What's Coming Out This Week In Theaters and On Streaming, VOD & TV: June 29 thru July 5, 2026
All the 🎥 films and 📺 shows hitting theaters and streaming this week!
July is here, which means fireworks, sparkles, and a summer release calendar that’s only getting brighter. We’ve already seen surprise box-office hits, a few pricey misfires, and enough reminders that summer movie season can still be hard to predict. And judging by the weeks ahead, things are only about to get busier.
So, as always, we’ve rounded up what’s arriving over the next few days across theaters, streaming, VOD, and TV. Whether you’re heading out to catch something on the big screen or staying inside with the remote close by, scroll down and see what catches your eye. Summer isn’t slowing down anytime soon, and your watchlist is starting to look as crowded as a holiday weekend cookout.
🎥 In Theaters This Week
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🎥 Minions & Monsters
(Wed, July 1st — wide release)
The Minions are making a monster movie, which means the real disaster is probably happening behind the camera. Pierre Coffin returns to direct and voice the yellow chaos machines as they search for the perfect creature to star in their kaiju-sized production. Once Hollywood comes calling, their big cinematic dream spirals into pratfalls, gibberish, weaponized cuteness, and banana-fueled mayhem. Featuring the voices of Zoey Deutch, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeff Bridges, Allison Janney, and Christoph Waltz, the film keeps the franchise’s slapstick formula alive as the Minions drag their brand of global mayhem straight into monster-movie territory.
🎥 Flies
(Thu, July 2nd — limited release)
Loneliness has a way of making even the smallest intrusion feel enormous. Teresa Sánchez stars as Olga, a solitary woman whose carefully controlled routine begins to crack when a lodger secretly brings his young son into her Mexico City apartment. Shot in spare black-and-white by Mexican filmmaker Fernando Eimbcke, this intimate drama turns grief, isolation, and one unwanted houseguest into a quiet story about the strange ways connection can sneak in.
🎥 Backrooms: Everything Must Go
(Fri, July 3rd — wide release; back in theaters)
The backrooms are opening up again, this time with more footage, more lore, and more strange corners to get lost in. Directed by wunderkind Kane Parsons and based on the viral IP, this extended cut of A24’s horror smash hit adds 16 minutes of brand-new material. Chiwetel Ejiofor, Renate Reinsve, Mark Duplass, Finn Bennett, and Lukita Maxwell star in one of the biggest hits of the year so far, turning internet-born unease into a full theatrical descent. Everything must go, apparently, including any hope of finding the exit.
🎥 Young Washington
(Fri, July 3rd — wide release)
Before he became a national legend, George Washington was a young soldier facing brutal warfronts, personal trials, and impossible choices that would begin shaping the future of a country not yet born. William Franklyn-Miller stars in this historical drama about the pressure, sacrifice, and rebellious spirit behind the myth, with Mary-Louise Parker, Kelsey Grammer, Andy Serkis, and Ben Kingsley rounding out the cast. Just in time for America’s 250th anniversary, the Jon Erwin-directed epic tells the origin story of the man who would eventually become America’s first president.
🎥 Battle of Oslo
(Fri, July 3rd — limited release; also on ✅VOD/Digital)
One order can turn the tide of history. As German warships close in on Oslo on April 9, 1940, Colonel Birger Eriksen commands the undermanned Oscarsborg Fortress and makes the impossible call to sink the Blücher. Directed by Daniel Fahre and led by Bjørn Sundquist, this Norwegian historical war thriller shifts between the Battle of Drøbak Sound and the 1946 inquiry that forces Eriksen to defend the decision that shaped an invasion.
🎥 Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World
(Fri, July 3rd — limited release)
A new documentary explores the life and legacy of Mary Oliver, the Pulitzer-winning poet whose work found mystery, healing, and meaning in nature. Featuring archival materials, personal photos, and interviews with close friends, the film captures Oliver’s private life, literary fame, and lasting influence.
🎥 Dead Souls
(Fri, July 3rd — limited release; in select cities)
Cult filmmaker Alex Cox, best known for Repo Man and Sid and Nancy, heads West for his supposed final directorial effort, starring as Strindler, a mysterious drifter collecting the names of dead Mexican laborers in an 1890 border town. When money enters the deal, suspicion spreads fast. Loosely adapted from Nikolai Gogol’s novel, this offbeat spaghetti western satire turns greed into a crooked American ledger.
🎥 Citizen Kane: 85th Anniversary
(Sun, July 5th and Wed, July 8th — re-release via Fathom Entertainment)
Some mysteries only grow larger with time. Orson Welles’ landmark classic returns to the big screen for its 85th anniversary. The film follows the mystery of Charles Foster Kane’s final word, “Rosebud,” tracing his rise from inherited wealth to newspaper power, political ambition, and personal ruin. This special anniversary release also includes exclusive insight from film critic Leonard Maltin.
