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Streaming Releases and Entertainment Updates: Ordinary Angels, Ransom Canyon Season 2, and Industry News

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Streaming Releases and Entertainment Updates: Ordinary Angels, Ransom Canyon Season 2, and Industry News
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This summary covers the upcoming streaming release of Ordinary Angels, based on a 1994 cold wave story, and the second season of Ransom Canyon on Netflix. It also mentions other entertainment news such as the Pacific Rim sequel on HBO Max, new weekly releases on Amazon Prime Video and Netflix, and notable celebrity updates.

On July 21, the film Ordinary Angels will be released on a streaming platform. Directed by Jon Gunn, it is inspired by true events that occurred during the 1994 North American cold wave.

Starring Alan Ritchson, the movie centers on a struggling hairdresser who rediscovers her purpose after meeting a widowed father caring for his two daughters. She resolves to help the father save his critically ill young daughter's life. Also arriving on Netflix is the second season of Ransom Canyon, featuring Josh Duhamel. The new season picks up six months after the first season's conclusion.

Rancher Staten battles to regain his family's Double K Ranch after losing trustee status, while musician Quinn must decide whether her future lies in the small town or the fast-paced environment of New York City. Additional entertainment updates include Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck, who divorced eight years ago but continue to share an important co-parenting responsibility. A new Spider-Man: Brand New Day toy hints at a weapon that could defeat the Hulk.

There is also ongoing anticipation for a sequel to the royal-themed film set in Genovia. Furthermore, the Pacific Rim sequel starring John Boyega and Scott Eastwood, with a production budget of $291 million, has become available on HBO Max. Major television networks have made unexpected scheduling decisions regarding a planned primetime address by former President Donald Trump.

Amazon Prime Video's new releases for the week of July 20-26, 2026, include projects featuring Pedro Pascal, while Netflix's slate for July 13-19, 2026, includes Heartstopper Forever, directed by Wash Westmoreland. Alan Ritchson, known for Reacher, is also reportedly in negotiations to headline a high-energy action film for Netflix

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