Netflix has a wide and diverse selection of content available for streaming. The platform offers a vast library of movies, TV shows, documentaries, and original series that cater to various genres, interests, and age groups. Whether you enjoy drama, comedy, action, horror, sci-fi, romance, documentaries, or animated content, Netflix generally has a range of options to choose from and is constantly updating its library to provide viewers with an even broader selection. Here is our list of the best shows and movies to watch on Netflix for the month of June.
1. Black Mirror (2016 – present)
Black Mirror is back with its sixth season after receiving critical acclaim for the show’s prior work on the streaming service. The overarching premise of the show function as a dystopian anthology series that explores the dark side of technology and its impact on society. Each standalone episode delves into thought-provoking and often unsettling narratives that examine the potential consequences of our increasingly interconnected world. The show delves into themes such as social media obsession, virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and surveillance. “Black Mirror” serves as a cautionary tale, presenting a distorted reflection of our own reality and raising questions about the ethical and moral implications of technological advancements. It highlights the potential dangers of our reliance on technology and the potential loss of privacy, personal connection, and humanity.
2. Catching Killers (2021–present)
A new season of Catching Killers has just become available for streaming on Netflix. The new season is only 4 episodes long but explores important and world-renowned murder cases, including The Railroad Killer, the Zodiac Killer, the DC sniper, and the Olympic bomber. This series explores real-life criminal cases and delves into the methods, techniques, and forensic science used by law enforcement agencies to solve these crimes and bring the perpetrators to justice. Each episode of “Catching Killers” typically examines a specific criminal case and follows the investigative process from the initial crime scene investigation to the arrest and conviction of the killer.
3. Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story (2023)
This one-season series is a spin-off from the original series Bridgerton and intends to explore Queen Charlotte’s rise to power in late 18th century Britain following her marriage to King George. The importance of this limited series stems from its representation within the lead role of the narrative. Within the series Queen Charlotte is played by a black woman, a decision based which originates from the highly debated theory that the actual Queen Charlotte was biracial. The series is directed by Shonda Rhimes, producer of Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal, and provides interesting insight into the realities of The Georgian Era.
4. Better Call Saul (2015-2022)
If you have yet to catch the sixth and final season of Better Call Saul, Netflix has got you covered. Better Call Saul is a television series that serves as a prequel to the critically acclaimed show “Breaking Bad.” It follows the story of James Morgan “Jimmy” McGill, a small-time lawyer struggling to make a name for himself in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The series explores Jimmy’s transformation into the morally ambiguous lawyer known as Saul Goodman, who becomes involved with the criminal underworld and eventually becomes the lawyer for Walter White, the main protagonist of “Breaking Bad.” The final season of the series is filled with nail-biting sequences and riveting plot lines, constantly leaving the viewer on the edge of their seat.
5. Barry (2016)
The movie “Barry” is a biographical drama film that was released in 2016. It tells the story of a young Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, during his time as a college student in the early 1980s. The film follows Obama, who is commonly known as Barry during his college years, as he navigates his identity, racial tensions, and personal struggles while attending Columbia University in New York City. This important film is exclusively available for streaming on Netflix and provides audiences with important insight into the life of Barack Obama prior to his life as POTUS.
These movies represent just a fraction of the array of content available for streaming on Netflix. Their general library selection offers a wide range of perspectives and experiences, highlighting diverse and creative content.