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Top picks
“The Last House,” PG-13: Louis Leterrier (“Fast X”) directs Greta Lee (“The Morning Show”) and Wagner Moura (“Narcos”) in a thriller about a family trapped in their house by a mysterious force with no way out and dwindling resources.
(Netflix, Aug. 7)
“You, Me & Tuscany,” PG-13: In this exotic romantic comedy, Halle Bailey (2023’s “The Little Mermaid”) plays a young cook squatting in a Tuscan villa who falls in love with the owner’s brother (Regé-Jean Page of “Bridgerton”).
(Peacock, Aug. 7)
“Normal” (2026), R: Hard-hitting action and quirky humor collide as a small Minnesota town’s interim sheriff (Bob Odenkirk of “Better Call Saul”) uncovers a conspiracy in the aftermath of a bank robbery.
(HBOMax, Aug. 14)
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Films
“Camp Rock 3,” TV-G: After 15 years, the Jonas Brothers are back as Connect 3. This time, they’re seeking fresh talent from Camp Rock to serve as their opening act. Amid unexpected friendship and complicated stakes, is the spotlight all it’s cracked up to be?
(Disney+, Aug. 13)
“Don’t Say Good Luck,” PG-13: In this teen drama, Sunny Sandler plays a high school student whose preparations for her upcoming musical are interrupted by disturbing news at home. Melanie Lynskey (“Yellowjackets”), Max Greenfield (“New Girl”), Steve Buscemi and Bebe Neuwirth co-star.
(Netflix, Aug. 14)
“The Whisper Man,” R: Adam Scott (“Severance”) plays a crime novelist whose young son’s abduction reunites him with his estranged father (Robert De Niro), a retired police detective.
(Netflix, Aug. 28)
Series
“Reacher,” Season Four TV-MA: Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) is back for an all-new saga of single-handed and two-fisted justice — this time investigating a mysterious death in New York City.
(Amazon Prime Video, Aug. 12)
“Lanterns,” TV-MA: Kyle Chandler (“Friday Night Lights”) and Aaron Pierre (“Rebel Ridge”) star in a serialized take on the DC Comics Green Lantern universe — investigating a murder in Nebraska that may have extraterrestrial connections.
(HBO Max, Aug. 16)
“The Dynasty: UConn Huskies,” TV-PG: This three-part docuseries chronicles the 40-year run of the renowned University of Connecticut women’s basketball program under Hall of Fame head coach Geno Auriemma.
(Apple TV, Aug. 21)
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