July 2025 Arrivals on Apple TV Plus: A Lineup of Shows and Movies to Stream
Summer's flying by faster than a speeding spaceship, and with a brand new month upon us, Apple TV Plus is gearing up to unleash a galaxy of fresh content to kick off July 2025! The streaming service is set to introduce a slew of exciting new titles to its ever-expanding library, starring in the spotlight the much-awaited third season of the sci-fi saga "Foundation", the adrenaline-pumping documentary series "The Wild Ones", and a Peanuts musical special not seen in over three decades!
The upcoming season of "Foundation" takes us on a 152-year journey from the events of season 2, as the Foundation has grown from its humble beginnings to become a formidable player while the Galactic Empire has started to crumble. Tensions rise as both sides forge an uneasy alliance against the threat of a ruthless warlord known as "The Mule," who aims to conquer the universe through physical and military force, along with mind control. Hari Seldon, Gaal Dornick, the Cleons, and Demerzel play a high-stakes game of intergalactic chess to determine the fate of humanity[1][2].
Prepare for heart-pounding adventure and breathtaking camerawork as a dedicated team of wildlife filmmakers embark on a global mission to track and protect critically endangered species in the unforgiving reaches of the world. "The Wild Ones" premieres in its entirety on July 11 and follows a trio of experts led by Aldo Kane, Declan Burley, and Vianet Djenguet, who race against time to save these elusive creatures before they slip further toward extinction[1][2].
All Peanuts fans will be thrilled to know that it's been more than 30 years since audiences were last entranced by a musical special featuring their beloved characters. Happily, the wait ends this July with "Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical". This 40-minute event revolves around the joy and magic of summer camp, as Charlie Brown fights to make his final year at camp memorable, and Snoopy and Woodstock stumble upon a treasure map leading them on an exciting adventure nearby[1][2]. The special features original songs by Emmy Award nominees Jeff Morrow and Ben Folds[1][2].
The fourth and final chapter of the hit bilingual comedy series "Acapulco" is set to debut in July, as present-day Máximo Gallardo (Eugenio Derbez) strives to restore the Las Colinas resort to its former glory in preparation for a grand reopening. Set in the 1980s, the story follows young Máximo as he battles to keep Las Colinas at the top against fierce competition[1][2].
Don't miss out on the diverse array of entertainment offered by Apple TV Plus throughout July, with something for every taste and preference. From sci-fi epics and nature documentaries, family-friendly musicals, to comedy-dramas, the choices are endless!
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In the jam-packed entertainment realm of Apple TV Plus, July 2025 promises stunning technology advancements juxtaposed with captivating narratives. The much-anticipated 'Foundation' season 3 will unfold, fueling interest in smartphones and gadgets as audiences eagerly follow Hari Seldon and his team through their 152-year galactic journey. Meanwhile, 'The Wild Ones' documentary series offers a riveting exploration of movies-and-tv as it offers a glimpse into the unforgiving world of wildlife filmmakers, focusing on the preservation of critically endangered species.
