As June proceeds, Netflix and Amazon have filled the pool with series and movies that you’ll most likely binge-watch this weekend. Here are some suggestions ranging from teen drama to rom-com to action-thriller movies.
Netflix Movies To Watch This June
We’ll start with Netflix new movies to watch this June
Million Dollar Baby
Date of Release – 1st June 2021
Million Dollar Baby is an emotional sports drama that was released in 2004. Starring Hilary Swank as Maggie Fitzgerald, an ambitious boxer who takes the assistance of another professional trainer Frankie Dunn to perfect her talents in the ring. Despite their differences, they create a close friendship and instil a greater love for athletics in everyone who sees the film.
Awake
Date of Release- 9th June 2021
If you enjoy thrillers, Awake is the one film you must see on Netflix. Gina Rodriguez, better known as Jane, stars as a former soldier in this Netflix film. The storyline of this film centres around Jill, played by Gina, and her daughter attempting to combat the wave of sleeplessness that has gripped everyone in their neighbourhood while also protecting her girl’s secret.
Fatherhood
Date Of Release- 18th June 2021
If you admired Kevin Hart in Jumanji, trust us when we say you’ll love him even more in this one. Fatherhood is a Netflix original drama about a single father striving to raise his daughter after his wife’s death. You’ll see Kevin as a more sophisticated character in this film, as opposed to his regular humorous roles.
Welcome Home
Date Of Release- 1st June 2021
If you live for thrillers and suspense-filled films, Welcome Home is the film for you. Starring Aaron Paul and Emily Ratajkowski as Bryan and Cassie. Both of them are away on a romantic holiday to Italy to help solve their relationship woes. But they end up burying bodies there, not noticing people watching them do that and being terrified.
Amazon Prime Movies And Shows To Watch This June
The Family Man
Date of Release- 4th June
This Amazon Prime programme is wonderful and heartbreaking, and you must watch season 1. Nothing seems better than binge-watching both the old and new seasons this weekend, doesn’t it? The Family Man sees Manoj Tiwari reprise his role as Srikanth Tiwari, balancing his professional and personal lives while the nation faces a deadly threat. He shares the screen with Tollywood actress Samantha Akkineni.
Burning
Burning is a psychological thriller mystery drama film from Korea. Based on Haruki Murakami’s short story “Barn Burning”, the film revolves around a Jong-su, teenage deliveryman, who bumps into his childhood acquaintance, Hae-mi. They soon meet Ben, an interesting young guy. Jong-su gets suspicious of Hae-mi and begins to suspect she is in danger.
Which of the above movies will you be watching this weekend? Comment down below.
