Film Previews: June 2025
Always a huge month at the box office, June is the only full A-list month of the unofficial summer season. After July 4th and through Labor Day, the major studios usually release their 'sub-prime' material. This June, there are over 30 titles scheduled for release in as many days.
Here are some of the more interesting theatrical and steaming titles coming out next month. Please note: all opening dates are subject to change.
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Premieres June 22 on HBO and Max In the MCU's newest show, genius meets hustle with a bit of magic thrown in, After her cameo in 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,' brilliant MIT student Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne) heads back to Chicago to build a killer new Iron Man suit on her own terms. But things get dangerous when she crosses paths with The Hood (Anthony Ramos), a charming troublemaker with some serious dark arts skills. With Ryan Coogler producing and Chinaka Hodge writing, this Marvel show mixes street smarts and high-tech armor — even Tony Stark would be impressed. - KW Premieres June 24 on Disney Plus Prime Video's new thriller just got an explosive new trailer mere days ago. And if that trailer is any indication, it should be an exhilarating thrill ride. This crime drama, which easily feels like it could be on network TV if it weren't on Prime Video, stars Jensen Ackles as LAPD detective Mark Meachum. 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This will be a show of the year contender, so don't miss it. — MM Premieres June 25 on Hulu Taron Egerton is leading what looks to be another Apple TV Plus crime drama this month, and it looks like an incredibly tense watch. Created and written by 'Black Bird's' Dennis Lehane and based on the podcast series, 'Firebug,' 'Smoke' sees investigators trying to tackle a 'fire plague.' We follow arson investigator Dave Gudsen (Egerton) as he begrudgingly teams with a troubled police detective, Michelle Calderone, (Jurnee Smollett) to chase down two serial arsonists before they can claim any more lives… embroiling them both in a twisting game of dark secrets and suspicion. — MS Premieres June 27 on Apple TV Plus 'Squid Game' season 3 is hands-down one of the Netflix drops I'm looking forward to most this year. Ever since that wild season 2 finale, I've been counting down, and now it's finally almost here. 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