What's New on Streaming Platforms This June

(SPOT.ph) The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)has already declared the start of the rainy season a few days before the end of May. This means our days of beach tripping, outdoor activities, and vacations under the sun are slowly going to come to an end. But that doesn't mean our happy days have to stop. As the rains pour in, sit back, grab a blanket, and dive into all the movies and series hitting streaming platforms this June. Here are 10 must-see titles coming to Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video this month.

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Check out these titles hitting the streaming platforms just in time for June:

Streaming on Netflix this June:

Bridgerton Season 3 Part 2 (Series)

Release date: June 13

Reasons to watch: Did the first half of Bridgerton leave you hanging? Are you dying to find out what happens after the "Carriage Scene"? You won't have to wait too long as a few days from now the next four episodes of Bridgerton Season 3 are finally hitting our screens. Catch the continuation of the PoLin love story starring Nicola Coughlan, Luke Newton, and the rest of the Bridgerton gang and watch as love and scandal blooms once more for the members of the ton. 

Mallari (Film)

Release date: June 21

Reasons to watch: Ready for a movie night filled with screams and thrills? Catch newly minted FAMAS Best Actor Piolo Pascual as he dives deep into his family's occult history to prevent his fiancee's death. But is he really ready to find out the truth about their past even if it means unlocking the truth about a series of 19th century murders?

GG (Good Game) (Film)

Release date: June 26

Reasons to watch: Missing your daily dose of Donny Pangilinan following the end of their drama Can't Buy Me Love? Then you're going to love GG (Good Game), which stars Pangilinan as a grieving young gamer determined to turn his team of e-sports players into pros no matter the cost.

That '90s Show Season 2 (Series)

Release date: June 27

Reasons to watch: Hello Wisconsin! Are you ready for more hook-ups, break-ups, and other teenage shenanigans? Leia Forman(Callie Haverda) is back in her grandparents’ basement with her Point Place friends. It’s the summer of 1996 and after nine months of doing long distance Leia and Jay (Mace Coronel) are stoked to be together again. But what about that kiss that happened last season? Well just like you, Leia and Nate (Maxwell Donnovan) are on the edge about that. Will their S.O.s find out? How will this affect their summer? What trouble will the gang stir up behind Red (Kurtwood Smith)and Kitty's (Debra Jo Rupp) backs? Watch to find out.

A Family Affair (Film)

Release date: June 28

Reasons to watch:  How will you feel if your mom falls in love with your boss? Well that's exactly what Joey King's character is going through in this May-December-coded romcom between Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron. Get ready for a flick filled with cringe-worthy scenes, secondhand embarrasment, and feel good vibes as King, Kidman, and Efron deal with love and all its complications. 

Streaming on Disney Plus this June:

The Acolyte (Series)

Release date: June 5

Reasons to watch: Another Star Wars mini series is set to debut on Disney+ this month and unlike most stories outside the main Star Wars timeline, this one happens to be a prequel to the prequels. Set approximately 100 years before Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, The Acolyte follows Sol (Lee Jung Jae) a respected Jedi Master as he investigates a series of crimes that brings him to his former Padawan, Osha (Amanda Stenberg). Will their reunion bring forth Osha's return to the Jedi or will it unravel the truth behind the sinister forces disrupting the balance? Find out as The Acolyte premiers two episodes back to back this June with the rest of the series following every week after.

The Bear Season 3(Series)

Release date: June 27

Reasons to watch: The Emmy-award-winning series is back for its third season and the kitchen is hotter than ever. As The Bear returns and reopens this season we will finally get an answer to every loose end from Season 2. What's up with Carmy (Jeremy Allen White) and Claire's (Molly Gordon) relationship? Will the restaurant earn its keep? Does Carmy have to pay his loan to Uncle Jimmy (Oliver Platt)? Can the kitchen crew keep up with Carmy and his "non-negotiables?" All these and more will be answered when The Bear drops all its 10 episodes this month.

Streaming on Prime Video this June:

Melting Me Softly (Series)

Release date: June

Reasons to watch: In this sci-fi romcom starring Ji Chang Wook and Won Jin-Ah, two individuals sign up for a 24-hour freezing project with unexpected twists and turns. The pair soon wake up 20 years later and now must adhere to a strict regimen to stay alive. As the pair grow closer, their lives are put in danger and the only way to stay alive is to find out the truth about the ill-fated experiment that brought them to the future.

Mouse (Series)

Release date: June 20

Reasons to watch: Is it possible to scan a psychopath in the mother's womb using fetal genetic testing? And if the child in the womb is a psychopath, will it be wise to have that child? These are the questions rookie police officer Jung Ba Reum (Lee Seung Gi) thinks about during his encounter with a psychopath. This police K-Drama follows Ba Reum and his partner Go Moo Chi (Lee Hee Joon) as they uncover the truth about pyschopathic behavior. 

My Lady Jane (Series)

Release date: June 27

Reasons to watch: Sure, SIX the Musical may be coming to our shores this October but if you can't wait that long for your dose of Tudor-era drama, then My Lady Jane is your best bet. This Prime Video series is a retelling of the tragic tale of Lady Jane Grey (Emily Bader), England's nine-day queen who has beheaded by her cousin, the would-be Queen Mary. But unlike reality, My Lady Jane will tell the story of how history should've happened. Yup, no damsel in distress waiting for a white knight here. This eight-episode series is an alt-universe action-packed, lovey-dovey, and comedic retelling of one of history's saddest tale of betrayal and the royal struggle for power.  

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