July is shaping up to be an exciting month on Netflix, with a mix of nostalgia and new releases. Whether you’re a fan of classic heroes or anticipating the latest in popular series, here’s a curated list of seven noteworthy movies and series premiering this July.

Eddie Murphy’s Return in Beverly Hills Cop Axel F

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F marks Eddie Murphy’s long-awaited return as Axel Foley. Premiering on July 3, this Netflix original movie brings back the iconic detective along with his old pals Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Paul Reiser, and Bronson Pinchot. Reflecting on the challenges of reprising his role, I did Axel Foley when I was in my 20s. I am not in my 20s anymore. It was an action movie. So it was a rough one. But we got through it, shared Murphy.

The Original Spider-Man Trilogy Swings in

Sam Raimi’s classic Spider-Man trilogy featuring Tobey Maguire as the web-slinger swings onto Netflix on July 1. This beloved series also includes Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane Watson, bringing together some of the most memorable scenes in superhero cinema.

Time Travels with Back to the Future Trilogy

Robert Zemeckis’ Back to the Future trilogy also hits Netflix on July 1. Featuring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd, these films explore time travel with a mix of humor and adventure. In a recent discussion, they revealed some uncanny future predictions like fax machines still being around.

Cobra Kai Continues its Martial Arts Saga

The eagerly anticipated first part of Cobra Kai Season 6 hits Netflix on July 18. Fans of the original Karate Kid movies can expect to see Ralph Macchio and William Zabka continue their roles in this ever-popular martial arts saga.

Bad Boys Legacy Continues

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back as Miami’s dynamic duo in their fourth installment, Bad Boys: Ride or Die. Before that, fans can catch the first two Bad Boys movies moving over from Hulu to Netflix on July 8.The back ain’t went out quite yet, tease Will Smith and Martin Lawrence about their #BadBoys projects.

The Marvelous Mile Morales Journey Continues

Fans of the animated Spider-Man can see Mile Morales again in action at the end credits scene introducing intriguing new characters like Rio’s love interest Albert Moon and his daughter Cindy.

Nostalgia Galore with Classic Movies

This month is also packed with classic favorites like The Karate Kid (1984), The Blind Side, and Zombieland. Each of these gems offers something for everyone, whether you prefer sports dramas, family tales, or zombie comedies.