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# This Week in Streaming (July 23rd)
- URL: https://pamphleteer.co/post/this-week-in-streaming-july-23rd/
- Published: 2024-07-23T16:24:28.000Z
- Updated: 2026-05-17T11:08:45.000Z
- Description: Our recommendations to counteract the endless scrolling
- Author: Jerod Ra'Del Hollyfield
- Tags: Movies, #hidden, #Import 2026-08-01 20:40

[***Land of Bad*** ](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/land%5Fof%5Fbad?ref=pamphleteer.co)**(Netflix)** Liam Hemsworth gets stuck behind enemy lines in the Philippines after an ambush. His only hope is Reaper (Russell Crowe), a grizzled Air Force drone pilot back in the States benched from the field thanks to his problems with authority. What could have been another B-grade action flick ends up a tense-as-all-hell ride with plenty to say about American military decline while showing Crowe is more than ready for his own career renaissance. 

[***Presumed Innocent*** ](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/presumed%5Finnocent?ref=pamphleteer.co)**(Apple TV+)** We may be at that Mid-TV moment where remakes of 90s Harrison Ford court dramas based on former bestsellers are fodder for prestige series, but at least this one boasts a career-best Jake Gyllenhaal as a Chicago prosecutor caught up in a murder investigation of a colleague. It’s the perfect melding of the classiness and local color that creator David E. Kelley brought to his previous juggernauts *The Practice*, *Boston Legal*, and *Big Little Lies*.

[***Cameraperson***](https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/cameraperson?ref=pamphleteer.co)**(Max)** Kirsten Johnson spent a decade and a half as a cinematographer for documentary all-stars like Kirby Dick and Michael Moore. However, her 2016 directorial debut serves as a harsh rebuttal to the one-dimensional polemicism and artless style that have plagued the genre in the 21st century, Consisting of footage from her dozens of projects behind the camera, *Cameraperson* is an unorthodox archival film that spans continents and subjects on its way to becoming a deeply personal memoir as well as a dissection of documentary’s presumed infallible authority.