School is letting out for so many kiddos, and what better way to kick off summer vacation than with a trip to the movie theater or a family TV night at home?! A lot is coming our way in terms of streaming and theatrical this month, so there will be plenty to do if you find some extra time at home. Take a look below to see what to watch this June across your favorite streaming platforms as well as your local theaters.
There are a bunch of fun new titles for the little ones to enjoy or for you to watch with them! It’s a great way to relax and beat the summer heat. Here are all the options for kids coming out this month:

This sequel to the animated Pixar hit film features all of teenage Riley’s emotions, as well as some new ones that the original gang must learn how to navigate.

This is the second season of the Netflix preschool series that connects music and movement for little ones to sing and dance along to.

The animated children’s series based on the “Unicorn Academy” novels is returning with all-new episodes this June.

This documentary gives a behind-the-scenes look into the making of the world of Frozen at Disneyland in Hong Kong.

Inspired by the popular Disney films, this animated series continues the story of zombies and humans coexisting.

When a young girl’s underground home is attacked, she must journey to the surface, where she discovers a whole new world that makes her question all she knows.

This is the second season of the all-new animated take on the “Transformers” franchise. After defeating Mandroid, the Terrans move on to a new villain threatening Earth.
From comedies to action to chilling documentaries, there’s something for every adult’s taste releasing this June. Whether you like to relax on the couch or go out to the movies, there’s so much new content to choose from!

Miami cops Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett are back in this new “Bad Boys” sequel, where they must clear the name of their police captain when he’s wrongfully linked to a drug cartel.

When a young woman finds shelter in an untouched forest in the Irish countryside, she and three other strangers are trapped by mysterious creatures that come out at night.

This dark comedy anthology features three stories, which include a man taking control of his life, a cop who questions his wife after a traumatic event, and a woman on a mission to find someone who has a special ability she needs.

While an actor is filming a horror film, he begins to display unusual behavior that may be more supernatural than it seems.

This is a spinoff prequel to the “Quiet Place” film series that explains what happened on the day the whole world went quiet.

An adventure that takes you through the Old West right before the American Civil War.

This docuseries focuses on a string of robberies that took place in the 1990s in Seattle, WA, and were performed by a single robber.

The third and final season of this post-apocalyptic series premieres this June.

An all-new season of this dating reality series follows new Netflix reality celebrities looking for true love.

This stand-up comedy special recorded exclusively for Netflix features comedian Keith Robinson.

The second season of this docuseries showcases the highlights from the Tour de France in 2023.
David Letterman returns for a fifth season of the Netflix original talk show. Each episode focuses on an intimate conversation with a single guest.

Continue to follow Goldin Auction House as they hunt for new collectibles in the second season of this Netflix series.

Through reenactments and evidence, this docuseries tells the stories of the warriors who guarded the first Chinese Emperor’s tomb.

The highly anticipated final four episodes of season three of this popular English drama series are coming this June.
Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution – June 18, 2024
This documentary explores the LGBTQ+ stand-up comedy community through interviews and personal stories from celebrities.

Discover the story of the three Black women who worked for Mattel in the 1980s and were responsible for the first Black Barbie.

From auditions to training, this docuseries follows professional cheerleaders looking to chase their dreams.

While investigating her father’s death in her hometown, a special forces agent uncovers a conspiracy involving a violent gang.

The wait is over — the second season of the sequel series is back as Leia Forman returns to her grandparents’ house.

Life becomes complicated when a young woman’s boss strikes up a romantic relationship with her mother.

This new reality series follows Ryan Serhant from “Million Dollar Listing” as his agents work against the competition to secure luxury listings in Manhattan.

This TV series follows the title character after a messy breakup. It’s based on a best-selling novel written by Candice Carty-Williams.

Set in 1970s Paris, this miniseries follows designer Karl Lagerfeld and his rivalry with Yves Saint Laurent.

This is a three-part documentary about the peaceful movement in Guyana led by Jim Jones, which resulted in mass casualties.

A true documentary that follows the six-year case of Sherri Papini, from her mysterious disappearance to her arrest.

The new season of this Canadian comedy series centers on an epic hockey championship.

The highly anticipated return of the Emmy-winning comedy series is back this June and will be available to stream on Hulu.

This livestream features live coverage of Pride marches and events all over the nation.

This is a new stand-up comedy special featuring actor and comedian Marlon Wayans.

Your favorite band of rogue superheroes returns for an all-new season of “The Boys” on Amazon Prime this June.

This documentary follows the famous singer as she navigates life after her diagnosis of Stiff Person Syndrome.

When a prosecutor is the prime suspect in a murder, his life is turned upside down in this new Apple TV+ original series.
Land of Women – June 26, 2024

In this miniseries, a socialite must go to a Spanish town with her mother and daughter to escape two hitmen.

After her sister’s disappearance, a young woman must balance raising her niece with searching for her sister while barely getting by on a Seneca-Cayuga reservation in Oklahoma.

This new science fiction series in the Star Wars universe follows a Padawan and her Jedi master as they look into a string of crimes.

The crime drama returns for a third season that takes a deeper look into America’s prison system and political corruption.

The Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) returns and continues investigating the mystery of Gold Star.

The livestream of this year’s daytime Emmy Award ceremony will be exclusively on Paramount Plus.

This documentary follows Dell Glover, a CD factory worker who led the start of music piracy.

Tune into the livestream of this year’s Tony Award ceremony exclusively streaming on Paramount Plus.
What to Watch on HBO and MAX

Actress and comedian Hannah Einbinder debuts her first stand-up special on Max.

The highly anticipated second season of this “Game of Thrones” prequel series will be available to stream on Max this June.
A new, original, unscripted series about the renovation project of a 200-year-old house led by Robert Hartwell.
With the wide variety of titles debuting this June, we hope that you find something to watch and enjoy with your partner and/or your kids. Happy watching!







