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20 Movies Where the Villain Becomes the Good Guy
15. Foundation Season 3
Season 3 jumps way into the future, where the Foundation is gaining ground and the Empire is falling apart. There is a new villain, a fresh cast shake-up, and plenty more galactic drama ahead. | © Apple TV+
14. The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3
Belly picked Jeremiah, but if this series has taught us anything, it’s that nothing stays simple for long. The love triangle hits its final chapter in Season 3, and hearts are going to break. | © Prime Video
13. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 3
Season 2 ended with a brutal choice for Captain Pike, and Season 3 picks up right where the tension left off. From Gorn battles to a whodunnit in space (and maybe even time travel?), this season looks like one of the coolest yet. | © Paramount+
12. Washington Black
Based on the acclaimed novel, Washington Black follows a young boy’s escape from slavery and the journey that takes him across the world. With a cast led by Eddie Karanja, Tom Ellis, and Sterling K. Brown, it’s a powerful story about freedom, identity, and survival. | © Hulu
11. Such Brave Girls Season 2
Kat Sadler’s brutally funny Such Brave Girls is back, with more chaos, cringe, and desperation from Josie, Billie, and their mum, Deb. It’s still about love, survival, and maybe getting someone, anyone, to tell them they’re hot. | © BBC Three
10. Gachiakuta
In a floating city, a young boy is framed for the death of his father and exiled. He ends up in a junkyard zone and swears to return for revenge. | © Crunchyroll
9. Untamed
A National Parks Service agent starts digging into a suspicious death and quickly realises nature isn’t the only thing that’s dangerous out here. Gritty, quiet, and unsettling in all the right ways. | © Netflix
8. The Wild Ones
The Wild Ones isn’t just about rare animals, this documentary series is about what happens if we lose them. With breathtaking footage and real stories from the field, it makes you care without feeling like homework. | © Apple TV+
7. The Summer Hikaru Died
Yoshiki and Hikaru were just two regular kids growing up in the countryside until Hikaru came back from the mountains... different. It’s a slow, unsettling story about friendship, loss, and the terrifying feeling that someone you love isn’t who they used to be. | © Netflix
6. Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story
Half a century later, Jaws still haunts beachgoers and defines summer thrillers. This special dives deep into how Spielberg’s classic changed movies forever and why we’re still obsessed with that fin in the water. | © Hulu
5. Electric Bloom
Three members of a world-famous pop group look back on how it all started, awkward high school beginnings, messy friendships, and the music that changed everything. Electric Bloom premieres July 10 with a mix of comedy, heart, and backstage chaos. | © Disney Channel
4. The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity
This new anime from CloverWorks drops July 6 and looks like a beautifully crafted romance with plenty of heart. With strong talent behind the scenes and elegant visuals, it’s already on a lot of must-watch lists for the season. | © Netflix
3. Too Much
Lena Dunham is back with Too Much, a messy, funny, and very millennial rom-com about heartbreak, reinvention, and unexpected connection. Megan Stalter and Will Sharpe lead a strong cast in what might be Dunham’s best TV work since Girls. | © Netflix
2. Ballard
The Bosch universe expands again, this time with Detective Renée Ballard stepping into the spotlight. All episodes drop July 9 on Prime Video, and if her intro in Bosch: Legacy was any hint, she’s more than ready to carry her own story. | © Prime Video
1. Dexter: Resurrection
Dexter’s story isn’t over yet. He's back from the dead (literally) in this new sequel series. Michael C. Hall returns alongside Peter Dinklage in what promises to be a dark, tense, and completely unpredictable chapter starting July 11. | © Paramount+
