As the summer of 2025 kicks into high gear, the streaming landscape is set to ignite with a colossal wave of new movies and returning television series across all major platforms. June promises a diverse and compelling lineup, from the highly anticipated final season of a global phenomenon to acclaimed genre films, prestige dramas, and family-friendly adventures. Viewers have an abundance of choices, making it a banner month for digital entertainment.
Netflix: A Month of Blockbuster Returns and Diverse Originals
Netflix is leading the charge with a robust schedule, headlined by the much-awaited third season of “Squid Game” slated for June 27. Fans are eager to see how the deadly games will conclude. Alongside this, fan-favorite series like “Ginny & Georgia” return for their third season on June 5, promising more mother-daughter drama and intricate plot twists. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s action-comedy “FUBAR” also drops its second season on June 12, while “The Gilded Age” season 3 arrives on Max (distributed by Warner Bros. Discovery, often cross-promoted) on June 22, continuing its exploration of New York’s high society. Other returning shows include “Criminal Code” (Season 2), “Barracuda Queens” (Season 2), and “America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders” (Season 2). The platform is also expanding its cinematic library with the complete Alfred Hitchcock Collection, featuring classics like “Vertigo” and “Rear Window,” alongside an array of popular movies from “Dune” (1984) to “The Equalizer.”
Disney+: Marvel, Animation, and Nature’s Wonders
Disney+ is focusing on family entertainment and blockbuster franchises. The animated hit “Phineas and Ferb” returns for its fifth season on June 6, bringing back the beloved stepbrothers and their adventures. The animated series “Pupstruction” will debut its second season on June 4. For Marvel enthusiasts, the new series “Ironheart” premieres its first three episodes on June 24, introducing Riri Williams to the streaming universe. Nature lovers can look forward to “Ocean with David Attenborough” premiering on June 8, offering breathtaking views of marine life. A filmed version of “Frozen: The Hit Broadway Musical” arrives on June 20, providing a magical experience for fans. Additionally, Disney+ subscribers will gain access to select Hulu content, including the animated film “Predator: Killer of Killers” and the critically acclaimed drama “The Bear” (Season 4).
Max: Period Dramas and Blockbuster Franchises
Max is bolstering its library with significant additions, including the complete collection of “The Hunger Games” films, available from June 1, perfect for a marathon viewing ahead of upcoming installments. The acclaimed period drama “The Gilded Age” returns for its highly anticipated third season on June 22, continuing to chronicle the clashes between old and new money in 1880s New York. New movies like the action thriller “Cleaner” starring Daisy Ridley and the A24 fantasy romance “Parthenope” are also set to stream. The streamer will also feature “A Minecraft Movie”, bringing the popular video game world to life.
Hulu: Critically Acclaimed Series and Genre Deep Dives
Hulu is leaning into its critical darlings and genre breadth. The Emmy-winning “The Bear” returns for its fourth season on June 25, promising more high-stakes kitchen drama. Documentaries like “Call Her Alex”, following podcast host Alex Cooper, and “Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything” offer compelling real-life stories. Hulu is also making a significant move by adding the entire “Alien” franchise to its library on June 1, timed to anticipate new entries in the universe. Anime fans will find a wealth of new seasons and series, including several dubbed and subbed favorites.
Prime Video: A Mix of Thrills, Dramas, and Comedy
Prime Video is offering a diverse slate, from original dramas to blockbuster movies. The YA drama “We Were Liars” arrives on June 18, exploring dark secrets and summer escapades. The docuseries “ROMCON: Who the F Is Jason Porter?” launches on June 13, delving into the world of romance scams. Action fans can look forward to “Countdown”, starring Jensen Ackles, premiering June 25, and the highly anticipated “Sonic the Hedgehog 3”* speeding onto the platform on June 20. The streamer is also adding a vast collection of classic movies, enhancing its appeal for cinephiles.
Apple TV+ and Peacock: Niche Appeal and Franchise Power
Apple TV+ is expanding its unique offerings with the debut of the golf comedy-drama “Stick” on June 4, starring Owen Wilson, and the crime miniseries “Smoke” featuring Taron Egerton, premiering June 27. The popular period drama “The Buccaneers” returns for its second season on June 18. Peacock is set to celebrate the 50th anniversary of “Jaws” by making the entire film franchise available from June 15, alongside all six “Jurassic Park” movies. TV series such as “Love Island USA” (Season 7) and “Revival” are also premiering. The service will offer sneak peeks of upcoming blockbusters, keeping subscribers engaged.
Overall, June 2025 presents a dynamic streaming environment, with established hits and new ventures vying for viewer attention. The sheer volume of new movies and tv shows ensures that there’s something trending for everyone, solidifying streaming’s position as the dominant force in modern entertainment news.
