Summer begins and streaming platforms deliver new films and series that will be the main attraction for viewers across the world. The following article provides a summary of upcoming Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, and Hulu movies and shows that will be released in June 2025.
Netflix: Bold Stories and Blockbuster Sequels
Netflix remains the leading streaming platform this June with its diverse selection of new content.
Squid Game – Season 3
(June 27) This is the day when the final season of the hit show Squid Game will finally be released. The new deadly games and the return of familiar faces are just some of the things that fans can expect from this season and it promises to be the most intense season yet. This season will contain social commentary, emotional moments, and a plot twist that will create a worldwide buzz.
STRAW (June 6)
The film is written and directed by Tyler Perry, starring Taraji P. Henson in a leading role as a woman in the center of a high-profile political scandal. With its intense performances and sharp dialogue, STRAW is a powerful film that tells a story about truth, betrayal and survival.
KPop Demon Hunters
(June 20) This animated action-comedy is perfect for fans of music and supernatural adventure. This animated action-comedy features a group of K-pop idols who are also demon hunters and is a unique addition to Netflix’s library of content.
The Old Guard 2 (Expected in June)
Charlize Theron takes on her role as a warrior once again in this action movie sequel. These immortal warriors are on the run from new enemies while facing ethical questions that have haunted them for centuries as they fight for justice. The exact release date is yet to be confirmed but it is one of the most anticipated films of the summer season.
Amazon Prime Video: From Drama to Young Adult Thrills
Prime Video offers its audience a lot of new original content in various genres this month.
Deep Cover (June 12)
Bryce Dallas Howard and Orlando Bloom star in this high-energy British action-comedy about two spies who find themselves in a deep cover mission. Fans of light-hearted thrillers will enjoy this fast-paced and fun movie.
We Were Liars (June 18)
Based on the popular E. Lockhart novel We Were Liars, this teen thriller tells the story of a group of privileged teenagers whose secrets are revealed during one fateful summer on a private island. This story has suspense and emotional depth that will make YA fans love it.
Disney+ Superheroes and Classic Cartoons Return
This month Disney+ has a good mix of old and new Marvel material
Ironheart (June 24)
Riri Williams is a tech-savvy character in Marvel’s next-generation lineup, who builds her own suit of armor. As a sequel to Iron Man, this show combines technology with the spirit of youth.
Phineas and Ferb – Season 5 (June 5)
The popular animated TV show Phineas and Ferb has been renewed for more seasons after its fans had been waiting for so long. The new episodes will feature the same innovative ideas and summer escapades as well as the classic comedic style of Phineas, Ferb, and their friends working on new crazy projects.
Hulu Sci-Fi Intensity Returns
Predator: Killer of Killers (June 6)
This animated anthology film presents a fresh take on the Predator franchise by introducing new characters who are connected through various stories. It is dark, stylish and delivers an intense sci-fi experience that fans of the franchise will love.
Other Notable Releases
Materialists (In Theaters June 13)
Although it will be released in theaters first, this romantic comedy starring Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal will be available on VOD soon after its theatrical run. This film about love and ambition and modern relationships is expected to be one of the summer’s surprise box office hits.
Conclusion
June 2025 promises to be an amazing month for streaming services. In June there are movies and shows that will appeal to every type of viewer including thrillers, sci-fi, animated movies and emotional drama. The summer of 2019 is proving that streaming is not just the future of entertainment but the present as well.
