11 new movies coming to stream in June on Netflix, Max, Hulu, and other platforms.

US Celebs TimesJune 27, 2023

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Netflix : From thrilling Amazon Prime originals to “Avatar: The Way of Water” finally being available on Max.

June is knocking the door and will soon arrive, bringing with it sunshine, summer sips, and lots of streaming. There is no shortage of movies to watch, from thrilling Amazon Prime originals to “Avatar: The Way of Water,” is finally available on Max. Here, We are listing the best new films to see throughout the month.

Magic Mike’s Last Dance

Channing Tatum returns for one last hurrah. When Mike Lane discovers he is deeply in debt, he performs one last time, this time in London. With everything on the line, the former stripper finds himself teaching a new roster of dancers his ways.

Date: June 2
Platform: Max

Shooting Stars

The film “Shooting Stars,” which is based on the book by LeBron James and “Friday Night Lights” author Buzz Bissinger, takes viewers on James’ ascent to basketball popularity. The movie focuses on James and his friend’s journey to become the top high school team in the nation, which was a crucial milestone on the way to James becoming a superstar.

Date: June 2
Platform: Peacock

My Fault

“My Fault” portrays the forbidden love between two teens, Noah (Nicole Wallace) and Nick (Gabriel Guevara), in a modern-day Romeo and Juliet style story. Plot twist: they are step-siblings. Although Noah and Nick appear to be total opposites on the surface, their desire is so strong that it overpowers their rivalry.

Date: June 8
Platform: Amazon Prime

Extraction 2

Fans of Chris Hemsworth will enjoy this. Tyler Rake, a former SASR operative who now works as a black-market mercenary, has come back from death and is prepared to take on another difficult task: rescuing the incarcerated family of a brutal mobster.

Date: June 16
Platform: Netflix

There’s Something Wrong With the Children

Ben (Zach Gilford) and Margaret (Alisha Wainwright) go on a trip with some old friends, but what seems like a fun weekend suddenly turns into every parent’s worst nightmare. Following the children’s disappearance into the woods overnight, Ben begins to suspect something supernatural is occurring when the kids begin to behave strangely.

Date: June 16
Platform: Amazon Prime

The Perfect Find

In the movie “The Perfect Find,” Gabrielle Union plays 40-year-old fashion editor Jenna Jones, who gambles everything on a passionate affair with her coworker, who also happens to be her boss’ son.

Date: June 23
Platform: Netflix

Taking Care of Maya

The Kowalski family is devastated by Maya’s rare illness in this heartbreaking movie about love and sorrow. As medical professionals try to solve the mystery surrounding Maya’s health, they begin to question if her parents are responsible. Everybody’s worlds are flipped upside down as Maya is held in state custody — exposing the evils of the child health care system.

Date: June 19
Platform: Netflix

Avatar: The Way of Water

The Oscar-nominated movie “Avatar: The Way of Water” is now playing at the Max. The James Cameron-directed thriller highlights the story of the Sully Family as they navigate the beauties and struggles that come with living in a majestic ocean.

Date: June 7
Platform: Max

Flamin’ Hot

“Flamin’ Hot” follows the life of Richard Montanez, a Frito-Lay janitor who uses his flavorful background to launch the global phenomenon, Flamin’ Hot Cheetos. This comedy-drama, which was directed by Eva Longoria, recounts the actual tale of a guy who transformed the food industry, one Cheeto at a time.

Date: June 9
Platform: Hulu and Disney+

Chevalier

Based on the life of Joseph Bologne, the illegitimate son of an African slave and a French plantation owner, “Chaveliar” explores Bologne’s rise to fame in French society as a celebrated musician, including an ill-fated love affair with Marie Antoinette.

Date: June 16
Platform: Hulu

Jagged Mind

Just in time for Pride Month, this queer psychological thriller tracks the life of Billie (Maisie Richardson-Sellers) who discovers she’s stuck in a series of time loops — most likely related to her mysterious new girlfriend.