What’s New on Netflix: Highlights of 4th week of July

This Week’s Netflix Lineup: July 24, 2025 - July 29, 2025

Trigger./Netflix

Trigger

Premiered on July 25, Trigger is a Korean action-thriller drama set in a gun-free South Korea. When untraceable firearms begin arriving via mail, chaos begins as shooting numbers surge. As the violence spreads, police officer Lee Do teams up with Moon Baek, a key figure in the arms trade, to uncover the source of the weapons. Starring Kim Nam-gil and Kim Young-kwang, the series follows their uneasy partnership as they navigate a society unraveling under the weight of sudden firepower.

Happy Gilmore 2./Netflix

Happy Gilmore 2

Aired on July 25, Happy Gilmore 2 picks up nearly 30 years after the original. When hot-headed, former golfer Happy Gilmore needs to cover his daughter’s dance school tuition, he reluctantly returns to the golf course for one more run. Adam Sandler reprises his role as Happy, joined once again by Virginia L. Bennett and rival Shooter McGavin. The sequel also features appearances from comedian Nick Swardson, NFL star Travis Kelce, and rapper Kid Cudi.

The Winning Try./Netflix

The Winning Try

Released on July 25, The Winning Try is a Korean sports comedy-drama about an underdog high school rugby team and their eccentric new coach. Former rugby star Joo Ga-ram, once the MVP of the Asian Cup, is appointed head coach of Hanyang Sports High’s struggling team. Joo joins to save the team from being shut down. Though faced with resistance from the team captain, Yoon Seong-jun, awkward encounters with his ex-girlfriend Bae Iji, who is now a shooting coach at the same school, Joo pushes forward. As the team trains and grows together through trial and error, they set their sights on a long-shot victory at the national sports festival.

WWE: Unreal./Netflix

WWE: Unreal

Set to come out on July 29, WWE: Unreal is a behind-the-scenes documentary series that follows the making of World Wrestling Entertainment’s biggest shows, from Monday Night RAW to WrestleMania 41. For the first time, cameras enter the writers’ room to reveal how wrestling storylines are created, while also offering close-up looks at Royal Rumble matches, women’s division highlights, and backstage moments before major events. Featuring appearances from top stars like CM Punk, John Cena, Rhea Ripley, Cody Rhodes, Logan Paul, and Triple H—with a surprise cameo by Dwayne Johnson—WWE: Unreal gives fans and newcomers alike an all-access look into the drama, strategy, and spectacle of the world’s biggest wrestling entertainment.

Hitmakers./Netflix

Hitmakers

On July 24, The Making of a Hit was released. As a documentary reality series, it followed 12 top songwriters and producers’ journeys to create chart-topping tracks for global stars like John Legend, BLACKPINK’s Lisa, and Shaboozey. Through three high-stakes songwriting camps—where only those who deliver are invited back—the series captures the full creative journey, from sparks of inspiration to emotional breakdowns, creative clashes, and personal breakthroughs. Featuring hitmakers behind songs by BTS, Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa, and more, Hitmakers dives deep into the intense process of crafting music that moves the world.