All the Exciting New Content Coming to Netflix in June 2021

It's officially summer movie season, and Netflix has every intention of making the most of it. June will be another huge month for the streaming giant, with a slew of content arriving over the next four weeks. From beloved films and TV series returning to the service after several months (or more) away, to a handful of new Netflix originals, other new-in-2021 releases, and even some fresh kids' programs, there will be no shortage of entertainment options on the video platform this month.

And what better way to kick off what will hopefully be a more relaxed season than with some movie marathons and binge-watching TV sessions. Once the kids are out of school for the year, everyone will need a few days to chill at home and regroup before jumping into summer activities, and Netflix definitely has the whole family covered.

Whether rom-coms or action movies are your thing, or even if you prefer an engrossing, addictive TV series to watch from start to finish, you'll find it all on Netflix. But there's so much landing on the streaming service that it might be overwhelming to wade through, so we did the work for you, handpicking the best new content that's coming in June. All you have to do is make the popcorn.

'Seinfeld'

Coming to Netflix: TBD

The hit 1990s sitcom Seinfeld will be coming to Netflix sometime this June — although an exact release date has yet to be announced. Netflix has scored exclusive streaming rights to all nine seasons of the beloved comedy starring Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Jason Alexander.

'Bad Teacher'

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Coming to Netflix: June 1

A Cameron Diaz classic, Bad Teacher will return to Netflix this month. The hilariously tasteless film, which also stars How I Met Your Mother's Jason Segel, is about a terrible middle school teacher who returns to work to save up money for a boob job when her meal ticket fiancé dumps her.

'CoComelon'

Coming to Netflix: June 1

The tiniest members of your family are sure to be excited that the third season of CoComelon will be on Netflix beginning in June. Young kids find these nursery rhyme videos — starring little JJ and his family and friends — totally fascinating, and a new season is sure to give parents a bit of quiet time while their kiddos are glued to the action.

'Fools Rush In'

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Coming to Netflix: June 1

This adorable film, starring Matthew Perry of Friends and the always stunning Salma Hayek, came out during the heyday of romantic comedies in the late '90s, and it's a must-watch for fans of the genre. It's about a woman who finds herself pregnant after a one-night stand and after tracking down the father, they decide to get married, dealing with some interesting issues along the way.

'I Am Sam'

Coming to Netflix: June 1

Starring Sean Penn, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Dakota Fanning in award-nominated roles, I Am Sam tells the emotional story of a man living with mental handicaps who loses his daughter and hires a lawyer to help him regain custody. His straight-laced, no-nonsense lawyer, though, comes to realize that working with him is having a dramatic impact on her own worldview.

'Love Jones'

Coming to Netflix: June 1

Starring a young Larenz Tate and Nia Long, Love Jones is another classic '90s romance that anyone who enjoys a good sappy watch should check out. It's about the relationship between a young Black poet and a photographer living in Chicago, unsure if what they have is just a fling or if they're truly in love.

'Million Dollar Baby'

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Coming to Netflix: June 1

The Academy Award-winning film Million Dollar Baby, starring Hilary Swank, Clint Eastwood, and Morgan Freeman, will land on Netflix on June 1. It's about a woman determined to become a successful boxer who convinces a jaded old trainer to coach her. Eventually, they are both surprised at the friendship that develops between them.

'Stand By Me'

Coming to Netflix: June 1

This iconic 1986 film — based on the Stephen King novel of the same name and starring child stars River Phoenix and Corey Feldman — is a coming-of-age tale that takes place in Maine in 1959. It follows a group of boys who set out into the woods in search of the body of another boy who has mysteriously gone missing.

'The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog'

Coming to Netflix: June 1

Season 1 of the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog will be returning to Netflix this June after a brief absence. The popular animated series from the '90s is a great way to introduce your own kids to the speedy blue hedgehog we all know and loved or to satisfy young fans who've already seen the 2020 film or played the video game.

'The Big Lebowski'

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Coming to Netflix: June 1

This classic Coen brothers film, starring Jeff Bridges, Steve Buscemi, John Goodman, and Julianne Moore, is a must-watch for any comedy fan who hasn't seen it. It's about a regular "dude" who is mistaken for a millionaire in debt. Desperate to avoid his sure demise, he assumes the millionaire's identity, agrees to a heist with a big payday, and recruits his bowling buddies to help.

'Kim's Convenience' Season Five

Coming to Netflix: June 2

Season five of the comedy series Kim's Convenience will land on Netflix in June. The entire series is a much-watch for comedy fans, particularly those interested in seeing authentic BIPOC stories on their TV screens. It's about a Korean-Canadian family running a convenience store and all of the challenging situations that arrive in their multigenerational, multiethnic world.

'Dancing Queens'

Coming to Netflix: June 3

Dancing Queens is a Netflix original film that's sure to be hilarious. It focuses on a young, 20-something who dreams of being a dancer. She ends up working as a cleaner at a drag club, all the while dreaming she is part of the show. Of course, since she's a girl, that doesn't seem possible — or so it seems.

'Sweet Tooth'

Coming to Netflix: June 4

Based on a DC Comics story, Sweet Tooth is a new Netflix original series set to drop on the steaming service the first week of the month. It's the quirky story of a young half-human/half-deer boy surviving in a post-apocalyptic world with a slew of other hybrid creatures.

'Awake'

Coming to Netflix: June 9

Starring Gina Rodriguez, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Finn Jones, Awake is a new Netflix film about a group of people who have survived a horrific global event that's wiped out all electronic devices and robbed them of their ability to sleep. But then, a former soldier thinks she may have the solution.

'LA's Finest' Season Two

Coming to Netflix: June 9

We're not sure what happened to the TV series LA's Finest (starring Jessica Alba and Gabrielle Union) — or whether it will return for another season — but we were totally into this girl-powered police drama based on the Bad Boys film franchise. Either way, season two is being added to Netflix this month, so fans can binge watch all of the episodes whenever they want.

'Lupin'

Coming to Netflix: June 11

Part two of the Netflix original series Lupin, out of France, will land on the streamer on June 11. The series is a retelling of the story of French thief and master of disguise Arsène Lupin, and it was a something of a surprise hit when it debuted in January 2021, capturing the attention of many mystery fans.

'Skater Girl'

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Netflix

Coming to Netflix: June 11

Skater Girl is a new Netflix film about a young woman in rural India who discovers skateboarding thanks to a visitor from London. Her newfound hobby quickly turns into a passion and despite the traditional world she's grown up in, she's determined to take her sport to the competitive level.

'Wish Dragon'

Coming to Netflix: June 11

Another new Netflix original, Wish Dragon is sure to be a fun watch for kids of all ages. John Chu and Constance Wu star in this animated film about a Chinese teenager who desperately wants to reconnect with his childhood best friend. On his mission, he meets a wish-granting dragon that shows him an entirely new world of possibilities.

'Silver Linings Playbook'

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Coming to Netflix: June 17th

This 2012 film, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper, was a huge hit when it first came out. It's definitely worth watching if you haven't seen it or rewatching if you're already a fan. It's about a former teacher who moves back in with his parents and tries to reconcile with his wife after a stint in a mental institution. A chance encounter with a troubled woman makes things a bit more complicated.

'Fatherhood'

Coming to Netflix: June 18

In what's likely to be one of the best new films to hit Netflix this month, Kevin Hart's latest project, Fatherhood, will premiere just in time for Father's Day. It's the story of a man raising his daughter alone from birth after the sudden death of his wife. We can't wait to see Kevin take on this role with his signature humor and talent for expressing emotional depth.

'Good on Paper'

Coming to Netflix: June 23

Comedian Iliza Shlesinger stars in this new rom-com about a woman who has long put her love life on the back burner as she pursued a career as a stand-up comic. When she finally meets what seems like the perfect guy, though, she fears he may just be too good to be true and that there must be some underlying problem.

'The Ice Road'

Coming to Netflix: June 25

A brand-new thriller starring Hollywood veterans Liam Neeson and Laurence Fishburne, the Ice Road is about an ice driver who embarks on a seemingly impossible rescue mission after a remote diamond mine in Northern Canada collapses. Liam's signature intensity is sure to make this one worth a watch.

'America: The Motion Picture'

Coming to Netflix: June 30

With voice acting by Channing Tatum, Simon Pegg, and Judy Greer, this satirical animated film about historic events in American history offers the perfect lead-up to Independence Day. Just keep in mind, it's meant to be an outlandish comedy and doesn't at all stick to the facts.