Netflix is a revolving door of contentm and while some are sad to see certain shows and films go, there are many that are rolling in for the summer that fans are thrilled about. One classic that will start streaming in July is the Burt Reynolds and Mark Wahlberg-led film, Boogie Nights. The 1997 film tells the story of an adult film producer who anticipates on elevating his career when he finally discovers a new talent. By the time Reynolds starred in the hit film, he had already had a long list of successes in the Hollywood industry, but this helped reinvigorate his career.
The late actor passed away in 2019, with the 2017 film The Last Movie Star being one of his last projects. The legendary name passed at age 82, with his cause of death being a heart attack. Reynolds started his career in the ’50s by doing stage acting, and after making it as far as Broadway, he never looked back.
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Boogie Nights isn’t the only thing coming to Netflix for the summer month. Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Austin Powers in Goldmember, and Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery will all be coming in July, along with the entire Twilight series. Star Trek, The Strangers, Stuart Little and more are just a few of the many that will entertain subscribers over the next several months.
While there are several amazing films and shows coming in for the summer, there are a handful that will no longer call Netflix its home, including the Disney animated film The Princess and the Frog. The classic film shares the story of a girl named Tiana, the first Black princess in a Disney franchise. Another cartoon classic that will no longer be streaming in July is The Land Before Time.
