Searching for the latest and greatest movies to stream this June 2024? Look no further! We’ve got a diverse list of top movies, ranging from monster hits to intense dramas. Let’s dive right in.
Godzilla Minus One
Enter the post-World War II setting of Godzilla Minus One, where the nation faces an unparalleled threat—Godzilla. Directed by Takashi Yamazaki and featuring strong performances by Ryunosuke Kamiki and Minami Hamabe, it’s a must-see for monster movie fans.
Hit Man
Glen Powell stars as Gary Johnson in Richard Linklater’s new movie Hit Man, a comedic action thriller exploring the blurred lines of morality in the world of professional assassins. Powell shines alongside Adria Arjona in this gripping flick.
Crazy Rich Asians
Dive into the opulent world of Singapore’s elite with Crazy Rich Asians. Directed by Jon M. Chu and starring Constance Wu, Henry Golding, and Michelle Yeoh, it’s an endlessly watchable romantic comedy filled with lavish settings and sharp humor.
Cold Copy
The new film Cold Copy features a reporter moment with Tracee Ellis Ross in a starring role. The storyline revolves around a journalist who is willing to do anything for a story
, making it essential viewing for fans of intense journalism dramas.
Detective Pikachu
Ryan Reynolds lends his voice to Pikachu in Detective Pikachu. Alongside Justice Smith, they solve mysteries and enjoy quirky, coffee-loving antics in the world of Pokémon.
Two Can Play That Game
This classic rom-com stars Vivica A. Fox and Morris Chestnut as they navigate the complexities of modern relationships with wit and charm. A must-watch for rom-com enthusiasts.
300 Rise of an Empire
Noam Murro directs 300 Rise of an Empire, featuring naval battles that followed Thermopylae. Eva Green’s powerful performance stands out, making it worth watching for fans of epic sagas.
Dune 1984
I know everyone loves Denis Villeneuve’s version, but give David Lynch’s Dune (1984) another shot. Kyle MacLachlan delivers as Paul Atreides on his hallucinatory journey to godlike revenge.
Tangerine
Sean Baker’s Tangerine, shot on an iPhone, offers a raw portrayal of life on L.A.’s streets through the eyes of two transgender sex workers during Christmas Eve.
Wonder
Directed by Stephen Chbosky, Wonder features Jacob Tremblay as Auggie—whose heartwarming smile amidst facial scars captivates viewers. It’s a narrative about acceptance and kindness suitable for all ages.
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