What’s New On Netflix This Week: The Austin Powers Trilogy Is Back, Baby

Streaming Plus the latest season of Grey’s Anatomy and more. by Johnny Brayson June 28, 2021 Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images

America: The Motion Picture

Netflix Channing Tatum , Olivia Munn, and more stars lend their talents to this profane, ahistorical retelling of the American Revolution. Coming June 30

Somos

Netflix This new drama — about a 2011 Mexican massacre triggered by the U.S. Government — is the first-ever TV series from acclaimed screenwriter James Schamus ( Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon ). Coming June 30

Audible

Netflix A high school football player with hearing loss faces numerous emotional challenges as he prepares for his homecoming game in this documentary. Coming July 1

Young Royals

Netflix A young prince arrives at a boarding school and gets his first taste of freedom in this LGBTQ+ teen drama. Coming July 1

The Austin Powers Trilogy

Getty Images Everyone’s favorite international man of mystery brings swingin’ ’60s style to the ’90s and ’00s in this trio of classic comedies. Coming July 1

Love Actually

Universal Pictures Yeah, this fan-favorite rom-com is a holiday movie , but surely you’re familiar with the concept of Christmas in July? Coming July 1

The Karate Kid Trilogy

Columbia Pictures/Moviepix/Getty Images After Cobra Kai became one of Netflix’s biggest hits , the trilogy that started it all is hitting the streaming platform. Coming July 1

Fear Street: 1994

Netflix The first in a trio of films based on the ’90s horror novel series by R.L. Stine, Fear Street: 1994 follows a group of teens as they discover horrific events in their town of Shadyside, Ohio. Coming July 2

Grey’s Anatomy: Season 17

ABC The latest season of the long-running ABC medical drama makes its way to Netflix. Coming July 3