The platform's lineup of classic film releases is always changing, but these gems from Netflix's own catalog will (probably) still be there by the time you read this.

The new movies arriving across streaming services this week include "28 Years Later," "My Oxford Year" and "The Life of Chuck."

Here are TheWrap’s picks for the seven best movies that have started streaming on Netflix in July.

When many Americans think of anime, they think of Naruto, One Piece or Pokémon — children’s series that gained mainstream popularity in the United States. But there’s way more to anime than kooky shows designed to sell merch.

Born in a Hollywood family with film director and screenwriter parents, and brother to actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jake Gyllenhaal made his acting debut at the age of 10 with the 1991 film ‘City Slickers.

Netflix added a full slate of Alfred Hitchcock movies to its library in June, including “Vertigo,” “Rear Window,” and “The Birds,” the terrifying 1963 film starring Tippi Hedren. The drama builds slowly but deliberately, as Melanie (Hedren) meets Mitch (Rod Taylor) buying a pair of lovebirds.