Even the thought of going out in this unprecedented heatwave is enough for us to start metaphorically melting. We’re going to be the first ones to petition for making rotting away in our rooms a cool summer plan. If you too, plan to be cooped up in your rooms all summer with AC blasting at the max, with your tub of chocolate ice cream and binge-watching till your eyes hurt, the least we can do for you is make sure your watchlist is up to date. Friends, here are all the movies and TV shows that are releasing on OTT in this hot month of June, let’s dive in.
June Watchlist: From The Bear To The Boys, The Best OTT Releases For This Month
The Bear Season 3
The Bear fans, you can release that breath you were holding because it's back for another season. Carmy (he didn't freeze to death!) and Co are back once again in their ‘dysfunctional’ kitchen, and we're excited to see what they will be up to. For the uninitiated, this super hit dramedy has won several awards and features fan-favourite Jeremy Allen White, meaning if you still haven't seen the show, you better do it now. There will be a lot of dreamy-looking dishes being prepared, and we’re going to be living our dreams of opening a restaurant through the show.
Releasing On: 27 June
Streaming Platform: Disney + Hotstar
The Boys Season 4
Things are about to get diabolical once again as The Boys are back. Butcher is the main character, and he, along with his team, is trying to negate the compound V-juiced superheroes who are actually villains led by Homelander. The season 4 trailer tells us that Butcher doesn't have many days to live but has found a virus that kills supes. What’s next? War, bloodshed, and The Boys-style gore ensue with limbs popping, bloodbaths, and whatnot. We could spend another paragraph ranting about whether or not Jensen Ackles will be back, but that wouldn't be appropriate.
Releasing On: 13 June
Streaming Platform: Prime Video
My Lady Jane
If Bridgerton has got you stuck in the period drama hangover, Prime Video has its own very interesting offering. My Lady Jane, based on the book of the same name, is "an uproarious historical fantasy that’s not to be missed" (Publishers Weekly). It is a historical fiction about what if the 9-day queen Lady Jane had not been executed. The trailer is hilarious, meta and is everything one would not expect from a regency-era drama, for example, profanities.
Releasing On: 27 June
Streaming Platform: Prime Video
Hierarchy
K-Drama? Check. Someone dead? Check. Elite school, secretive scholarship kid? Check. Romance? Check. SCANDAL? Check, check, and check. No wonder everyone’s so excited about this upcoming Korean series. It’s everything we love in a good show and more. The precious hierarchy of Jooshin High School is under threat by the new kid, who might have his own personal vendetta and a reason for revenge!
Releasing Date: 7 June
Streaming Platform: Netflix
I Am: Celine Dion
This is a feature-length documentary on the life of the iconic pop singer, Celine Dion, who's also known as the ‘queen of power ballads’. The documentary gives us a glimpse behind the scenes of the artist who has sold over 200 million records worldwide. The trailer tells us it's going to be about her love for music and struggle with her life-altering illness, Stiff Person Syndrome, which made her cancel her shows ever since… the singer breaks down about her inability to perform for her fans, and we're sure this one is going to be an emotional ride. Save it for when you're in the mood for a good cry!
Releasing On: 25 June
Streaming Platform: Prime Video
Hit Man
Starring Glen Powell, Adria Arjona and Austin Amelio, among others, Hit Man is a romantic action comedy film with a wild plot. It’s loosely based on the unbelievable true story of Gary Johnson, a straight-laced professor who discovers that he has a hidden talent as a fake hitman. Things start to go off the bat when he falls in love with one of his clients, igniting a chain reaction of trouble. The movie has a lot of fun themes, noir, screwball comedy, thriller, romance, and also hints of philosophy for Gary is a philosophy and psychology professor after all. It has received acclaim from critics and viewers alike, making it a must-watch!
Releasing On: 7 June
Streaming Platform: Netflix
Bigg Boss OTT 3
To all those who love and await the drama that comes with Bigg Boss, there's good news for you. Bigg Boss OTT is back for its season 3 but there's already a twist—it's being hosted by Anil Kapoor this time. While it might be a bummer for Salman Khan fans, we're sure that the drama and the catfights will keep you entertained.
Releasing On: Not revealed yet
Streaming Platform: Jio Cinema
Federer
It's docuseries season on Prime Video as the documentary of the legendary tennis player is set to unveil this June. This series will document the final 12 days of the career of the biggest tennis player of all time, Roger Federer. A deeply personal journey for the Swiss player, the series is centred around the 2022 Laver Cup, where he memorably retired sobbing next to his rival Rafael Nadal. It has footage of Federer and his family in those days, and interviews with his fellow players.
Releasing On: 20 June
Streaming Platform: Prime Video
The First Omen
Although the movie is not technically releasing in June, we have added it to the list because it can be a part of the June watchlist for our dear users who love the experience of being scared out of their wits and would pester all their friends and dates to watch a horror movie with them. The First Omen is a prequel to The Omen (1976) and the sixth film in The Omen franchise. Although the trailer is sinister and scary, we can’t tell much of the story from it. The official plot tells us that it’s about a young American woman who is sent to Rome to begin a life of service to the church but uncovers a terrifying conspiracy that hopes to bring about the birth of evil incarnate.
Releasing On: 30 May
Streaming Platform: Disney + Hotstar
The Iron Claw
We know that after you finish or as you wait for Jeremy Allen White’s The Bear, you’re going to want to watch more of his films and movies and basically lap up everything you can. Well, The Iron Claw, starring Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White, is a biopic based on the inseparable Von Erich brothers, who made history in the intensely competitive world of professional wrestling in the early 1980s. A rollercoaster of loss, endurance and triumph, this is the tale that put wrestling on the map and is streaming on Lionsgate Play this June.
Releasing On: 14 June
Streaming Platform: Lionsgate Play
Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial
Yet another gripping docuseries that's set to release in June, Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial is a history lesson you won't be able to yawn at. According to IMDb, the series chronicles ‘Hitler's ascent to power, his regime's use of propaganda, censorship, and anti-Semitic policies, as well as the eventual downfall of the Nazi leadership.’ It reminds us of the lessons from the holocaust that we shouldn't ever forget and contains never heard before audio and reporting.
Releasing On: 5 June
Streaming Platform: Netflix
House of Dragon
House of Dragon is coming back for season 2 on JioCinema this June and we cannot keep calm! The show is a spin off and the prequel to the iconic Games of Thrones. This season of House of Dragon expect a showdown between the Greens led by Alicent Hightower and the Blacks who are loyal to Rhaenyra. The battle lines are drawn setting the stage for a war of power and intrigue in Wester.
Releasing On: 16 June
Streaming Platform: JioCinema
