET on USA

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Bachelorette Weekend: A reality series about the craziness of Bachelorette weekends? Sign me up. 11 P.M. ET on CMT

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Like Father: After breaking up with her fiancé, a woman (Kristen Bell) decides to go on her planned cruise honeymoon with her father (Kelsey Grammer). Hilarity, of course, ensues. Netflix

The Spy Who Dumped Me: This comedy film stars Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon as two friends who get caught up in an international espionage hijinks after they find out one of their boyfriends is a spy. In theaters

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RBG: The popular documentary about Ruth Bader Ginsburg is now on DVD and Blu-Ray. Available on DVD and Blu-Ray

UnREAL: The entire fourth season is on Hulu. Yes, really! What are you waiting for? Streaming on Hulu

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