Whoever said cinema is dead clearly hasn’t kept up with our what to watch in June 2025 list. Movies are back and better than ever this month — if they ever really left. We can’t stress this enough: head to the big screen! Or not, you can just as easily queue up your next couch-bound binge as June delivers a wild mix of nostalgic reboots, unexpected sequels, genre-blending spin-offs, and bold new debuts on both the big and small screens. Whatever your taste, there’s something worth watching this month.
What to Watch in June 2025
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Best New Movies
1. Ballerina
Ana de Armas steps into the shadows as Rooney, a lethal assassin trained in a dance academy where grace and gore collide. Set within the John Wick timeline, this stylish spinoff slides in between Chapter 3 and Chapter 4, featuring slick fight sequences, icy determination, and a few surprise cameos — yes, Keanu makes an appearance. This film expands the world of Wick with a feminine yet fierce twist, offering a new angle on revenge and resilience. Come for the action, stay for the balletic brutality.
In cinemas from 5 June.
2. How to Train Your Dragon
The beloved animated tale gets a live-action makeover, reigniting the magic of Hiccup and Toothless for a new generation. It’s the same heartfelt story of courage and friendship, but now with real actors, sweeping visuals, and a touch of movie magic. Set in a mythical Viking world, the story follows Hiccup, a misfit teen who befriends a wounded dragon and upends his tribe’s centuries-old beliefs. For fans of the original, it’s a nostalgic trip worth taking. For newcomers, it’s an epic adventure about empathy, bravery, and finding your own path.
In cinemas from 12 June.
3. 28 Years Later
Danny Boyle returns to his zombie roots with the third instalment in the gritty horror saga. The Rage Virus is back, deadlier than ever — great news for us, bad news for the characters. The story picks up nearly three decades after the original outbreak, plunging a new generation into the terrifying aftermath. With its chilling atmosphere, pulse-pounding tension, and raw emotional stakes, this sequel doesn’t hold back. If you’re a fan of zombie horror that hits hard and stays with you, this is your must-watch of the month.
In cinemas 19 June.
4. F1: The Movie
High speeds and Hollywood collide as Brad Pitt takes the wheel in this high-stakes racing drama. Directed by Top Gun: Maverick’s Joseph Kosinski and filmed during real Formula 1 races, it blends fast-paced storytelling with real-life glamour. Pitt plays a seasoned racer pulled back into the sport to mentor a rising star on a struggling team. With real racetracks, pit-lane action, and breathtaking visuals, this film is a love letter to the adrenaline-fuelled world of F1. Motorsport fan or not, the character-driven plot and edge-of-your-seat energy make this a cinematic thrill ride from start to finish.
In cinemas 26 June.
Best New Series
5. Ironheart
There’s a new tech genius in town. Marvel’s Ironheart introduces Riri Williams, a brilliant inventor who builds her own powerful suit in the aftermath of Tony Stark’s legacy. Dominique Thorne returns as the young hero following her debut in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The series balances emotional coming-of-age moments with blockbuster action, tackling themes like identity, innovation, and resilience. With appearances from familiar MCU faces and new high-tech villains, Ironheart promises to be both heartfelt and high-stakes.
Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar starting 25 June.
6. The Bear Season 4
The heat is back on in the kitchen. Season 4 of The Bear continues the story of Carmy, Sydney, and their crew as they push the boundaries of what a neighbourhood restaurant can become. With rising pressure, complex relationships, and the ever-present chaos of service, this season digs deeper into the characters’ growth and unraveling. Known for its sharp dialogue, tight editing, and raw emotion, The Bear remains a standout series, and we can’t wait to chew our nails to this one.
Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar starting 25 June.
7. Squid Game Season 3
The global phenomenon is back for its third and final season. As the deadly competition escalates, Squid Game Season 3 features familiar faces clashing with new contenders, each fighting for survival in twisted new challenges. Seong Gi-hun is back, determined to bring down the mysterious Front Man while facing the ghosts of his past. With grander sets, unexpected alliances, and shocking betrayals, Season 3 promises to be the most intense yet. Ready for a new set of deadly games?
Streaming on Netflix starting 27 June.
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