Kick off June with a bang! We know at Russell’s Appliance & Electronics our streaming watchlist is already overflowing...so what's a few more? Dive into our specially curated selection of thrillers, comedies, and everything in between for your perfect night in.
What’s Streaming on Hulu?
- Clipped (Jun. 4): Explore the scandal of a former LA Clippers owner ousted after racist remarks surfaced in 2014, based on the ESPN 30 for 30 podcast "The Sterling Affairs." The series examines the internal dynamics and power struggles within the Clippers organization, featuring Ed O'Neill as the owner, Laurence Fishburne as coach Doc Rivers, and Cleopatra Coleman as the personal assistant.
- The Color of Victory: Heroes of WW2 (Jun. 4): Narrated by Idris Elba, this docuseries illuminates the vital roles of soldiers of color in World War II by reenacting key battles like Pearl Harbor and D-Day. By focusing on underrepresented heroes, it aims to challenge biases and celebrate their significant contributions to the war effort.
- Becoming Karl Lagerfeld (Jun. 7): Follow Karl Lagerfeld's rise from an unknown designer to a celebrated couture icon in the vibrant 1970s French fashion scene. This biopic drama delves into his competitive journey, highlighting his rivalry with Yves Saint Laurent and his relationship with Jacques de Bascher. Amid the glamour and rivalries of Parisian fashion, Daniel Brühl brings Lagerfeld to life, exploring the passions and challenges that defined his path to success.
- Queenie (Jun. 7): Follow Queenie Jenkins, a 25-year-old Jamaican British woman in South London, as she navigates the complexities of her cultural identity and personal growth after a tough breakup. Based on the novel by Candice Carty-Williams, the series blends humor with serious themes of mental health and self-discovery, portraying Queenie's journey toward healing and empowerment.
- The Bear S3 (Jun. 27): Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) continues to strive for culinary excellence in his restaurant, pushing his team to their limits amidst the challenges of profitability and the complexities of personal relationships. The series follows Carmy's intense journey in the restaurant world, exploring themes of ambition, teamwork, and the pressures of running a business.
- Red Right Hand (Jun. 28): Cash (Orlando Bloom) strives for a quiet life in the Appalachians with his niece until Big Cat (Andie MacDowell), a domineering town ruler, forces him back into the fray. As he confronts escalating threats, Cash's journey into the darker aspects of his nature reveals what he's willing to do for peace and justice. This crime thriller, rich with intense action and moral complexity, paints a gripping portrait of a man wrestling with his soul in a lawless land.
What’s Streaming on Netflix?
- Hit Man (Jun. 7): Welcome to the life of Gary Johnson (Glen Powell), a mild-mannered professor with an unusual side job as a fake hit man for the police. His routine entrapment operations turn chaotic when he falls for Madison, a client, leading to a comedic blend of deception and romance. This noir comedy is perfect for fans of clever crime comedies like "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" or "The Nice Guys."
- My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman S5 (Jun. 12): Late-night TV legend David Letterman hosts an intimate talk show filled with insightful conversations and fun-filled excursions…along with a cast of notable friends! This season is set to feature figures like Miley Cyrus and Charles Barkley.
- Bridgerton S3P2 (Jun. 13): The next part of the season deepens the unfolding romance between Penelope Featherington and Colin Bridgerton as they confront the complexities of their feelings amidst societal expectations. As the mystery of Lady Whistledown unravels further, the narrative also explores new romantic developments for Francesca Bridgerton and delves into the growing strains between Eloise and Penelope, enriching the Regency-era backdrop with more intrigue and drama.
- A Family Affair (Jun. 28): Zara, an ambitious assistant to a narcissistic Hollywood star, Chris Cole, decides to quit due to his womanizing ways. Her plans get complicated when Chris starts dating her widowed mother, leading to a hilarious blend of romance and drama in this comedy. With Joey King, Zac Efron, and Nicole Kidman steering the laughter and mishaps, the film explores the quirky dynamics of unexpected family entanglements.
What’s Streaming on Apple TV+?
- Presumed Innocent (Jun. 12): Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Rusty Sabich, a prosecutor entangled in a murder case against him, involving his former lover. Based on Scott Turow’s 1987 novel, this legal thriller navigates intense courtroom drama and personal betrayals, diving deep into the intricacies of justice and the impact of personal relationships on professional life.
- Land of Women (Jun. 26): Gala, a New Yorker played by Eva Longoria, flees to a small wine town in Northern Spain with her mother and daughter after her husband's dealings with criminals upend their lives. In this new setting, they hope to start afresh, but the small-town gossip soon unravels their deepest secrets.
- Fancy Dance (Jun. 28): Jax (Lily Gladstone), responsible for her niece on the Seneca-Cayuga reservation in Oklahoma, navigates the challenges of maintaining custody and unearthing the fate of her missing sister. As they prepare for an important powwow, their journey explores the systemic issues facing Indigenous women.
- WondLa (Jun. 28): If "Avatar: The Last Airbender" was your jam, then you're in for a treat with this sci-fi fantasy adventure! Eva Nine, a teenager raised underground by a robot, is forced to the surface of Orbona, an alien-filled world, after her bunker is attacked. On her 16th birthday, joined by a telepathic water bear and a grumpy alien, she seeks other humans and her destiny.
What’s Streaming on Prime Video?
- Mothers’ Instinct (Jun. 7): In the 1960s-set psychological thriller, best friends Alice (Jessica Chastain) and Céline (Anne Hathaway) face a harrowing shift in their close bond after a tragic accident involving their children. As guilt and suspicion mount, their friendship unravels, exposing the darker aspects of maternal love and trust.
- The Boys S4 (Jun. 13): The boys are back! Victoria Neuman is on the brink of the presidency, manipulated by Homelander, who strengthens his grip on power. Meanwhile, Billy Butcher faces a personal crisis and loss of leadership among The Boys. As mistrust divides the team, they must reunite to prevent a global catastrophe.
- Anyone But You (Jun. 21): Bea (Sydney Sweeney) and Ben's (Glen Powell) disastrous first encounter in a Boston coffee shop takes an unexpected turn when they end up pretending to be a couple at a Sydney wedding to thwart his ex and her overbearing parents. Navigating wedding chaos, they must decide if their faux romance might lead to genuine feelings.
- I Am: Celine Dion (Jun. 25): Described as a "love letter to her fans," this documentary offers a deeply personal look at Celine Dion's life, particularly her struggle with Stiff Person Syndrome (SPS), a rare neurological disorder. It chronicles her journey from diagnosis to management of the condition, her resolve to raise awareness about SPS, and her aspiration to return to performing.
- My Lady Jane (Jun. 27): Historical figures such as Lady Jane Grey and King Edward survive their grim fates in an alternate Tudor world. Suddenly crowned queen, Jane navigates a realm of romance, fantasy, and historical drama, facing villains who covet her crown. IF you've been looking to fill the whole left by "The Tudors" and "The Great," this swashbuckling romantasy is sure to do the trick.
- Freelance (Jun. 28): Mason Petit (John Cena), a former special forces operative turned lawyer and family man, finds himself thrust back into action. He agrees to a supposedly simple job escorting journalist Claire Wellington (Alison Brie) to interview President Venegas in a volatile country. What starts as a routine mission spirals into chaos when a coup erupts, forcing Mason, Claire, and the president to navigate a dangerous escape.
What’s Streaming on Everything Else?
- Mayor of Kingstown S3 (Jun. 2 – Streaming on Paramount+): Kingstown's power broker, Mike McLusky, faces an escalating conflict with the rise of the Russian mob and a drug war both inside and outside the prison walls. Complications arise as a figure from Mike's past reemerges, intensifying the struggle. This gritty crime drama continues to explore deep-seated issues of corruption and inequality. Fans of series like "Ozark" or "The Wire" will appreciate the intense storytelling and complex characters.
- Star Wars: The Acolyte S1 (Jun. 4 – Streaming on Disney+): In the twilight of the High Republic era (100 years before The Phantom Menace), a former Padawan and her Jedi Master reunite to solve a series of mysterious crimes, uncovering dark-side forces and sinister secrets along the way. This sci-fi mystery-thriller delves deep into the shadowy corners of the "Star Wars" universe.
- Criminal Minds: Evolution S2 (Jun. 6 – Streaming on Paramount+): The team continues to explore the aftermath of a network of serial killers orchestrated by Elias Voit. As the BAU grapples with the consequences of his sinister plans, they face ongoing threats that challenge their skills and resilience. Familiar faces employ their psychological and investigative expertise to track down these dangerous criminals, pushing their limits in this intense crime drama.
- Transformers: Earthspark S2 (Jun. 7 – Streaming on Paramount+): The Malto family continues their adventures with the Terrans, the first earthborn Transformers, as they discover their powers and face off against the Global Hazard and Order Suppression Team. Exploring themes of identity and belonging, the family's journey delves into what it means to be both a Transformer and human. Voice talents like Danny Pudi as Bumblebee and Alan Tudyk as Optimus Prime bring these dynamic characters to life in this engaging animated sci-fi adventure.
- House of the Dragon S2 (Jun. 16 – Streaming on Max): The Targaryen civil war escalates as the succession crisis deepens, pitting Rhaenyra against Alicent and Aegon II for the Iron Throne. This period sees Rhaenyra rallying allies and dragons to challenge Aegon's claim. Major battles, including a pivotal one at Rook's Rest, and complex family dynamics, especially between Rhaenyra and Daemon, will further intensify the power struggle, promising more dragon battles and political intrigue.
That’s all folks! What’s at the top of your list? Here at Russell’s Appliance & Electronics we can’t decide what we’re most excited for! As we all know, nothing goes better with a robust streaming lineup than a top-notch home entertainment system. Ready to elevate your viewing experience? Explore our latest TVs and audio gear to discover the perfect upgrade for your movie nights and binge sessions. Make every stream a premiere event!