As the summer months begin, you’ll need something to keep you entertained when you want to get out of the hot sun.
Luckily, this month will see a lot of exciting content coming to streaming platforms, and Watch With Us is keeping you up to date on the unmissable movies and TV shows of June 2025.
There are series like Squid Game making their return with new seasons, movies like Mountainhead premiering exclusively for your streaming pleasure and box-office favorites like A Minecraft Movie making their streaming debuts.
Don’t miss these shows and movies that everyone will be talking about in June.
‘Mountainhead’ (Now Streaming)If you miss Succession — and honestly, who doesn’t? — you can get your fix of “absurdly wealthy people fighting with each other” in this new HBO and Max movie written and directed by series creator Jesse Armstrong. Mountainhead follows a group of tech billionaires (Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith, and Ramy Youssef) whose weekend getaway to a mountain chalet is disrupted as the technology they’ve helped create sows chaos throughout the world.
All four men have ulterior motives, and the drama unfolds at an exponentially disastrous rate as world governments near collapse and the men grow increasingly exasperated and combative. An incisive social satire that could only come from Armstrong, Mountainhead may hit a little too close to home, but it’s definitely bound to provoke conversation.
Watch Mountainhead on HBO and Max.
‘Love Island USA’ (Now Streaming)The viral dating show, hosted by Ariana Madix, is back on Peacock for more partner-swapping, backstabbing and sexy single shenanigans. If you’ve never watched it before, the premise is this: Contestants stay in a secluded villa, where they must be coupled up with another “Islander” to survive.
Throughout the series, they can either choose to remain with their current partner or swap them for someone else. Any Islander who remains single after a shake-up is eliminated and “dumped” from the island. The winning couple receives a grand prize of $100,000.
Love Island USA season 7 has already begun streaming on Peacock, with new episodes dropping every day except Wednesday.
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ (June 20)This new movie from Sony Animation (the studio behind Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) combines stunning animation with an absurd premise — three K-Pop idols (Arden Cho, Ji-young Yoo and May Hong) live a secret double life as warriors who protect the human world from demons. But when the demons step up their game by forming their own band to steal the souls of fans, the girls must fight harder than ever before to face an enormous threat.
Based on the trailer, KPop Demon Hunters combines traditional anime techniques with more contemporary animation styles and integrates awesome tunes for what’s sure to be a thrilling movie with a lot of humor and heart.
Check out KPop Demon Hunters on Netflix when it premieres on June 20.
‘Ironheart’ (June 24)Ironheart has been in the works for some time now, with its release delayed several times as Marvel attempted to recapture its glory days. But after the smashing success of Thunderbolts*, perhaps Ironheart (produced by Sinners and Black Panther hitmaker Ryan Coogler) will finally have a chance to shine.
The limited series follows genius engineer Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne, reprising her role as the wielder of an Iron Man-inspired suit from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever), attempting to change the world and create something “iconic.” The official summary of the series explains that Riri finds herself wrapped up with the mysterious yet charming Parker Robbins, aka “The Hood” (Anthony Ramos, In the Heights), and entering a conflict where technology and magic are pitted against each other.
Watch Ironheart on Disney+ when it premieres on June 24.
‘The Bear’ Season 4 (June 25)Is a new season of The Bear on its way? Yes, Chef! Season 4 of the Emmy-winning Hulu series is almost fully cooked, and fans can’t wait to see what Carmy (Jeremy Allen White), Richie (Ebon Moss-Bacharach), Sydney (Ayo Edebiri) and the rest of the gang will do next. With their restaurant, the Bear, now up and running, the whole team is determined to take it to the next level — not only to survive, but to thrive.
The trailer seems to knowingly address the “chaotic” energy that has made viewers call The Bear “stressful” in the past — so can Carmy and Syd turn the kitchen into a well-oiled machine that doesn’t make them want to punch cabinets? You’ll have to watch to find out.
Watch The Bear on Hulu when the entire season drops on June 25.
‘Squid Game’ Season 3 (June 27)The hugely popular Korean thriller series is returning to Netflix for its final season on June 27. The season 2 finale saw Player 456, Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), vowing to dismantle the Squid Game organization — which pits impoverished people against each other in deadly games for a chance to win life-changing money — after witnessing its horrifying reach.
Every season of the violent dystopian drama has become the show that everyone’s talking about, so the grand finale should be no exception. Squid Game mixes action with heartbreaking social commentary that’s always as thought-provoking as it is exciting. Don’t miss the chance to be part of the conversation as the series comes to an end.
Watch Squid Game on Netflix — the final season premieres June 27.
‘A Minecraft Movie’ (TBD June 2025)
Jack Black’s video game movie smashed box office records like a pickaxe smashes virtual blocks when it premiered in April. In A Minecraft Movie, four misfits — Garrett (Jason Momoa), Henry (Sebastian Hansen), Natalie (Emma Myers) and Dawn (Danielle Brooks) are pulled through a portal into a cubic world. Together, they must embark on a quest back to the real world with the help of an “expert crafter” named Steve (Black).
Though the reviews of the movie were mixed, its viral and meme-worthy appeal cannot be understated — kids who love the game will absolutely love the movie. For casual Minecraft appreciators, Black brings his usual fun-loving energy to the movie, and he’s enjoyable enough as a performer that you may be charmed in spite of yourself.
A Minecraft Movie will be released on HBO and Max in June, although an exact date has not yet been announced.
