July’s a big month for sports on Disney+, with live coverage of Wimbledon until July 13 and NZ’s tour of the West Indies from July 12.
Movie fans can choose between the haute couture of The Devil Wears Prada 2(July 29) and the campy horror of Ready or Not 2(July 2), along with franchise favourites and musical-fantasy Descendants: Wicked Wonderland (July 17).
NatGeo docuseriesPompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston premieres July 23 and new from July 27 is Furious, which stars Emmy Rossum as an FBI agent tracking a mysterious and calculating female serial killer.
There’s also good news for fans of King of the Hill, Dancing with the Stars and Project Runway.
Here’s the rest of the highlights:
➢ July 1
Movies
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
The Amazing Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Dirty Dancing
Hulu
Abandoned
Series
Magicampers
➢ July 2
Movies
The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
➢ July 3
Special
The Simpsons: Simpsley
ESPN
FIBA Qualifying Events Guam vs. Australia
➢ July 4
ESPN
NBA Summer League Begins
➢ July 5
Feature
Hammerhead Sharks: Up Close with Bertie Gregory
Series
The Husband
➢ July 6
ESPN
FIBA Qualifying Events Philippines vs. Australia, Opals vs. China
➢ July 8
ESPN
WNBA Dallas Wings vs. New York Liberty
➢ July 9
ESPN Opals vs. China
➢ July 10
Series
Project Runway: Season 22
➢ July 11
ESPN
Australian Ice Hockey League Brisbane Lightning vs. Sydney Ice Dogs
➢ July 12
ESPN West Indies vs. New Zealand 1st One Day International
➢ July 13
Series
Rabbit Hole
➢ July 14
Series
Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro
Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends: Season 5
ESPN
West Indies vs. New Zealand 2nd One Day International
➢ July 17
Series
America’s Funniest Home Videos: Global Season 20-21
Hulu
They Fight
ESPN
West Indies vs. New Zealand 3rd One Day International
Looking at Sky’s schedule it looks like we at least get to see the Wimbledon final on ESPN and also the Black Caps/West Indies cricket series. How on earth did ESPN get that? — Bruce.
It appears like it may only be a delayed broadcast of the Wimbledon finals on linear ESPN although I’d have to double check. Disney/ESPN have had the Windies Cricket rights in Aus/NZ for a couple of years now, dating back to an Australian series a year or so back. Must have signed a long term deal. — Clint.
Looking at Sky’s schedule it looks like we at least get to see the Wimbledon final on ESPN and also the Black Caps/West Indies cricket series. How on earth did ESPN get that? — Bruce.
It appears like it may only be a delayed broadcast of the Wimbledon finals on linear ESPN although I’d have to double check. Disney/ESPN have had the Windies Cricket rights in Aus/NZ for a couple of years now, dating back to an Australian series a year or so back. Must have signed a long term deal. — Clint.