may be tentatively opening back up, but as the coronavirus pandemic continues to push back movie releases, streaming services remain your best bet for entertainment during the hot summer months.

This July, a few films that were intended for theatrical release are dropping straight to streaming, in addition to some great films of the last several decades worth rewatching (or watching for the first time, as I did last weekend with David Fincher’s Panic Room, now streaming.).

The Assistant and Palm Springs both played at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival.

And the filmed production of Hamilton, initially set for a 2021 theatrical run, drops onto Disney Plus over the July 4 weekend.

The Assistant will be streaming on Hulu on July 20.

The Conjuring dropped onto Hulu earlier this year, but is now headed to distributor WarnerMedia’s HBO Max.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall is streaming on Hulu.

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s revolutionary (yes, that’s a pun) musical was originally set to be released in theaters in October 2021, but as the coronavirus pandemic has shifted around release schedules, Disney elected to drop the filmed version onto Disney Plus this July 4 weekend.

Hamilton is streaming on Disney Plus.

Palm Springs will be streaming on Hulu on July 10

Disney is offering a bundle combining its three streaming services — Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus — for $12.99/month