Welcome June, New Yorkers!
Summer has officially arrived across the five boroughs. The warmer weather brings rooftop sunsets, park picnics, and those sweltering days where you desperately need A/C. In short, it’s the perfect time of year to escape into a dark, cool movie theater.
June is bringing serious heat to the big screen. This month delivers a heavily stacked slate of releases. We have highly anticipated sequels, wild comedies, gripping thrillers, and massive blockbusters that feel tailor-made for summer nights.
Here are all of the new movies coming to NYC theaters this June.
Scary Movie 6 (June 5)
What it’s about: The hilarious horror spoof franchise is finally back. Twenty-six years after outrunning a suspiciously familiar masked killer, the core four return for another round of chaotic, laugh-out-loud survival.
Why we recommend: If you grew up on these movies, the nostalgia alone is worth the ticket. It’s loud, ridiculous, and exactly the kind of mindless fun you want to kick off the summer.
🎟️ Get your ticketsMasters of the Universe (June 5)
What it’s about: By the power of Grayskull, He-Man is back. This live-action reboot is set on Planet Earth and stars Nicholas Galitzine as the legendary superhero, alongside Jared Leto as the villainous Skeletor.
Why we recommend: It’s a massive, action-packed fantasy adventure. With a fresh cast and top-tier world-building, this is a classic hero’s journey built for the biggest screen possible.
🎟️ Get your ticketsPower Ballad (June 5)
What it’s about: Rick (Paul Rudd) is a past-his-prime wedding singer who crosses paths with a fading boy-band star named Danny (Nick Jonas). Together, they attempt to navigate the messy, hilarious music industry.
Why we recommend: Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas make for an incredibly fun comedic duo. It’s a lighthearted, musical comedy that guarantees a lot of laughs and probably a few catchy original songs.
🎟️ Get your ticketsDisclosure Day (June 12)
What it’s about: If you found out we weren’t alone in the universe, would it frighten you? This gripping sci-fi drama explores what happens when humanity is finally shown the truth.
Why we recommend: It’s a smart, fast-paced thriller. If you enjoy thought-provoking stories about extraterrestrial life and intense psychological suspense, this will easily keep you guessing.
🎟️ Get your ticketsThe Furious (June 12)
What it’s about: When his daughter is abducted, a humble tradesman is thrust into action. He must navigate a deadly underworld of corruption to get her back.
Why we recommend: Sometimes you just need a high-octane revenge thriller. It is packed with intense action sequences and raw emotion, making it an absolute edge-of-your-seat experience.
🎟️ Get your ticketsToy Story 5 (June 19)
What it’s about: The beloved toys are officially back. Buzz Lightyear, Woody, Jessie, and the rest of the gang face a brand-new challenge when their jobs are threatened by a new tablet device named Lilypad.
Why we recommend: Pixar rarely misses when it comes to emotional storytelling. It pairs high-concept animation with deep heart, making it a must-watch for both kids and adults who grew up with the franchise.
🎟️ Get your ticketsThe Death of Robin Hood (June 19)
What it’s about: This darker take on the legend stars Hugh Jackman as an aging Robin Hood. Grappling with his past after a life of crime, he finds himself gravely injured and seeking redemption.
Why we recommend: It’s a gritty, grounded take on a classic character. Hugh Jackman always brings incredible emotional weight, and this looks like a captivating, intense drama.
🎟️ Get your ticketsGirls Like Girls (June 19)
What it’s about: Based on writer and director Hayley Kiyoko’s hit single and best-selling novel, this coming-of-age romance follows two teenage girls navigating first love, heartbreak, and self-discovery over one sun-drenched summer.
Why we recommend: It’s an authentic, beautifully directed story. If you’re looking for a heartfelt, character-driven romance to celebrate Pride Month, this is absolutely the movie to see.
🎟️ Get your ticketsMaddie’s Secret (June 19)
What it’s about: Essential alt-comedian John Early stars as Maddie Ralph, a plucky, hardworking dishwasher. Her life completely changes when she unexpectedly leaps to viral internet superstardom at a trendy food content company.
Why we recommend: John Early’s comedic timing is completely unmatched. This is a sharp, witty satire about internet culture and fame, guaranteed to bring constant laughs from start to finish.
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Supergirl (June 26)
What it’s about: A bold new cinematic chapter for the DC Universe. Kara Zor-El travels across the galaxy on a brutal, epic journey, finally stepping out of her famous cousin’s shadow.
Why we recommend: This isn’t your standard superhero origin story. It’s a visually stunning, sci-fi epic with massive personal stakes, giving Supergirl the intense spotlight she deserves.
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The Invite (June 26)
What it’s about: A seemingly innocent dinner party spirals out of control. A married couple on the rocks (Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen) invite their enigmatic upstairs neighbors (Penélope Cruz and Edward Norton), turning awkward small talk into a hilarious night of unearthing secrets.
Why we recommend: It’s a sharp, sophisticated comedy for adults. With an incredible A-list cast and biting dialogue, this film perfectly balances laugh-out-loud humor with real relationship drama.
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