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New films and games to stream include classics
Catch the live-action "How to Train Your Dragon" and new games starting July 14.
Several exciting films, music and games are set to hit streaming platforms this month.
New streaming options feature Donkey Kong, Pac-Man and Roddy Ricch
From July 14 to 20, viewers will find a mix of films, music, and video games to enjoy at home. Among the highlights is the live-action remake of "How to Train Your Dragon," now available on premium video on demand following a successful run in theaters. Fans of Billy Joel can look forward to a two-part documentary titled "Billy Joel: And So It Goes," premiering on HBO, offering an in-depth look at his life and career after his recent health diagnoses forced him to cancel his summer tour.
Key Takeaways
"Unlike so many live-action remakes of animated films, it also doesn’t feel superfluous."
This highlights the positive reception of the new "How to Train Your Dragon" adaptation.
"The series focuses on women in a sport often skewed by sexism."
This reveals the intention behind the new season of "Surf Girls."
This week’s streaming lineup showcases a diverse array of content. The inclusion of Roddy Ricch's new music, alongside major films and nostalgic video games, hints at a market that values both innovation and tradition. As audiences increasingly turn to streaming for entertainment, the strategy of launching films and documentaries concurrently with theatrical releases appears to gain momentum. Additionally, themes of nostalgia, as seen with the reimaginings of classic games like Donkey Kong and Pac-Man, may appeal to a wide range of viewers.
Highlights
- Donkey Kong returns to smash his way through new adventures.
- Billy Joel fans can catch his story in a two-part HBO documentary.
- Roddy Ricch's album is set to make waves in the music scene.
- Classic games like Pac-Man get a fresh twist for new players.
Potential backlash against sensitive topics
The content includes a documentary on Billy Joel's health issues and political themes in Costa's Netflix film, which could provoke public response.
With a mix of nostalgia and fresh talent, this week's streaming selections cater to various tastes.
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