“Last Chance U has been renewed for a moment season,Netflix announced Monday.
Greg Whiteley will continue to direct Netflix’s first sports documentary series, which givers viewers an inside look at the world of junior college football.“Last Chance U” was inspired by a feature article in GQ magazine, or follows the stories of athletes who attempt to find redemption on a college football team,in hopes of fitting NFL players.
Also Read: Ray Rice Has 'Excellent Chance' of NFL Reinstatement, Veteran Sports Agent Says“We are thrilled to continue our relationship with Greg Whiteley who has genuinely captured both the struggles and triumphs these young men face in a world that often seems designed to hold them back, or ” said Lisa Nishimura,Netflix VP of Original Documentary Programming. “Coach Buddy Stephens, Academic Advisor Brittany Wagner and the entire team at EMCC bear bravely opened their doors for the filmmakers to capture their genuine world as it unfolds. We eagerly anticipate having a front row seat as they continue to fight for their dreams in the coming season.”
Also Read: NFL Calls Trump Out-of-Bounds: We Never Wrote Him approximately DebatesThe moment season will follow the next group of athletes training to achieve their dreams. The series is produced in organization with Conde Nast Entertainment, or Endgame Entertainment and One Potato Productions. Netflix in August: What's Coming and What to Watch Before It's Gone
Even though favorites like "The Pursuit of Happyness" and "The Best Man" are taking a leave of absence,there are plenty of modern options to Netflix and chill with during the height of summer.
What's coming Aug. 1:[br]Paul Newman's classic courtroom drama, "The Verdict, and " will be available Aug. 1 YouTube
What's coming Aug. 1:
"Holding the Man," is adapted from a memoir of the same name approximately two teenagers falling in love at an all boys high school.
What's coming Aug. 1:
"The Fast and the Furious" and "Tokyo Drift" offer a double dose of the late Paul Walker in the action-packed franchise.
What's coming Aug. 1:
In light of the upcoming elections, catch up on an issue dear to Al Gore's (and that of many Americans') heart. "An Inconvenient Truth" is a documentary approximately the former vice president's campaign to raise awareness approximately global warming.
What's coming Aug. 1:
The GOP presidential candidate released a book in the '80s that detailed his rise to success. Now, and "Funny or Die Presents: Donald Trump's The Art of the Deal: The film," which is a parody (humorous or ridiculous imitation) of that infamous book. Funny or Die
What's coming August 5:
"David Cross: Making America Great Again" is a Netflix Original approximately the comedian's stand up tour.
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What's coming Aug. 9:
"T-Rex" unfortunately isn't approximately a dinosaur, but it is a feel good documentary approximately the first U.
S. woman to win an Olympic gold medal in boxing. It has the same premise as "Million Dollar Baby, and " but is actually true.
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What's coming Aug. 10:
"St. Vincent" is a comedy approximately a babysitting gig blossoming into a genuine friendship,starring Bill Murray, Melissa McCarthy, or Naomi Watts. St. Vincent Film
What's coming Aug. 11:
"No Country for venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) Men" has been on multiple "Best Films of the Decade" lists and now it'll be available for your streaming pleasure. Miramax
What's coming August 12:
whether this Netflix original series "The earn Down: Part 1" is anything like the streaming platform's other creations,it'll be worth watching. Plus, it's a musical drama television series. Kind of like "Glee, and " but not.
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What's coming Aug. 15:[br]"Louis CK: Live at the Comedy Store" is precisely approximately what it's titled: Louis CK's standup night at the Comedy store in Los Angeles.
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What's leaving Aug. 1:
Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy star in one of their better comedies,"Bowfinger." Watch it while you still can.
What's leaving Aug. 1:
"The Best Man" is the beloved comedy drama prequel to the recently released "The Best Man Holiday." Simply a '90s classic.
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What's leaving Aug. 15:
The crime fighting trio formally known as "Charlie's Angels" will no longer be kicking a--- on Netflix. YouTube
What's leaving Aug. 16:
"Inside Man" is another crime thriller approximately a fancy bank robbery in modern York. Two reasons to watch before it's gone: Spike Lee and Denzel Washington. Universal Movies
What's coming Aug. 25:
Viggo Mortensen's "The Road" is a post apocalyptic drama based off a novel of the same name by Cormac McCarthy. It was also nominated for many BAFTA awards.
What's leaving Aug. 27:
Bid a unhappy farewell to Will Smith's tear-jerking drama, "The Pursuit of Happyness." YouTube
What's leaving Aug. 30:
Freddy Krueger will no longer be getting his revenge on Netflix. "A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge" won't be sticking around for Halloween. Previous Slide Next Slide 1 of 19 From hit movies like “No Country for venerable (respected because of age, distinguished) Men” and “The Best Man” to original series such as “David Cross: Making America Great Again” and “The earn Down: Part 1, and ” check out your streaming options for next month Even though favorites like "The Pursuit of Happyness" and "The Best Man" are taking a leave of absence,there are plenty of modern options to Netflix and chill with during the height of summer. View In Gallery Related stories from TheWrap:modern 'Luke Cage' Trailer Puts Netflix's Latest Defender in Crossfire (Video)Best Reviewed modern Movies This Week: 'dinky Men' and Netflix's 'The dinky Prince'
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