10 Hollywood Releases This Week: Ted Lasso Returns, Mario Goes Galactic & More

August kicks off quietly on the big screen, but streaming platforms are stacked. While “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” keeps dominating theaters worldwide, this week brings a mix of comebacks, coming-of-age drama, and pure chaos across theaters and OTT. Here’s your quick guide to what’s dropping.

Hollywood’s Overview Table

A Quick Look At Each Release

1. Tony — A coming-of-age story following a 19-year-old Anthony Bourdain navigating a chaotic Provincetown kitchen, starring Dominic Sessa and Antonio Banderas.

2. Super Troopers 3 — The comedic troopers are back, juggling Farva’s wedding chaos while chasing down a new group of criminals.

3. Sterling Point — A 17-year-old inherits her mysterious grandfather’s Canadian island and spends the summer unraveling family secrets, forming friendships, and navigating first romances.

4. Ted Lasso Season 4 — Ted heads back across the pond to coach a second-division women’s football team, bringing fresh team dynamics and personal growth across 10 new episodes.

5. My Life With The Walter Boys Season 3 — Jackie deals with the fallout of a love triangle bombshell and a family crisis as she navigates life in Silver Falls.

6. The Shards — Set in 1980s Los Angeles, this Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis thriller follows a teenage writer whose elite prep school life is upended by a mysterious new student.

7. Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats — An animated series following feral cats as they navigate survival and offer sharp social commentary on modern life.

8. The Last House — A family of four finds themselves inexplicably trapped inside their home, facing a mysterious outside threat as supplies dwindle.

9. The Super Mario Galaxy Movie — Mario and Luigi tumble into a magical new world and must stop Bowser from taking over, featuring Chris Pratt and Anya Taylor-Joy.

10. The Chosen in the Wild with Bear Grylls — Bear Grylls pushes the cast and creator of “The Chosen” out of their comfort zones across canyons, rivers, and forests.

Something For Everyone

From sports comedy to sci-fi horror, this week’s slate leans heavily into streaming, with Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ all dropping major titles. It’s a strong reminder of how much the streaming television landscape has reshaped when and where audiences catch new releases.

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