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The Patient (FX/Hulu, August 30)Ĭreated and written by Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg ( The Americans), this limited series fools the relationship between a psychiatrist (Steve Carell) and a serial killer (Domhnall Gleeson). Trevante Rhodes ( Moonlight) plays the grown-up Tyson in a limited series that charts his rise and fall. The life of Mike Tyson doesn’t lend itself to a traditional sort of sports biopic, so don’t expect a lot of uplift from this unauthorized look at the life of the former champ.

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Watch with a free trial to FX on Hulu here. A product of Danny DeVito’s Jersey Films, it features DeVito as Satan and his own daughter Lucy DeVito as the hellspawn. In a new animated series executive produced by Community and Rick and Morty’s Dan Harmon, Aubrey Plaza voices a woman trying to live an ordinary life despite raising the daughter of Satan.

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But we do know that it stars Anne-Marie Duff, Eva Birthistle, Sarah Greene, and Eve Hewson and its creator, Sharon Horgan, whose name alone suggests it will be worth a look. Bad Sisters (Apple TV+, August 19)Īpple hasn’t revealed that much about Bad Sisters, billed as a dark comedy about five sisters deeply affected by their parents’ death years before. Hannah Khalique-Brown stars as Saara, an intern destined to play a key role in the conflict, with veterans like Simon Pegg, Mark Rylance and Adrian Lester rounding out the cast. Set in 2024, this British drama depicts a war between the UK and Russia that takes a different form: crippling cyberattacks. Jennifer Gao, a veteran of Rick and Morty serves as the series’ creator, so expect a different take on the MCU and its residents.

That’s one of the problems faced by Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany), a lawyer specializing in superhuman cases who shares some powers with her cousin Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo, who’s set to appear). It’s hard enough being a superhero, but try being a superhero while also working a day job. She believes she may have found a way out, however, after working with Youcef (Theo Rossi), a thief who puts her to work. Emily the Criminal (Theaters, August 12)Īnother Sundance hit, the directorial debut of John Patton Ford, this crime drama stars Aubrey Plaza as Emily, a woman driven to desperation by her seemingly insurmountable debts. Goyer and Allan Heinberg, both old hands at turning comics into movies and television, Gaiman himself is deeply involved in the series, which ought to help reassure longtime fans worried about an unfaithful adaptation. The Sandman (Netflix, August 5)Īfter years of false starts dating back to the early 1990s, Neil Gaiman’s revered comic book series has been adapted into a TV series starring Tom Sturridge ( Velvet Buzzsaw) as Morpheus, the mythological king of dreams who escapes from over a century of captivity and sets about setting his kingdom back in order. Watch with a 30-day free trial to Amazon Prime Video here. Viggo Mortensen, Colin Farrell, and Joel Edgerton star as a trio of real life heroes charged with finding a solution to a seemingly unsolvable problem. The latest from Ron Howard recounts the extraordinary efforts used to rescue a soccer team trapped in Thailand’s Tham Luang Nang Non cave for 18 days after a flood. What could go wrong? A lot, actually! Amandla Stenberg ( The Hate U Give), Pete Davidson and Lee Pace star in this darkly comic thriller directed by Dutch filmmaker Halina Reijn. Bodies Bodies Bodies (Theaters, August 5)Ī group of friends and acquaintances decides to wait out a hurricane in a mansion and decide to play a murder-themed game to pass the time. Here are a few of the most promising offerings, starting with a clever-looking murder mystery. Even this month’s biggest debut, a Game of Thrones prequel, is kind of a return.īut, even apart from the dragons and bloodshed promised by a return to Westeros, there’s a lot to look forward to this month. At IMAX theaters, nostalgic moviegoers can get a chance to catch E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial Again. The month brings new seasons of favorites from last year, including Reservation Dogs and Industry. This August is a big month for returning favorites, both on television and in theaters. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission.