Summer streaming options continue to grow with the biggest new movies to watch online this week. We have 9 big movies from super-hot comic book movies to sports biographies, with some very interesting other movies you may not have noticed coming in from the edge. And they include a very important documentary and drama that critics praise as one of the best of the year.

In the "fresh from the theatre" category, there are 2 better works with the home audience. Initially in DC's The Flash, it was praised by some critics, but failed to achieve success. Then we got a new family-friendly animated adventure that might have spawned a new series.

On Netflix, the fact that big red streaming machine play is still one of the best streaming services is underpinned by 1 in 2 very different movies. The Healing Jamie Foxx stars in the sci-fi Blaxploitation movie, and the deep-sea diving documentary looks just as thrilling.

Apple TV Plus joins the trend of sports documentaries with its Steph Curry movies, and those who love to get meta, we also have a new documentary about the Shark horror genre that looks like a must-see.

Andy Muschietti's The Flash felt like one of the films that would never come out 1. First, there were all delays. Then the star Ezra Miller was repeatedly executed by law.

Eventually, DC began screening the film, following the rave reviews of the new DCU headphone Cho James Gunn about its superior quality. And, as you may have heard, it tanked at the box office. Worse than black adam. But it is possible that the flash will work well at home (if not now, with Max when it will arrive there in the coming weeks and months).

As for the film itself. Well, Barry Allen (Miller) aka Flash, the only hero he can help Barry shake our world into a failed state ripe for general Zod (Michael Shannon) to ruin things is Batman (Michael Keaton). Oh, and the other Batman (Ben Affleck) is also around. As with Supergirl (Sasha Kare), so is the 2nd Flash (Mirror, again).

Now digital purchases on Amazon and other services (released on Tuesday, July18)

Jamie Fox, who has recently been absent while recovering from medical complications, Teyonah Parris (Ms.Marvel) and the John Boyega (Attack The Block) trio can find themselves in a massive government conspiracy involving Boyega's character being cloned.

It's all about a series of tricks put on the (obviously) black community. Someone puts the wrong substance in a bunch of stereotypical favorite foods. Kiefer Sutherland and David Alan Greer.

Watch on Netflix starting Friday (July21)

Ruby (Lana Condor Of The All The Boys films) has experienced a fairly standard amount of high school drama. She wants to fit, she has unrequited love for the skater guy she is coaching, and she feels invisible. Well, the good news is that there is a solution for that last part.

She turned out to be the latest in a long lineage of Kraken warriors growing to huge sizes. Now we speculate that understanding her power will be the key to understanding how to live a life she can enjoy. The voice cast includes Annie Murphy, Jane Fonda and Will Forte.

Now buy or rent digitally on Amazon and others (released on Tuesday 7/18)

There may be simple rules in freediving - the deepest breath deeper than anyone else examines the career of an Italian diver who is one of such stories 1 Alessia ・Zecchini

Began playing sports as a child prodigy, pursuing goals at the age of 13, and Alessia began to push herself too much for success. 1. One of the reasons we are particularly interested in this film is that it is A24 production and the studio output is often its own class.

Watch now on Netflix (released on Wednesday 7/19)

The gems of Underrader, Tori and Rokita, come from Belgian directors Luc and Jean・Pierre Dardenne who point their cameras at the lives of people lost at the edge of society. Tori (Pablo Sils) and Rokita (Jolly Mbundu) escape from West Africa to Belgium and discover that bureaucracy has no room for them.

Critics praise the bird and Lokita for making a naturally thrilling drama that provides social commentary through powerful performances.

Watch on the Criterion Channel and buy or rent digitally at Amazon and other digital retailers (released on Tuesday 7/18)

Every Body, Julie Cohen's latest film (RGB) is a label called "intersex," a label given to anyone born with a body that doesn't easily fit into a male or female body. It may be how many people have discovered the term. Sometimes doctors try to change these bodies, even though they are not medically necessary.

In order to enlighten those who are not educated on this issue, all the bodies are led by actor/screenwriter River Gallo (they/they), political consultant Alicia Machado (they/they), and others.—It focuses on three intersex people: Ross Weigel (she/they) and PhD student Sean Saifa Wall (he/he).

Now buy or rent digitally on Amazon and others (released on Tuesday 7/18)

The understated Steven Curry has appeared in the NBA and faced a lot of jokes. He did not have a frame of Lebron James. He did not have the charisma of other contemporaries. But then he began to break out thanks to his sharp shooting skills, and three times the title of Western Conference Rookie of the Year (the first for the rookie), he continued to score. Then the championship happened.

But what about the man behind the three? The Apple TV Plus documentary gives fans an intimate view of the once "underrated" star and follows his career from his early years in court to today

to watch on Apple TV Plus from Friday (July21)

ambitious director Lucien Castaing-Taylor, who previously explored the depths of North American fishing at Leviathan. And Véréna Paravel turns the camera into an equally complex area: the human body. This film offers images from inside the human body that we have never seen before.

Critics say that De Humani Corporis Fabrica is immersive, profound and utterly gross. Expect to see everything from cancerous tissue to spinal operations.

Now digital purchases on Amazon and other retailers (released on Tuesday, July18)

This shivering original from director/producer Stephen Scarlata (Jodorowsky's Dune) looks at the history of the shark on screen

It features Corman, Jaws filmmaker Carl Gottlieb and Jaws Features interviews with: Revenge Cast member Mario van Peebles, Piranha director Joe Dante and conservation advocate Wendy Benchley.

Available on Shudder (via Amazon Prime channel) and AMC Plus Fridays (July21)