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The summer movie season is here, and has a full slate of titles making their way to the platform in July. With almost a century of film content, there's plenty to choose from. Disney+'s library features titles from classic Disney, Pixar, National Geographic, and the combined 8 billion films and series that make up Marvel and Star Wars.

Disney+ recently revealed its full slate of July 2025 content. Although the new film offerings are somewhat limited, there should still be something for everyone to enjoy. There's a revival of a series of short documentaries that Disney last produced in 1960. One of the biggest summer thrillers is getting a special look back for its 50th anniversary. Those who love Disney Channel original movies about singing zombies should also keep a lookout. Lastly, a group of new documentaries takes viewers inside iconic Disneyland attractions to commemorate the park's 70th anniversary. Take a look at every new movie coming to Disney+ in July 2025.

Those of a certain age may recall Disney's original People & Places series. From 1953 to 1960, Disney released 17 documentary short films shot in various locations around the world. Typically released alongside Disney's movies, seven of these shorts either won or were nominated for Academy Awards for Best Documentary or Live-action Short. was revived in 2024 when Disney acquired filmmaker Sean Wang's short Nai Nai & Wai Po for worldwide distribution. Four additional new shorts will be added to the platform in July 2025.

The Academy, Camp Alec, I Scream You Scream, and Sophie and the Baron make up the first batch of new People & Places shorts. The Academy follows a young woman from South Africa who discovers life on the ocean as she competes in the Royal Cape Yacht Club's Round Robin race. A sleepaway camp for non-verbal children in Michigan is the setting for Camp Alec, which documents the unique lives and experiences of these campers. I Scream You Scream features Geron, an ice cream seller who reconnects with his musically gifted son amid his quest to revisit his life as a DJ. Lastly, Sophie and the Baron centers on artist Sophie Kipner and photographer Baron Wolman as they team up in an artistic collaboration. .

June 20 marked 50 years since the release of the first true summer blockbuster and the greatest shark movie ever made. will blend archive footage from the original film and interviews with experts in film, literature, and the ocean. Steven Spielberg, documentary director Laurent Bouzereau, ocean conservation advocate Wendy Benchley, and branding specialist Laura A. Bowling are working with National Geographic on this feature.

Jaws @ 50 will dive into the behind-the-scenes process of writing the original book and the many issues with producing the movie. It explores how sharks have impacted our world, both past and present, and how the movie has shaped a new generation of shark lovers. How are sharks perceived today, and how much of that is thanks to Jaws? .

Disney Channel's Zombies was one of their most successful recent original movies. The 2018 original spawned two sequels in 2020 and 2022. This fourth installment features the return of original stars Milo Manheim and Meg Donnelly and new additions Freya Skye and Malachi Barton, among others.

Zombies follows the residents of the planned community, Seabrook. The town experienced a gas leak 50 years ago that turned half the population into classic brain-eating zombies. The half that weren't affected quarantined the zombies away from the rest of the town. will reportedly follow Manheim's Zed and Donnelly's Addison as they leave for college and encounter some new monsters along the way. The first three Zombies films have earned high ratings and rave reviews for Disney. .

While not technically a movie, will take viewers on a virtual tour of several classic Disneyland properties to celebrate the park's 70th anniversary. The P.O.V. docs will focus on attractions from Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, Haunted Mansion, The Princess and the Frog, Jungle Cruise, The Avengers, several Pixar flicks, and icons like Hollywood Land, Main Street U.S.A., and Mickey's Toontown. Tune in to celebrate 70 years of Disneyland magic!

Additional films from Hulu available to stream on Disney+ in July include 28 Weeks Later, Ford v. Ferrari, Independence Day, Alien: Romulus, and more. A complete list of everything coming to Disney+ in July can be found here.