Each month, Netflix adds dozens of movies to its library. So how do you choose? I’ve got an updated list of the best options.
Welcome back, movie aficionados! As June’s midsummer heat ripples across our days, it’s time for another curated list of the most compelling cinematic gems that have found their way to Netflix NFLX this month. Last week, we took a deep dive into a handful of outstanding films that had newly arrived on the platform. This week, we’ve lined up an even more remarkable selection of cinematic brilliance, just added and ready to stream.
Wondering which movies stand out among the recent additions to Netflix? I’ve curated a selection of unmissable films just for you. I’ll kick things off by delving into the crème de la crème: the best movies newly available on the streaming giant. Following this, you’ll find a comprehensive compilation at the end of this article. There, I’ve listed all of the movies that have debuted on Netflix in the month of June up until now.Living (2022)
In this poignant drama directed by Oliver Hermanus, Bill Nighy delivers an Oscar-nominated performance as a civil servant whose mundane existence is shattered by a dire medical prognosis. His life, previously marked by loneliness and workplace stress, takes an unexpected detour influenced by a local libertine and a spirited woman, played by Aimee Lou Wood. His pursuit of life’s essence leads to a profound revelation, prompting a mission to leave an enduring legacy. Alongside Nighy and Wood, Alex Sharp and Tom Burke contribute to this powerful narrative about the beauty and brevity of existence.Stronger (2017)
Directed by David Gordon Green, Stronger is a testament to the unyielding spirit of humanity. Jake Gyllenhaal delivers a powerfully raw performance as Jeff Bauman, a man whose life is irrevocably changed after losing his legs in the Boston Marathon bombing. This film isn’t just about a survivor’s journey; it’s an inspiring narrative about rising above adversity, challenging our perceptions of heroism. With an equally impactful performance by Tatiana Maslany, this is a movie that will leave you moved and inspired.A Lot Like Love (2005)
What happens when friendship stumbles into love? Nigel Cole’s A Lot Like Love explores just that, featuring Ashton Kutcher and Amanda Peet in a charmingly fun, and heartwarming narrative that spans seven years of chance encounters, and romantic near-misses.
