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New Movies to Stream in June. Of course you want to spend July seeing Spider- Man: Homecoming, and War for the Planet of the Apes, and Dunkirk, and Atomic Blonde, and all the other blockbusters opening soon at a theater near you—it is the height of the summer movie season, after all.

But don't let yourself be distracted from the fact that this month will also feature a superb new collection of old and recent cinematic must- sees via your preferred streaming service. So amidst your trips out to the multiplex, schedule some time with at least a few of these gems, premiering this month on Netflix, Amazon Video, and i. Tunes. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Streaming on Netflix: Best in Show (July 1)Christopher Guest assembles his usual mockumentary crew (including Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, John Michael Higgins, Michael Mc. Keon, Parker Posey, Michael Hitchcock, Jane Lynch, and Jennifer Coolidge) for this comedy about a premiere dog show. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Delicatessen (July 1)Jean- Pierre Jeunet first exhibited his flair for visually ravishing fantasies with this 1.

Marc Caro) about a circus clown (Dominique Pinon) who discovers love while working for a killer butcher whose meat comes from his victims. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. E. T. And if you haven't, then stop reading this and watch it immediately. Jackass: Number Two (July 1)Once wasn't nearly enough, which is why Johnny Knoxville and his Jackass gang returned for more moronic stunts and juvenile pranks in this bigger and better movie sequel.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Matchstick Men (July 1)Nicolas Cage has rarely been more magnetic than he is in Ridley Scott's comedic crime film, about an ADD- and Tourette's syndrome- afflicted con man dealing with, among other things, his teenage daughter (Alison Lohman).

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Police Academy (July 1)Steve Guttenberg's Mahoney joins the police force—alongside a group of clownish fellow recruits, all of whom are at odds with their superior (G. Watch Contemporary Color (2017) Online there. W. Bailey)—in the first installment in this classically goofy '8. Punch- Drunk Love (July 1)Adam Sandler turns in his finest film performance as a lonely man trying to make things work with a new love (Emily Watson) in Paul Thomas Anderson's lyrical romantic comedy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (July 1)Director Mark Herman's adaptation of John Boyne's acclaimed novel filters the Holocaust through the experience of two boys—one, the son of a Nazi commander, and the other, a Jewish concentration camp inmate. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Titanic (July 1)Leonardo Di. Caprio, Kate Winslet and director James Cameron turned this sinking- ship love story into a historic box- office (and Academy Award) record- breaker. The Void (July 6)Taking inspiration from various '8. B- movies, Steven Kostanski and Jeremy Gillespie's horror film depicts the supernatural ordeal suffered by a group of people who wind up trapped in a hospital by hooded cult members. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Bad Santa 2 (July 8)It's not as funny as the first film (what is?), but Billy Bob Thornton still manages to gin up some profane humor in this second Yuletide tale about crooked department store Santa Willie T. Soke – who, this time around, is paired with his equally bad mom (Kathy Bates).

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Lion (July 9)Based on a true story, Garth Davis' inspiring drama concerns a young Indian boy (Sunny Pawar) who gets lost and winds up separated from his family for decades, only to find them again via Google Earth. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (July 1. The first Star Wars spin- off film, this 2.

Felicity Jones's Jyn Erso and her rebel pals to steal plans for the Empire's under- construction Death Star. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Incredible Jessica James (July 2. Netflix Original)Comedian Jessica Williams makes an indelible impression as a New York playwright trying to rebound from a failed romance with a new man (Chris O'Dowd) in this Netflix- exclusive romantic comedy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Dark Night (July 3. Inspired by the 2.

Aurora, Colorado shooting that took place at a movie theater showing The Dark Knight,Tim Sutton's haunting indie imagines the various personal and social factors that might have led to such a tragedy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Premiering on Amazon Video: 4.

Hrs. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Braveheart (July 1)Winner of 1.

Best Picture Oscar (as well as Best Director for Mel Gibson), this 1. Christ- like sacrifice, of William Wallace, who led the fight for Scottish independence against England. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Breakfast at Tiffany's (July 1)Audrey Hepburn was never more mesmerizing than she is in Blake Edwards' 1. Bull Durham (July 1)Possibly the best movie ever made about baseball, Ron Shelton's 1.

Kevin Costner) is hired by a minor league team to mentor a hotshot pitcher (Tim Robbins)—and both get involved with a sexy groupie (Susan Sarandon). Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Clear and Present Danger (July 1)Harrison Ford is noble American political- military hero Jack Ryan in this suitably upright adaptation of Tom Clancy's novel, about the U. S.'s secret war against South American drug cartels.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Eight Men Out (July 1)Indie director John Sayles' most accessible mainstream film is this 1.

Chicago Black Sox conspired with gamblers to throw the World Series. Flashdance (July 1)Jennifer Beals' fashion and dance movies helped make Adrian Lyne's 1. Jerry Bruckheimer production to employ MTV aesthetics—one of the most influential, and popular, hits of the decade. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (July 1)Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Eli Wallach are gunslingers who square off while searching for Confederate gold during the American Civil War in Sergio Leone's epic- in- every- single- way 1. Western. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Hunt for Red October (July 1)Sean Connery is a rogue Soviet naval commander defecting to America with his homeland's nuclear submarine, and Alec Baldwin is Jack Ryan, the U.

S. CIA analyst tasked with figuring out how to handle this volatile situation, in John Mc. Tiernan's adaptation of Tom Clancy's bestseller. Johnny Guitar (July 1)An Arizona saloonkeeper (Joan Crawford) forms an uneasy alliance with her reformed- gunslinger ex (Sterling Hayden) against a gang of bandits in Nicholas Ray's peerless 1. Western. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Kingpin (July 1)A one- handed former bowling prodigy (Woody Harrelson) aims to strike it rich by mentoring an Amish wunderkind (Randy Quaid) in this 1. Farrelly Brothers comedy co- starring Bill Murray. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Cult Comedy Movies Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (2017).

Manhattan (July 1)Woody Allen stars in his black- and- white 1. Mariel Hemingway), falls for his best friend's wife (played by his Annie Hall partner, Diane Keaton). Married to the Mob (July 1)Michelle Pfeiffer is fantastic as a mob boss whose attempts to escape the criminal life (after her husband's untimely demise) are complicated by an FBI agent (Matthew Modine) and a predatory Mafioso bigwig (Dean Stockwell) in Jonathan Demme's amusing 1. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. The Midnight Meat Train (July 1)Based on Clive Barker's 1. Bradley Cooper as a vegan photographer who becomes convinced that a butcher (Vinnie Jones) is a serial killer offing people on city subways.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Pi (July 1)Darren Aronofsky made a splash with his 1.

Torah holds the numerological key to understanding God. Pootie Tang (July 1)Written and directed by Louie C. K. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.