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TitleRelease DateGenreRuntimeJanuary 4, 20191 h 34 minJanuary 11, 20191 h 38 minJanuary 18, 20191 h 36 minJanuary 18, 20191 h 37 min- New Movies Coming to Netflix in June 2019
- New Animated Movies Coming to Netflix in June 2019
- New TV Series Coming to Netflix in June 2019
- New Netflix Originals Coming to Netflix in June 2019
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There’s plenty of re-additions to Netflix on June 1st including the incredible Batman movies which sadly this time around only includes the first and second movie. Also joining on June 1st on what Netflix dubs “classic movie 1st of the month” is Andrew Lloyd Webber’sPhantom of the Opera and What A Girl Wantsstarring Amanda Bynes.
This month we’ll be getting some top tier animated titles that released in the tail end of 2018 added to the service. Let’s begin with the Dr. Suess The Grinchwhich is a Christmas movie that’s coming to Netflix in the middle of summer. It comes from Illumination Studios who is behind the likes of Sing and Minions. It converts to animation form the ...
The only announced show from The CW coming out in June so far is Dynasty which will see its second season added. As we covered last week, Netflix and The CWhave secured a new deal whereby existing shows stay on Netflix and continue to get new seasons. ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy is back for its fifteenth season on Netflix although it has been rumored that...
Netflix Originals are in for a fantastic few months with July and August already shaping up to be big months too. June features plenty of massive hits including the second revival of the year, Designated Survivorwhich is returning for its fourth season later in June. We’ll also be getting three brand new episodes of the sci-fi anthology series Blac...
Abyss (Season 1) – New episodes MondaysArthdal Chronicles – New episodes SaturdaysMen on a Mission (Season 1) – New episodes TuesdaysPatriot Act with Hasan Minhaj (Season 1) – New episodes Sundays#Selfie 69 (2015)50/50 (2011)Arthdal Chronicles (Season 1) Netflix Original Foreign SeriesA.I Artificial Intelligence (2001)Documentary Now! (Season 3)Malibu Rescue: The Series (Season 1) Netflix Original SeriesA Silent Voice: The Movie (2016)Black Mirror (Season 5) Netflix Original SeriesDolphin Kick (2019)Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (2018)Belmonte (2018)Elisa and Marcela (2019)Netflix Original Foreign MovieBeneath the Leaves (2019)Berlin, I Love You (2019)Oct 6, 2014 · Looking for the latest movies, series, and games on Netflix? Check out our monthly roundups for upcoming Netflix Originals, plus previews for what’s coming in the U.S. and U.K. We also highlight the most anticipated titles and upcoming releases in genres like horror, sci-fi, and action.
- “I Lost My Body” These days, Netflix’s strategy appears to be outspending the competition to enable ambitious auteur’s dream projects, like “Roma” and “The Irishman,” but the bigger budgets don’t necessarily make for better movies.
- “The Two Popes” Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins both deserve Oscar nominations as the impressive pair of papal protagonists who make Fernando Meirelles’ crackling two-hander the season’s most unexpected delight.
- “Girl” A tender, thought-provoking coming-of-gender story, this stunning Belgian drama puts audiences in the shoes — or rather, the ballet slippers — of a teenager in transition.
- “Marriage Story” Noah Baumbach made a big stink when Netflix bought “The Meyerowitz Stories,” only to become a convert when it went on to become the most widely seen movie of his career.
- The Irishman. If Goodfellas made gangsters cool, The Irishman makes them sad. It’s quieter, almost placid compared to Goodfellas’ manic brashness. In some ways, watching this film is like witnessing Martin Scorsese come of age and mature.
- Dolemite Is My Name. I think that film-saturated folks who see every new release, religiously check sites like this one, and are eager to debate all things movies can sometimes feel cynical about the inherently childlike joy that comes from creation and sharing.
- Velvet Buzzsaw. In Velvet Buzzsaw, writer/director Dan Gilroy offers up a sharp indictment of the Los Angeles art world - following a hyper-competitive group of critics and dealers who make their living off of art without actually creating any themselves.
- Marriage Story. What is there to say about Noah Baumbach's achingly tender and beautifully-wrought 2019 film (and awards season frontrunner) Marriage Story which hasn't already been said?
Netflix release dates 2019: all the original films coming this year. Timothée Chalamet and Robert Pattinson in The King, new releases from Martin Scorsese and Steven Soderbergh - and much...
2019 1h 40m R. 6.1 (13K) Rate. 38 Metascore. A grounded, soulful, celebratory comedy about three mothers and their adult sons. The film explores the stage after motherhood, Otherhood, when you have to redefine your relationship with your children, friends, spouse, and most importantly, yourself.
