Coming to Netflix Streaming June 2018

A tentative list of film and TV titles that are coming to Netflix Instant Streaming sometime during the month of June.  Will update as we learn more titles and when we get the official list on Wednesday!

NOTE:  Titles are now caught up; descriptions are done.

NOTE 2:  Now caught up to date on titles!

NOW STREAMING:

MOVIES:

June 1:

101 Dalmatians (1996):  The parents of a group of kidnapped dalmatians seek help from their friends to help rescue them from a woman planning on an evil scheme; with Glenn Close.

Assassination Games (2011):  Rival assassins reluctantly team up with the DEA to take down a drug cartel; with Jean-Claude Van Damme and Scott Adkins.

B.A. Pass 2 (2017):  Young woman eager to avoid an arranged marriage moves to Mumbai where she learns about show business, life, and love; with Kritika Sachdeva.

Bad Genius (2017):  A top student gets drawn into a cheating racket with high risks and rewards, but she might lose more than she can win; with Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying.

Beyond JFK (1992):  This documentary goes beyond the JFK film to explore the investigation of and the conspiracy theories surrounding his assassination.

Blue Jasmine (2013):  Fashionable New York City homemaker takes some personal blows and is forced to reinvent herself on a more modest lifestyle; with Cate Blanchett.

Bobbi Jene (2017):  Candid documentary follows the efforts of dancer Bobbi Jene Smith as she leaves a noted Israeli choreographer to forge her own artistic path.

The Boy (2016):  A nanny is hired for raising a boy by a young couple, but starts to learn some unusual things about him once she takes the job; with Lauren Cohen.

Carpool (1996):  He needed a getaway car, but a bungling bank robber gets more than he suspected when he carjacks a minivan; with Tom Arnold and David Paymer.

The Covenant (2006):  The reign of four boys as leaders of an exclusive prep academy is threatened by a newcomer who knows their secret; with Steven Strait.

The Departed (2006):  A cop dives undercover into the Irish mob, not knowing the syndicate is about to do the same within the police department; with Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon.

George Balachine's The Nutcracker (1993):  The perennial Christmas ballet classic is performed on screen with the aid of New York ballet performers; with Kevin Kline and Macaulay Culkin.

He Named Me Malala (2015):  Documentary reveals the story of a Pakistani girl whose advocacy for women's education has won her many fans...and some enemies.

Just Friends (2005):  Ten years after graduating, a once fat guy who had a crush on his friend has slimmed down and decides to give it another shot; with Ryan Reynolds and Amy Smart.

Miracle (2004):  US hockey coach Herb Brooks tries to turn a ragtag crew of college athletes into a finely honed team in time for the 1980 Olympics in this docudrama; with Kurt Russell.

National Treasure (2004):  In order to keep treasure away from an unscrupulous rival, a historian decides to steal a map hidden in the Declaration of Independence; with Nicolas Cage.

Natsamrat - Asa Nat Hone Nahi (2016):  Veteran Shakespeare actor steps off the stage and into old age, but things go less than gracefully for him; with Nana Patekar.

The New Age (1994):  Married yuppie couple try to find themselves by starting a trendy clothing store in Los Angeles and seeking advice from self-help gurus; with Peter Weller and Judy Davis.

Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist (2008):  Freshly dumped teen bonds with a lively girl who in a wild night while searching for a secret concert; with Michael Cera and Kat Dennings.

Outside In (2018):  Man released from prison for a crime he didn't commit develops a complex bond with the woman who advocated for his early release; with Jay Duplass and Edie Falco.

Pedal the World (2015):  Documentary showcases the efforts of cyclist Felix Starck to travel 18,000 kilometers on his bike across 22 countries.

The Prince and Me 4: The Royal Adventure (2009):  Edvard and Paige try to help a Princess out with a love crisis and search for a missing elephant; with Chris Geere.

Righteous Kill (2008):  Two detectives investigate a series of killings linked to an old case that suggests a disturbing outcome; with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro.

Rumor Has It (2005):  Sarah travels to her sister's wedding in California and learns an intriguing rumor about her own family; with Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Costner.

Singularity (2017):  A century after artificial intelligence attempted to wipe out humanity on Earth, two survivors seek out a rumored safe haven; with John Cusack.

Taking Lives (2004):  A FBI profiler is recruited to help cops search for a serial killer who takes the identity of his victims; with Angelina Jolie and Ethan Hawke.

Terms and Conditions May Apply (2013):  Timely documentary focuses on the erosion of privacy in the digital age through interviews with tech leaders and futurists.

That Night (1992):  Lonely teen helps her spirited sister sneak off to see a bad boy, but is unprepared for the repercussions that follow; with Juliette Lewis and Helen Shaver.

Would You Rather (2013):  A young woman agrees to participate in a sadistic millionaire's lethal game in order to win funds for her sick brother; with Brittany Snow.

June 2:

The King's Speech (2010):  Newly appointed King George VI seeks help for a stammering problem with a speech therapist with unusual methods; with Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush.

June 4:

The Star (2017):  Donkey with big dreams escapes his life of labor and befriends several free spirited animals in this loose retelling of the Nativity Story; with voice of Steven Yuen.

June 5:

Thor: Ragnarok (2017):  The mighty Thor has to battle his way back to Asgard and save his home from a bloodthirsty goddess of death; with Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston.

June 7:

Jihad: A Story of the Others (2015):  Deeyah Khan speaks to Muslims who embraced radical extremism only to change their minds later on.

White Right: Meeting the Enemy (2017):  Deeyah Khan explores whether it is possible to overcome the hate and rhetoric in order to connect with white supremacists.\

June 8:

Alex Strangelove (2018):  Alex plans to lose his virginity to his lovely girlfriend Claire, but plans hit a snag when equally lovable Elliot shows up; with Daniel Doheny.

Ali's Wedding (2018):  The son of an Iraqi born cleric in Melbourne has to choose between family duty and his heart when a white lie spins out of control; with Osamah Sami.

Franco Escamilla: Por La Anecdota (2018):  The Mexican comic discusses new experiences and his life in this special.

June 12:

My Daddy is in Heaven (2017):  Mother struggles to keep her life together for the sake of her family after her husband suddenly passes; with Jenn Gotzen Chandler.

A New Capitalism (2017):  Global entrepreneurs seek alternatives to current capitalist structures by having profitable businesses also deal with social inequality in this documentary.

June 14:

Cutie and the Boxer (2013):  Oscar nominated documentary explores the relationship between husband and wife artists and the efforts of the female artist to seek an identity of her own.

June 15:

Barbra Streisand...and Other Musical Instruments (1973):  Streisand freshens up her catalog of music with interesting arrangements and instrumentation; with Ray Charles.

Barbra Streisand: A Happening in Central Park (1968):  Live concert special has Babs singing her signature songs for a crowd of 135,000 fans in New York City.

Barbra Streisand: The Concert (1994):  Backed by a lush orchestra, Streisand sings songs from throughout her career in this special.

Barbra Streisand: Timeless: Live in Concert (2001):  Live show from Las Vegas has Babs perform her greatest hits.

Chronicle of an Escape (2006):  A soccer goalie is kidnapped by the Argentinian military, but he becomes the leader in helping a group of prisoners escape; with Rodrigo de la Serna.

Color Me Barbra (1966):  Streisand performs in concert and in sequences at a museum in Philadelphia and at a circus in this special.

The Imaginarium of Dr. Parassus (2009):  An immortal doctor must renegotiate a deal with the devil to save his daughter and right wrongs of his past; with Heath Ledger.

Karl Metzler: Made to Be Broken (2017):  Metzler, an ultramarathoner chronicles his last attempt to complete the Appalachian Trail in record time.

La Hora Final (2017):  Two Peruvian detectives go undercover to locate and capture the elusive leader of a guerrila army; with Pietro Sibille.

Lego House: Home of the Brick (2018):  In a Denmark town, 25 million Lego bricks are used to construct a house of nearly 130,000 square feet.  Sadly, Ed Sheeran wasn't invited.

Lust Stories (2018):  Anthology film series has 4 directors tell tales of love, sex, and relationships in modern India; with Vicky Kaushal.

Maktub (2018):  Two low-level mobsters change their ways after surviving a bomb attack in Jerusalem and decide to go about making Wailing Wall prayers come true; with Guy Amir.

My Name is Barbra (1965):  Streisand's first ever special goes on location and reveals various surprises in a change from the usual shows of the time.

Pacificum: El Retorno al Oceano (2017):  This special has various scientists explore the majestic coastline of Peru through land, sea, and air.

Set It Up (2018):  Two beleaguered employees stage a romantic merger between their workaholic bosses that leads to an unexpected bonus; with Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell.

A Star is Born (1976):  The marriage between an aging rocker and a gifted songbird is shaken up as their careers take different paths; with Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.

Step Up 2: The Streets (2008):  When a street dancer is kicked off her team following joining an elite prep school, she builds a team of outcasts for an underground dance battle; with Brianna Evigan.

Sunday's Illness (2017):  Chiara finds her mother after decades of abandonment and asks her to spend 10 days with her in a remote location; with Barbara Lennie.

June 16:

In Bruges (2008):  After their latest assignment in London goes wrong, two hit men are told to lay low in a small Belgian town until they're contacted again; with Colin Farrell.

June 19:

Hannah Gadsby: Nanette (2018):  The Aussie comic and actress (Please Like Me) puts a twist on the traditional stand up concert by mixing punchlines with personal confessions.

June 20:

The Many Faces of Ito: The Movie (2018):  Washed up writer stumbles onto a connection between a group of women she's been using for content and a man named Ito; with Masaki Okada.

June 21:

Us and Them (2018):  Two strangers meet on a train and form an evolving bond.  Years after they break up, they reunite and reflect; with Jing Boran.

June 22:

Brain on Fire (2018):  Young reporter for the New York Post visits doctor after doctor for an elusive diagnosis for her peculiar symptoms; with Chloe Grace Moretz and Thomas Mann.

Derren Brown: Miracle (2018):  British illusionist Brown uses a series of stunts to draw questions on faith healing and the confines of pain, fear, and disbelief.

June 23:

Tarzan (1999):  A shipwreck leaves a child alone to grow up in the wilderness with a big destiny ahead of him; with voices of Tony Goldwyn and Minnie Driver.

June 24:

The Darkest Dawn (2016):  Aspiring filmmaker records an alien invasion while with her sister and a bickering group of survivors as they struggle to stay alive; with Drew Casson.

Hungerford (2014):  Cowen learns while filming his life for a class that his small English town may be under an ominous, supernatural influence; with Drew Casson.

The Last Laugh (2016):  This documentary brings out comedians, writers, and entertainment icons to discuss if it's possible to joke about horrible tragedies; with Sarah Silverman and Mel Brooks.

To Each, Her Own (2018):  Simone is finally able to work up the courage to tell her conservative family that she's a lesbian, only to fall for a male chef from Senegal; with Sarah Stern.

June 25:

Expelled from Paradise (2014):  Human survivors of a global catastrophe are uploaded onto a cyber network, but someone or something is breaking into it; with voice of Rie Kugimiya.

June 26:

Star Wars Episode 8: The Last Jedi (2017):  As the remainder of the Resistance flees Kylo Ren and the First Order, Rey seeks out Luke who wants nothing more to do with the Force; with Mark Hamill and Daisy Ridley.

W. Kamau Bell: Private School Negro (2018):  The comedian dives into parenting in the Trump era, free speech, woke children's TV, and going off the grid.

June 27:

Skydancers (2014):  The powerful spirit of women pilots at the World Aerobatic Championships is displayed in this short documentary.

June 28:

Birthmarked (2018):  Is nature or nurture more important?  Two scientists test the theories using their own children.  The results might surprise them; with Toni Collette and Matthew Goode.

June 29:

Calibre (2018):  On a Scottish hunting trip, two lifelong friends find cracks in their relationship after a few unexpected turns; with Jack Lowden.

Jani Duenas: Grandes Fracasos de Ayer y Hoy (2018):  The Chilean comic/personality reflects on aging, diet, and sex in her first Netflix stand up special.

La Pena Maxima (2018):  A Mexican soccer superfan faces a difficult choice: support his team in the World Cup or help out his family; with Adrian Uribe.

Recovery Boys (2018):  This documentary showcases four young men who bond at a farming based rehab center as they attempt to rebuild their lives after years of opioid addiction.

Tau (2018):  Reviews may be harsh, but I'm still curious about this story of a young woman who attempts to escape an inventor's high tech prison; with Maika Monroe and Gary Oldman.

June 30:

The Maus (2017):  While traveling with her German boyfriend, Selma faces both the remnants of the Bosnian war and the ethnic cleansing her family faced; with Alma Terzic.

Mohawk (2017):  During the 1812 War, two Native Americans and their British ally are chased by American soldiers thirsty for revenge; with Kaniehtiio Horn.

TV:

June 1:

100% Hotter Season 1 (2016):  A stylist, hair designer, and a makeup artist team up to give British fashion disasters a new lease on life in this series.

Busted Season Finale (2018):  In these final couple of episodes, a culprit begs to be escorted to a police station and a text from a man vanished months before leads to a final challenge.

Escape to the Continent Season 1 (2014):  British people looking to start life anew in Europe learn the advantages and disadvantages while going house hunting in this series.

Gabru: Hip Hop Revolution Season 1 (2018):  This docuseries examines the struggles, hopes, and dreams of three aspiring rappers from India as they work towards the big time.

The Hairy Biker's Chicken and Egg Season 1 (2016):  Two middle aged men ride around on motorcycles, try various chicken and egg dishes and drop more puns than Pecking Order.

November 13: Attack on Paris (2018):  The personal recollection of survivors and first responders shows the anguish, kindness, and bravery following the 2015 terror attack on Paris.

The Sniffer Season 3 (2017):  The death of his father leads to an unexpected mystery involving his family and a mysterious professor; with Ivan Oganesyan.

Whisker Wars Season 1 (2011):  American team captain Phil looks to create an upset at the World Championships, but his motives lead to questions and tensions in this reality series.

June 2:

Dinosaur King Seasons 1-2 (2007-8):  Max, Rex, and Zoe use some found tablets to race the evil Alpha Gang to find living dinosaurs; with voice of Megumi Matsumoto.

June 3:

The Break with Michelle Wolf (2018):  Wolf discusses various news and sketches with the topic of "Be Honest"; with Neal Brennan.

June 4:

Bangkok Bachelors Season 1 (2016):  Three young Thai men living carefree lives as bachelors deal with true love when each meets a beautiful woman; with Sean Jindachot.

Joseph Campbell and the Power of Myth (1988):  Campbell argues for the necessity for modern myths that fit our ever-changing world in this series.

June 5:

iZombie Season 4 (2017):  Liv deals with the aftermath of Discovery Day which has turned her native Seattle into a zombie segregation zone; with Rose McIver.

Jamie and Jimmy's Food Fight Club Season 4 (2016):  More fun and food with celebrities and chefs Jamie Oliver and Jimmy Doherty; with Goldie Hawn and David Tennant.

June 6:

Explained Season 1 (2018):  This particular episode tackles the pros and cons of cryptocurrencies and why it's so coveted.

June 7:

The Night Shift Season 4 (2017):  San Antonio Memorial goes through more changes when a merger occurs and the staff is kept on their toes by an influx of veterans; with Eoin Macken.

June 8:

The Hollow Season 1 (2018):  Three teens combine forces to get back home from a strange land of magic, puzzles, and monsters; with the voices of Mark Hildreth and Ashleigh Ball.

Marcella Season 2 (2017):  Marcella uses hypnotherapy to deal with blackouts while her son searches for a child killer with an unusual motive; with Anna Friel.

Sense8 Series Finale (2018):  Find out how it all ends; with Brian J. Smith and Doona Bae.

The Staircase Season 1 (2018):  An author finds his life going through a microscope when his wife dies mysteriously in this docuseries.

Treehouse Detectives Season 1 (2018):  A brother and sister bear use facts and clues to solve mysteries for their friends in their own backyard; with voice of Brody Allen.

June 9:

Wynonna Earp Season 2 (2017):  Wynonna dives deeper into her family's curse while she and her crew continue to clear Purgatory of dangerous new invaders; with Melanie Scrofano.

June 10:

The Break with Michelle Wolf (2018):  Michelle and company look at Bad Opinions with guest Tim Cappello.  Wonder if he'll play saxophone?

June 11:

Portlandia Season 8 (2017):  Final season of the quirky comedy has various characters in Portland dealing with dating apps, vans, and special glasses; with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.

June 13:

Explained Season 1 (2018):  This particular episode tackles various diets and why they fail thanks to help from genetics, marketing, and food environments.

June 14:

Grand Designs: Australia Season 4 (2013):  Docuseries explores the efforts of people to think outside the box and build their dream homes.

The Hairy Bikers' Asian Adventure Season 1 (2014):  Cooking enthusiasts Dave and Si travel the Far East on motorcycle to enjoy the cuisine of Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, and Korea.

House Doctor Collection Season 1 (2016):  British homes lagging on the real estate market get a jolt of adrenaline from a straight talking American; with Tracy Metro.

I Own Australia's Best Home Season 1 (2016):  Three property experts spend time at three homes to determine which one deserves to move on in a competition.

I Own Britain's Best Home Season 1 (2008):  Three property experts spend time at three homes to determine which residence deserves to move on in a competition.

Marlon Season 1 (2017):  Devoted but carefree father helps his level-headed ex-wife raise two children in this series; with Marlon Wayans and Essence Atkins.

June 15:

After the Raves Season 1 (2016):  DJ Tommie Sunshine goes to various global cities to meet electronic dance music (EDM) fans and learn their stories.

Hollywood Weapons: Fact or Fiction Season 1 (2017):  Two hosts combine combat and firepower expertise to break down the plausibility of various Hollywood action scenes.

The Horn Season 1 (2016):  The alpine search and rescue team known as Air Zermatt that operates on the peaks of Switzerland's Matterhorn mountain is the focus of this docuseries.

Liquid Science Season 1 (2017):  GZA from the Wu Tang Clan hosts this look at the many ways that science is changing our lives.

Queer Eye Season 2 (2018):  More dramatic makeovers, hip tips, and heartfelt reveals as the new Fab Five go back to work.

The Ranch Part 5 (2018):  Beau draws a line in the sand, Colt finds his relationship with Abby evolving, and Rooster finds trouble; with Sam Elliott and Ashton Kutcher.

The Road Trick Season 1 (2017):  Illusionist Adam Trent uses magic as a bridge as he travels across Europe, making friends and having memorable experiences along the way.

Screenland Season 1 (2017):  The designers, programmers, and wild personalities that are behind the revolutions in virtual reality and global gaming is the focus for this series.

Social Fabric Season 1 (2017):  Clothing designer Kyle Ng takes us around the world to learn about streetwear staples and fashion trends in this series.

True: Magical Friends Season 1 (2018):  Bartleby and True use their power of friendship to resolve problems throughout the Rainbow Kingdom in this series; with voice of Michela Luci.

True: Wonderful Wishes Season 1 (2018):  True and Bartleby travel throughout the Rainbow Kingdom to make wishes come true; with voice of Michela Luci.

Voltron: Legendary Defender Season 6 (2018):  Voltron heads for another showdown as the lines between light and dark forces continue to blur and shocking things are revealed.

June 16:

Grey's Anatomy Season 14 (2017):  The surgeons and hospital administration deal with the aftermath of an explosion leading to big changes; with Ellen Pompeo.

June 17:

The Break with Michelle Wolf Season 1 (2018):  Michelle tackles North Korea, a new snack made for men, and strong feelings in this episode; with Hannibal Buress.

Club de Cuervos Presenta: The Ballad of Hugo Sanchez Season 1 (2018):  Chava's personal assistant gets to lead his soccer team to win in Nicaragua, if his mom will let him; with Jesus Zavala.

Marvel's Agents of SHIELD Season 5 (2017):  Coulter and his fellow agents risk everything to keep a nightmarish future from becoming reality; with Clark Gregg and Ming-Na Wen.

June 18:

Club Friday the Series 7 Seasons 1-7 (2016):  Callers confess to love and heartbreak in this Thai series based on a popular call in radio show; with Sornram Tappituk.

Encerrados Season 1 (2018):  Fictional series explores what happens when various people feel trapped physically, emotionally, or psychologically; with Luis Machan.

Love Rhythms - Accidental Daddy Season 1 (2016):  The bachelor lifestyle of a successful DJ is upended by a young woman who claims to be his long lost daughter; with Udom Taephanit.

June 19:

The Underwear Season 1 (2017):  A group of teenagers with various love issues find their worlds colliding in a cafe and online; with Thanabordee Jaiyen.

June 20:

Explained Season 1 (2018):  This week's episode tries to make sense of the stock market and whether it's accurate in explaining the health of the economy.

The Vietnam War: A Film by Ken Burns and Lynn Novack Season 1 (2017):  Epic, comprehensive chronicle of the Vietnam War featuring photos, videos, and recollections from various sides.

June 22:

Cooking on High Season 1 (2018):  Competitive cannibis cooking show has its contestants whipping up dishes for a chill group of judges.

Heavy Rescue: 401 Season 2 (2018):  Continuing adventures of a crack team of rescuers who work in dire conditions in Ontario to save lives on the busiest highway in North America.

Luke Cage Season 2 (2018):  Luke deals with increasing fame and responsibility as a new visitor to Harlem comes in with powers and plans; with Mike Colter.

June 23:

Life Sentence Season 1 (2018):  Cured of what she thought was terminal cancer, a young woman faces experiences resulting from years of living for today; with Lucy Hale.

June 24:

The Break with Michelle Wolf Season 1 (2018):  In this episode called Entertainment Explosion, Michelle breaks down the news, calls out shady politicians, and tackles sensationalism in journalism.

June 25:

Borges Season 1 (2018):  Four import company employees left in the lurch after their boss flees the country turn to online video as a way to make ends meet; with Thati Lopes.

Hotel Transylvania Season 1 (2017):  With her dad away, Mavis is out to play if Aunt Lydia doesn't stop her first; with voice of Bryn McAuley.

June 26:

Secret City Season 1 (2016):  A student's protest leads to a government scandal that has repercussions for Australia's toughest journalist; with Anna Torv and Jacki Weaver.

Supergirl Season 3 (2017):  While Supergirl faces a fierce new villain with extraordinary superpowers, alter ego Kara befriends Lena Luther; with Melissa Benoist and Mehcad Brooks.

June 27:

The Disastrous Life of Saiki K Season 2 (2018):  Despite having superpowers, Saiki tries to lead a normal life even with some oddball classmates.

June 29:

Churchill's Secret Agents: The New Recruits Season 1 (2018):  This history-based reality series has 14 contestants undergo the same process as British spies did during World War 2.

The Forest Season 1 (2017):  Local police and a concerned teacher come across a web of deception and secrets while searching for a missing teenage girl; with Samuel Lebarthe.

GLOW Season 2 (2018):  Ruth and the other girls deal with new faces, life changes, and show business pressures as they attempt to take their federation to the next level; with Alison Brie.

Harvey Street Kids Season 1 (2018):  A trio of girls right wrongs and enjoy ice cream in Harvey Street where kids rule and every day feels like Saturday; with voice of Lauren Lapkus.

Kiss Me First Season 1 (2017):  Lonely young woman hooked on a virtual reality game befriends a party girl that takes her to new thrills and dark secrets; with Tallulah Haddon.

Nailed It! Season 2 (2018):  Amateur chefs attempt to recreate edible masterpieces in this reality competition series.  The key word of course is attempt.

Paquita Salas Season 2 (2017):  Paquita must cope with a devastating loss while trying to keep her agency afloat and find work for her two clients.

June 30:

Fate/EXTRA Last Encore: Oblitus Copernican Theory (2018):  Hakuno finds himself in the middle of the Holy Grail War with no memories, but a need to survive; with voice of Atsushi Abe.

Hawaii Five-O Season 8 (2017):  McGarrett and Williams lead their team of Honolulu police officers to solve various cases while dealing with staff turnover; with Alex O'Laughlin and Scott Caan.

Hormones: The Final (Third) Season (2015):  With the seniors graduating, a new class joins in a Bangkok high school including an American girl and a funny guy hiding a secret.

NCIS Season 15 (2017):  Gibbs and McGee make their way back from Paraguay and the team continues to solve mysteries while dealing with staff turnover; with Mark Harmon.

Somewhere Between Season 1 (2017):  A local news reporter is given one opportunity to relive a deadly week and save her daughter from a serial killer; with Paula Patton and Devon Sawa.

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