August's Must-Watch Shows On Disney+, Netflix And More
From the much-anticipated Game of Thrones prequel, House of the Dragon, to new favourites like Extraordinary Attorney Woo, here are the best shows to watch this August
Staying in on the weekends? Looking for a new show to binge-watch on your daily commute? Whatever it is, we’ve got you covered with some of the most highly anticipated shows to catch this month. From streaming platforms like Disney+ to Netflix, here are some of our recommended shows to watch this month.
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People from around the globe will be forced into a frantic race for survival, as government entities uncover their concealed extraordinary capabilities. Taking place in contemporary Korea, Moving narrates the tale of a cluster of individuals endowed with superpowers, who conceal their true talents from society to shield their families from potential dangers and exploitation.
Moving will premiere on Disney+ on 9 August
Within this exclusive documentary, fans are granted a glimpse into the expedition of Tomorrow x Together (TXT) as they prepare themselves for the eagerly awaited Act: Lovesick 2022 tour. The documentary also presents audiences with unfiltered access to witness how the boy band prepared themselves for their 2022 performance at legendary music festival, Lollapalooza – TXT, and how they garnered attention for becoming the primary K-pop ensemble to be featured as headliners at the music festival in 2023.
Tomorrow x Together: Our Lost Summer is now on Disney+
Our favourite Guardians of the Galaxy are still adjusting to their existence on Knowhere. However, before much time passes, the course of their lives is disrupted by reminders of Rocket’s chaotic history. Peter Quill, who is still grappling with Gamora’s absence, needs to gather his team for a perilous undertaking: rescuing Rocket and potentially preventing the downfall of the familiar Guardians if they fail to accomplish this mission.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 is now on Disney+
Park takes on the role of Hong-dae, a disgraced football player, who faces suspension due to an incident where he pokes an irritating journalist in the eye. As punishment, he’s assigned the task of coaching a squad of homeless individuals, guiding them in preparation for the forthcoming ‘Homeless World Cup’. On his first day at the job, Hong-dae is acquainted with the eclectic group of personalities he’s supposed to train, and he also encounters So-min (played by IU), an enthusiastic young woman who is making a documentary chronicling the team’s expedition towards the global stage.
Dream is now on Netflix
Depp v Heard is a new three-part series that delve into the notorious defamation lawsuit that seized global interest and marked the world’s first trial by TikTok. Presenting both accounts simultaneously for the first instance, this series delves into this global media event, questioning the nature of truth and the role it plays in our modern society.
Depp V Heard will premiere on Netflix on 16 August
Fresh out of college, Akira is thrilled to commence his new position at a video production company. However, the excitement fades quickly as he finds himself toiling through sleepless nights and subjected to the whims of a terrible supervisor, shattering his enthusiasm. Consequently, when Akira arrives at the workplace one day to discover a zombie takeover, he experiences more relief than fear; the end of his toxic job is at hand. With this realization, and the impending possibility of death or zombification, Akira compiles a comprehensive list of 100 things he wants to accomplish before his demise. Yet, he must now accomplish each task while evading pursuing zombies. As he advances through his bucket list, Akira is joined by his loyal friend Kencho and their newfound companion, Shizuka.
Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead is now on Netflix
Following the events at home, the Abbott family is confronted with the horrors of the outside world. Compelled to journey into uncharted territory, they come to understand that the sound-sensitive creatures are not the only threats lurking beyond the sand path.
A Quiet Place Part II will premiere on Netflix on 11 August
Kim Mo-Mi leads a typical life as a corporate employee. When she was a child, she dreamed of performing on stage. However, as she started to age, her appearance starts to alter, yet she maintains pride in her attractive physique. Outside of work hours, when she’s at home, she adorns a mask and becomes a masked internet personality by night and takes on a new persona as Mask Girl. Unexpectedly, she becomes entangled in a chain of ill-fated events that overtakes her life.
Mask Girl will premiere on Netflix on 18 August
Bro&Marble in Dubai sees “Bros” Lee Seung-gi, Yoo Yeon-seok, Ji Suk-jin, Lee Dong-hwi, Jo Se-ho, Joshua Hong, Hoshi and Cho Kyu-hyun engage in a fierce battle of brains to “buy” and “manage” landmarks, while facing unexpected challenges such as travelling without cash and being stranded in the desert
Bro&Marble in Dubai is now on Viu
This article originally appeared in Her World.