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Bungie Day 2019
Happy Bungie Day!
7’s up, Guardians. Years ago you, the community, made 7/7 the unofficial celebration of everything Bungie. Fast forward to today, we’ve kept the name but it’s become the official celebration of all of you, the best community in the solar system.
We hope you’ll join us today in taking a moment to reflect on all of the unforgettable fireteams, friendships, and families that you’ve made over the years. Each one has contributed to building this amazing community into what it is today.
Thank you for everything, Guardians.
Moments of Triumph
Starting July 9, 2019, Moments of Triumph for Year 2 of Destiny 2 will become available. Players will be challenged to complete triumphs that span content throughout the solar system, from the Dreaming City to the EDZ. This year will be fairly straight forward: Complete in-game triumphs, unlock rewards.
Rewards
Complete one Moment of Triumph, earn the Moments of Triumph 2019 Emblem
Complete 5 Moments of Triumph, earn the Moments of Triumph 2019 Sparrow
Complete 10 Moments of Triumph, earn the Moments of Triumph 2019 Ship
Complete 15 Moments of Triumph, the Moments of Triumph T-Shirt offer becomes available
Complete ALL Moments of Triumph, unlock the Moments of Triumph 2019 Seal and Title
This year, the 2019 Moments of Triumph T-shirt will be available through Bungie Rewards. Players will can earn their offer code by unlocking triumphs starting on Tuesday. Players who are signed up to receive Bungie emails will receive a notification to purchase on Fridays, or they can directly receive their codes via Bungie.net/rewards. The last day to purchase the customized T-Shirt is September 30, 2019.
So, what’s available day one? We’ll have Triumphs for players to complete throughout various activities and releases. Players who own Destiny 2 will have the ability to earn all in-game rewards. In order to earn the 2019 Moments of Triumph T-shirt offer, players will need to own Destiny 2: Forsaken. To complete all 2019 Triumphs and unlock their title, players will need to own the Destiny 2 Annual Pass.
Triumphs
Legendary Valor
Crucible Pinnacle Arms
Vanguard Pinnacle Arms
Nothing Left to Say
The Vault
Mythic
Gambit Pinnacle Arms
Inheritance
O Murderer Mine
Valiant Savior
Going the Distance
Prime Fashion
Bedazzled
Solstice of Heroes Triumphs
Strike Spelunker
Exotic Arsenal
Gun for Hire
Challenger
Fashion Hero
Above and Beyond
Master Smith
Solstice of heroes will also bring some new loot for players to earn this summer. Keep your eyes peeled, we’ll have a blog article on July 24 to show off the upcoming event!
Moments of Triumph will be available from July 7 through August 27, 2019.
Refreshing Stock
Today marks Bungie Day, and for the whole week, we’re celebrating Guardians everywhere and raising money for a good cause. The Bungie Store has been updated with new swag to celebrate the impending launch of Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, and many items are currently on sale!
We also have new Bungie Foundation merchandise available, with 100% of the profits benefitting hospitalized children by reducing their distress and suffering through entertainment. Be sure to visit the Bungie Foundation website for more information on our programs.
If you make a purchase this week, you will receive a code for the Sign of Celebration emblem, available through July 13.
Formal Attire
Before we go, we want to say thank you again for being such an amazing community. We’ve gone through our archives of concept art and hand-picked a few pieces for you to adorn your screens with.
Red Hat CTO, Chris Wright, took it upon himself to address some of these concerns and answer people’s questions in an AMA (Ask Me Anything) on Reddit. Wright has evolved from being a Linux kernel developer to becoming the CTO of the world’s largest open source company. He has his pulse on both the business and community sides of the open source world.
Red vs Blue: Some of the most pressing questions asked during the AMA were around the future of open source and Red Hat at IBM. Red Hat has its unique identity and branding. You will often see people walking with their red hats on at open source events, you may even notice some permanent tattoos.
One Redditor asked if there were any plans to overhaul Red Hat branding to make it blue or purple, Wright said, “No, Red Hat is Red. We just announced the evolution of our logo in May, no plans for any other changes. We like the new logo and so do the associates who already got tattoos of it!”
Kubernetes: A Redditor asked about the future of Red Hat OpenShift and OKD (the Origin community distribution of Kubernetes). Wright assured that the acquisition doesn’t have any effect on OpenShift and OKD. Wright said that Red Hat is focused on delivering the industry’s most comprehensive enterprise Kubernetes platform – OpenShift – without changes.
As far as community engagement is concerned, “…upstream first development in Kubernetes and community ecosystem development in OKD are part of our product development process. Neither of those change,” he said. “The IBM acquisition can help accelerate the adoption of OpenShift given the increasing scale and reach in sales and services that IBM has.”
Conflict of Culture: IBM and Red Hat are two companies with different, and often conflicting cultures. While Red Hat employees are allowed and encouraged to contribute to open Source, IBMers do not have the same level of freedom. One ex-IBMer asked, “IBM has traditionally had very strict policies regarding contributing to non-IBM open source projects. I understand that Red Hat’s culture is quite different in this regard; do you see IBM loosening up in this regard? Or will only the Red Hat division operate differently?”
Wright said that Red Hat would continue to operate the way it does with respect to allowing Red Hatters to contribute to open source projects.
IBM’s CTO of Open Source, Chris Ferris pitched in and said that for the past 5 years or so, the policy for IBMers contributing to open source on their own time was relaxed such that they could do so with their manager’s permission.
“In fact, we have been on a steady trend over the past 5 years or more to reduce the process barriers to both contributing to, and consuming open source and we continue to review our policies periodically. With the acquisition now complete, IBM has chosen to adopt the same policy towards contributing to open source on one’s own time as Red Hat has had historically. This is one important way that the Red Hat culture has benefited IBM developers.”
Adam Kaplan, Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat, contributed to the AMA and said that Red Hat employees are free to contribute as they see fit, even if a said contribution goes against Red Hat’s business objectives.
Future of Fedora & Gnome: Red Hat is among the leading contributors to many open source projects that are being used by the larger open source community. Some Redditors expressed fear about the future of such projects that won’t be bringing in any revenue for IBM.
One user asked about Fedora, which is the upstream for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Wright assured that Fedora and its path stays the same. “It is an important community Linux distribution and Red Hat’s involvement will continue to be the same.”
Red Hat is one of the major contributors to Gnome, one of the biggest desktop environments for Linux and BSD. When asked about the future of Gnome, Wright said that nothing will change. “Certainly not to what we have contributed. More importantly, our future contributions will follow the same pattern,” he said. “We contribute to open source projects that are part of our product portfolio and focus on the areas that are important to our customers, which includes not just features but also long term maintainability (this becomes important in a codebase when you talk about architectural changes).”
Sunset at Oracle: Some Redditors drew a comparison with Oracle’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems. “I guess the biggest concern among the “Linux community” in general is that Red Hat might go down the path Solaris did after Oracle’s acquisition. IBM is viewed as an old school company, a bit like Oracle in that sense. We have learned through press that IBM’s plan is to use Red Hat to change IBMs perception and not the other way around. Hope it’s true. How do you guys plan on addressing such concerns?
Wright said that Red Hat would continue to run as an independent company and the team would continue to do what it does best: engage with customers, partners, and open source communities to build open-source solutions.
“Those solutions focus on our hybrid cloud strategy. A key part of the acquisition is for IBM and Red Hat to work closely together to advance our customers’ journeys to an open hybrid cloud. You’ve seen mention of IBM’s plans to use Red Hat platforms as part of their offerings, so this is the other key piece here. We stay independent, we share a vision, and IBM is building from our core platforms,” he said.
Addressing a similar question that IBM has a history of buying companies and then breaking them up, Wright said, Red Hat will remain committed to the upstream work it does across the board. “It is a fundamental part of how we develop our software products. Things like Network Manager create desktop usability, and can even be the impetus behind more core distro improvements. The IBM acquisition doesn’t change this at all. I see the future of Red Hat as staying focused on our core mission and continuing to evolve with (upstream first!) open source and our customer’s needs,” he said.
IBM nukes all Open Source at Red Hat: One Redditor asked what stops IBM from going nuclear and dismantling all of the open source work Red Hat has done?
Wright said that the reality of software is that open source has become the de facto means by which software is developed. “I often refer to this historic acquisition as an acknowledgment that open source has won. So, a simple way to look at this is the $34b value is about how important open source is to IBM’s strategy…again, open source has won!” he said, “Another way to look at it is the value that we’ve created with Red Hat is synonymous with open source. We wouldn’t exist without open source, it’s core to our strategy. And we (both Red Hat and IBM) are deeply vested in Red Hat’s continued success.”
Take Away
People should remember that by design, open source is protected from any such risk. If a company gets acquired and the code is at risk of being nuked, the community can fork the project and maintain it. Life goes on. Since everything that Red Hat does is open source, people can always take the code-base and maintain it themselves. open source code has escape velocities, it doesn’t go away with the companies that built it.
After reading the entire AMA, it’s fair to conclude that Red Hat is safe in the hands of IBM. It’s like a drop of color in a glass of water. The entire glass of water turns red. Red Hat has a very strong community-driven, open source culture. It’s very likely that IBM will be the one benefitting and transforming into an even more open source friendly company.
Rumor has it that one day Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst might become the CEO of IBM. When a Redditor asked the same question, whether Whitehurst will succeed Ginni Rometty as the CEO, Wright said, “I certainly don’t have a crystal ball, but I think Jim is a great CEO!”
Pokemon Go's latest Legendary Pokemon, Armored Mewtwo, has been a regular sight in Raid Battles for a couple of weeks now--but it won't be around for much longer. The special version of the Legendary Psychic Pokemon is slated to leave the game at 1 PM PT / 4 PM ET / 9 PM BST on July 31, so you better get busy adding it to your collection.
Unlike a standard Mewtwo, this version of the Legendary Pokemon is sporting the power-suppressing armor it wears in the Mewtwo Strikes Back: Evolution movie. Not only is its appearance different, but it has more defense-oriented stats than a regular Mewtwo, and it is capable of learning different attacks.
Like most other Legendaries in Pokemon Go, Armored Mewtwo will appear in five-star Raids. You must team up with other players in-person and battle the Legendary Pokemon first, before you can earn a chance at capturing it. Despite its different appearance and stats, Armored Mewtwo is still a pure Psychic-type, which means it's weak to Ghost, Dark, and Bug Pokemon such as Giratina, Tyranitar, and Scizor.
Armored Mewtwo isn't the only Pokemon leaving Go soon. You also only have a few more days to catch a Pikachu wearing a straw hat, which is spawning around the world as part of a One Piece crossover event. Straw hat Pikachu will only appear in the wild until July 29, so time is running out to add one to your collection if you haven't already.
In other Pokemon Go news, Team Rocket has begun appearing in the game. You can challenge Rocket grunts at certain PokeStops and then catch the Shadow Pokemon they leave behind. Niantic has also announced the first details for August's Community Day. The event is set for Saturday, August 3, and the featured Pokemon this time will be the Psychic/Fairy-type Ralts.
Free Joy-Con Drift Repairs Extended To Latin America
After a class action lawsuit was filed against Nintendo of America for its Switch Joy-Con “drifting” issues last week, the video game giant reportedly instructed support service representatives within this region to repair the controllers for free and refund customers who had previously paid.
A day later, we found out this free fix didn’t necessarily apply to certain regions outside of North America. Now, though, there’s a minor update for Latin America. It’s been reportedly confirmed by a Nintendo repair shop located in Costa Rica, that all Switch users in Latin America with faulty Joy-Con are able to get free repairs.
ResetEra user Atheerios further clarified:
“Nintendo has communicated every authorized distributor in LATAM to offer free repairs.”
If you’re located in Latin America and have a Switch Joy-Con with drift issues, visit Nintendo.com to find details for an authorised repair shop in your area.
Alternatively, you can try and resolve the problem yourself with our handy step-by-step guide and video.
You’ll Need A Bethesda Account To Play DOOM And DOOM II On Switch
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the DOOM series, DOOM, DOOM II and DOOM 3 have been released on the Switch eShop.
As you might have already discovered, the first two games require you to login to your Bethesda account or sign up if you want to play them. In fact, you can’t even get past the title screen without a user account. You’ll also need to sign in if you want to play these games in an offline state.
Here’s the fine print at the bottom of both Switch eShop listings:
Bethesda.net account required. See end user license agreement. Terms of Service. Privacy Policy and additional details at bethesda.net.
Direct-Feed Games has confirmed DOOM 3 players are not required to login and the warning above is not present on the game’s eShop page.
What are your thoughts about this requirement? Has this soured the surprise? Leave a comment below.
MacBook Pro vs MacBook Air – Which is the better buy?
A few weeks ago, Apple launched a pair of machines in direct competition with each other. Let’s take a look at the differences between Apple’s new entry level MacBook Air, and the new base model 13-inch MacBook Pro with two Thunderbolt 3 ports. Which one should you pick up?
2019 MacBook Air (left) and 2019 MacBook Pro 13-inch (right)
A couple of weeks ago, Apple decided to kill off its 12-inch MacBook with its single USB-C port and replaced it with the 13-inch MacBook Air with Retina Display.
Air versus Pro
This new MacBook Air now starts at $1099 which packs a 1.6GHz dual-core processor that turbo boosts up to 3.6GHz, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD, and Intel’s UHD 617 Graphics.
2019 MacBook Air
The new base model 13-inch MacBook Pro with two Thunderbolt 3 ports starts at $1299 and that gets you a 1.4GHz quad-core i5 processor that turbo boosts up to 3.9GHz, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD, and the Intel Iris Plus 645 Graphics.
Superb build quality, similar design
In terms of overall design, both devices look incredible. The MacBook Air, like its name, is very thin and light. It’s the most portable Mac you can carry with you. We’ve seen this same exact design for the Mac Pro since its 2016 debut, and the 13-inch model is still very portable, but not as light as the MacBook Air.
Both the Air and Pro also feature Apple’s newly updated butterfly keyboard which we’ve covered in length in the past, but to reiterate our review of this new keyboard, it’s a little bit better to type on versus the first gen keyboard, there’s little to no key travel, but we’re not completely sold on whether or not this will end up breaking in a few months.
2019 13-inch MacBook Pro
One of the major differences between these two models and their keyboards however is the Pro’s Touch Bar versus the Air’s Function Keys with Touch ID. Personally, I prefer the MacBook Air’s function keys over the Pro’s Touch Bar because they are physical buttons I can press, and in my opinion is the more reliable option. Of course, others —even within the AppleInsider editorial team —have differing opinions on the Touch Bar. It is a hotly debated piece of tech that Apple now has throughout the entire MacBook Pro lineup.
Those who are champions of the Touch Bar love the familiar shortcuts and app-specific controls that can be displayed. Safari, mail, Final Cut Pro X, and many more apps all take advantage of the Touch Bar to various degrees.
2019 MacBook Air (left) and 2019 MacBook Pro 13-inch (right)
I feel Apple hasn’t yet fully realized the potential in the Touch Bar by themselves. Now that every MacBook Pro comes with the Touch Bar and not function keys, perhaps developers who haven’t embraced it yet will devote some additional resources to fleshing it out.
Great displays, but one is clearly better
Both devices also feature True Tone display which adjusts the color temperature of your display to the environment you’re in to give you a much better viewing experience. The MacBook Pro’s display features P3 wide color gamut, versus the Air’s sRGB so colors and contrast ratio is much better on the Pro.
2019 MacBook Air (left) and 2019 MacBook Pro 13-inch (right)
But one of the biggest differences between the devices is how much brighter the MacBook Pro can get. The Air’s display can go up to 400 nits of brightness, versus the Pro’s 500 nits of brightness. On paper, it may not sound all that drastic, but in person you can tell which display looks better and brighter.
Dual-core versus Quad-core
When it comes to performance and day to day usage, the MacBook Pro is the clear winner here. We’ve tested both machines and ran several benchmarks to showcase how these base model MacBooks perform.
Geekbench 4 results
In Geekbench, the MacBook Pro received a single core score of 4761 and multi-core score of 16932, while the MacBook Air’s dual-core i5 processor scored 4310 in single core, and received a multi-core score of 7871. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that a quad-core processor will deliver a big jump in multi-core performance.
As a video creator, I was curious how these two machines compare in Final Cut Pro X. So we imported five minutes of 4K h.264 footage in our timeline, added color correction, adjusted the saturation, and added some contrast to the overall image. We exported this five minute timeline with background rendering on and off.
On the MacBook Air with background rendering on it exported the video in 4 minutes and 22 seconds, and with it off, it exported the video in 14 minutes and 12 seconds. The MacBook Pro exported the video in 2 minutes and 45 seconds. And with it off it did it in 10 minutes and 26 seconds.
Final Cut Pro X results
Testing out the SSD speeds on these two machines we noticed that both devices are about on the same playing field averaging around 1275MB/s on its read speeds and around 600MB/s on write speed. Effectively, a dead heat between the pair.
MacBook Pro is a more performance-oriented choice
The extra $200 you’ll be shelling out on the Pro could go towards AppleCare or accessories if you were to choose the base model MacBook Air, but in the long run, we think you’ll be much happier with the Pro’s better looking display, and overall raw performance.
If you’re looking to grab a MacBook Air just for its weight and portability, the difference between the two laptops is very small. The 13-inch MacBook Pro is still very much a lightweight and portable Mac, and we believe it’s the best bang for the buck Apple portable you can buy at the moment.
If you’re looking for the best prices on the new MacBook Air or the base model MacBook Pro we’ll leave a link down below to AppleInsider’s Price Guide where you can find the best deal on these new laptops.
Where to buy and save on these new laptops
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UTSA Launches Open Source Software To Protect Users On AWS
The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) has launched an open source user computer environment for Amazon Cloud called Galahad. UTSA is also working to expand its capabilities to support OpenStack software. The software was originally created by Star Lab Corp. for the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity, or IARPA, which is a division of the Office of National Intelligence. (Source: Biz Journals)
Nintendo Has Updated Smash Bros. Ultimate’s Database With Dragon Quest Spirits
At E3 2019, Nintendo revealed the ‘Hero’ from the Dragon Quest series would come to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as DLC this summer. So, when will this fighter actually be released?
It seems the character’s arrival could be near – with Gamexplain revealing Nintendo has updated Ultimate’s spirit database with multiple Dragon Quest spirits. Much like Joker, the Hero is also expected to have an event celebrating its history.
To see some of the Dragon Quest spirits, take a look at the video below:
This latest development follows on from a possible hint provided by a 7-Eleven advertisement in Japan.
What’s so interesting about this particular ad is that it’s only supposed to be up until 4th August (aka. next weekend). This date happens to coincide with EVO 2019, where Super Smash Bros. Ultimate will conclude the show.
Are you looking forward to playing as The Hero from Dragon Quest in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate? Leave a comment below.
Allied Vision To Develop Open Source Based Edge Computing Systems
Allied Vision, a provider of industrial camera solutions and Antmicro, a software-driven embedded technology company developing open-source based edge computing systems, have announced a strategic partnership to drive their common goals in building complex and portable vision systems. The announcement is made to underline the ongoing collaboration between the companies that started with the joint demonstration of a successful technology integration between Allied Vision’s revolutionary Alvium camera series and Antmicro’s real-time deep learning object detection system based on the NVIDIA Jetson Xavier edge computing platform. (Source: Automation)
What's New To Hulu In August 2019? Movies, TV Shows, And Originals
August is right around the corner, and that means streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Hulu have revealed what's coming to its services for the upcoming month. And if you're a Hulu subscriber, you're in luck because there are plenty of movies you'll want to watch.
Right at the beginning of the month, Hulu is dropping a ton of movies and roughly 12% of those movies are Star Trek-related. That's right, Spock, Kirk, and the gang will be invading your screen as Hulu releases nine Trek movies. Star Trek 1-6, 8, 9, and Nemesis all arrive on August 1. Watch Captain James T. Kirk yell "KAHN" or watch the crew travel back to 1986 to hang out with some whales. If only Hulu was also releasing Generations and Insurrection, so you could binge them all in one, very long sitting.
If space and science-fiction aren't up your alley, then how do you feel about the personification of Death, trying to end people's lives? Are you into that? If so, the first four Final Destination movies are headed to Hulu on August 1 as well. In those movies, the concept of death is actually attempting to kill people. However, some can see his plan and avoid their demise. Can the trick the being that ends lives for a career or will they ultimately meet their maker? I'm making this movie sound a bit smarter than it actually is. You're going to watch this for the Rube Goldberg-esque death sequences.
What about anime? Well, if you're looking for a series where every character you know and love will eventually be eaten by giantantic beasts--which will make you cry a lot--then you'll want to check out Season 3A of Attack on Titan, which arrives on August 6. Based on the popular manga series, the show follows a world that's been under attack from Titans, humongous, expressionless humanoids who eat people. Humans build a wall around their city, but that doesn't always work out for them. It's emotional, terrifying, and action-packed. Who's your favorite Attack on Titan character? Mine's the one that died in Season 1!
Below, you'll find the complete listing for everything coming to and leaving Hulu in August.
Coming to Hulu in August
Available August 1
Heartland: Complete Season 11(Kew Media)
Pure: Complete Season 2 (WGN)
Unikitty: Complete Season 1B (Cartoon Network)
A Viking Saga: The Darkest Day (2013)
Alien vs. Predator (2004)
American Heart (1993)
Baby Boom (1987)
Big Fish (2003)
The Brady Bunch Movie (1995)
A Very Brady Sequel (1996)
Bulletproof Monk (2003)
Cats & Dogs (2001)
Chinese Box (1997)
The Color Purple (1985)
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)
The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course (2002)
The Cutting Edge (1992)
The Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold (2006)
Dances with Wolves (1990)
Das Boot (1981)
Double Impact (1991)
Down in the Delta (1998)
Drumline (2002)
Eight Men Out (1988)
The Fifth Element (1997)
Final Destination (2000)
Final Destination 2 (2003)
Final Destination 3 (2006)
The Final Destination (2009)
Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994)
Furry Vengeance (2010)
Good Advice (2001)
Hackers (1995)
The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)
Idiocracy (2006)
Indecent Proposal (1993)
Ingenious (2009)
Jeepers Creepers 2 (2003)
John Grisham’s The Rainmaker (1997)
Kama Sutra (1997)
Man on a Ledge (2012)
Marley and Me: the Puppy Years (2010)
Meet the Parents (2000)
Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium (2007)
My Bloody Valentine (1981)
The Pink Panther (2006)
The Pink Panther 2 (2009)
Rat Race (2001)
Repentance (2013)
Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Rushmore (1998)
Seven (1995)
Shivers (1975)
Snake Eyes (1998)
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979)
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982)
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984)
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991)
Star Trek VIII: First Contact (1996)
Star Trek IX: Insurrection (1998)
Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Stargate (1994)
Step Up (2006)
The Terminator (1984)
The Transporter (2002)
Throw Momma from the Train (1987)
Tracker (2011)
Urban Cowboy (1980)
White Men Can’t Jump (1992)
Zookeeper (2011)
Available August 2
Into The Dark: School Spirit: Episode 11 Premiere (Hulu Original)
Rick Steves’ Cruising the Mediterranean: Special (PBS)
Anger Management (2003)
Non-Fiction (2019)
Available August 5
The Kleptocrats (2018)
Available August 6
Apollo: Mission to the Moon: Special (National Geographic)
Attack on Titan: Complete Season 3A (Funimation)
Bachelor in Paradise: Season 6 premiere (ABC)
Plus One (2018)
Swan Princess: Kingdom of Music (2017)
The Swan Princess: Kingdom of Music (2019)
Available August 7
The Armstrong Tapes: Special (National Geographic)
Available August 8
Apollo: Back to the Moon: Special (National Geographic)
BH90210: Series Premiere (FOX)
Mortdecai (2015)
Available August 9
The Beach Bum (2019)
Available August 11
AWOL (2016)
Available August 13
Sharkfest: Special (National Geographic)
Andy Irons: Kissed by Gods (2019)
Available August 15
Dogman (2019)
Own the Sky (2018)
Rattlesnakes (2018)
Smoke Signals (1998)
The Actors (2003)
Zoo-Head (2018)
Available August 16
Find Me In Paris: Complete Season 2 (Hulu Original)
The Amazing Johnathan Documentary: Documentary Premiere (Hulu Original)
Available August 18
The Bookshop (2018)
Available August 20
The Layover (2017)
Available August 21
This Way Up: Complete Season 1 (Merman)
Available August 22
A Simple Favor (2018)
Hail, Satan (2019)
Available August 23
Jawline: Documentary Premiere (Hulu Original)
Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018)
Operation Finale (2018)
Available August 24
Mapplethorpe (2018)
Available August 25
Wicked Tuna: Complete Season 5 (National Geographic)
