What’s New to Netflix in June 2019, and What’s Leaving the Stream

Leaving Netflix By Fawn Neun

Summer brings long days and short nights and a host of opportunities for recreation. It also brings sizzling outdoor temperatures and sweltering heat. So, why not cool off indoors with your favorite Netflix binge? Luckily, we’ll be getting a host of great content to start off our summer in June 2019.

Summer seems to herald the “superhero” season – with plenty of big box office comic book adaptions. With “Avengers: Endgame” leaving fans wanting more, Netflix has plenty of super-content coming in June.

This includes adaptations like the series finale of “Marvel’s Jessica Jones,” “Batman Begins,” and “The Dark Knight.” You’ll also find sci-fi fare like Sundance Film Festival drama “I Am Mother.” And stay tuned for the fifth season of “Black Mirror,” a Netflix Original that has fans gasping for breath.

Anime fans can enjoy “Neon Genesis Evangelion.” You’ll want to stay indoors out of the heat and kick back in the A/C with these options.

Classic summer movies include horrorfests like “Carrie.” You can also catch must-see dramas like “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” and “Network.”

So, here are the TV shows and movies coming to Netflix in June 2019.

Notable Netflix Originals

Netflix has been rapidly expanding into every single entertainment niche, and June 2019 is no exception.

‘Marvel’s Jessica Jones,’ Season 3

We have to admit that we have some mixed feelings about the third and final season of “Jessica Jones.” The character is iconic and empowering, and the gritty tone a welcome relief from most comic-book fare. But, the second season was just such a let-down. We hate to think that it was only the riveting performance by David Tenant that elevated Season 1 to such epic proportions. Because Kristyn Ritter is perfect as Jessica in every single way.

That said, we hope that Season 3 makes us regret the show’s cancellation. We’d like to see it go out on a high note.

You can tune in on June 14 to watch as Jessica is threatened by an enemy who wants to reveal her as a fraud.

‘Black Mirror,’ Season 5

Netflix likes to surprise us, and the latest season of “Black Mirror” launches June 5 with none other than Miley Cyrus. This time, however, we’ll only get three new episodes.

That’s okay, though. It’s powerful stuff, and three episodes sounds like plenty. Check out the trailer:

‘Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City’

There’s just something special about Laura Linney that makes everything she touches worth watching. In this reboot of the classic serial by Armistead Maupin, she plays Mary Ann Singleton, returning to San Fransisco. It’s been 20 years since Mary Ann left to build a career, but now, it’s time to come home.

“Tales of the City” also stars Olympia Dukakis, returning to her role as Anna Madrigal, and Ellen Page as daughter Shawna.

Notable Classic Titles Added

Netflix is the perfect format for ticking those “must-watch” boxes. Great art spans the decades. And you’ll find that movies made 20, 30, even 50 years ago still pack a powerful punch. Especially when it comes to drama.

‘Cabaret’

This Oscar winner features Liza Minella as Sally Bowles, a bohemian stage performer in 1931 Berlin, Germany. Also on the marquee is Michael York as Brian Roberts, a sedate writer still in search of his sexual identity and his Ph.D. In the background, the rise of the Nazi regime looms.

“Cabaret” was a huge hit thanks to the musical numbers and direction of Bob Fosse. Also playing a part was its social relevance. And with plot lines that explore sexual orientation, abortion, religious persecution, and fascism, “Cabaret” is just a relevant in 2019 as it was in 1972 when the movie first released.

‘Network’

This 1976 satirical film has become such a part of popular culture that modern movies, shows, and music still quote and parody the movie. This is mostly thanks to the famous monologue scene with Peter Finch and the catchphrase: “I’m mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore.”

With four academy awards and four Golden Globes, “Network” follows the sinking ratings of a small TV station as it battles to stay on the air.

‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’

Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Southern Gothic playwright Tennesee Williams, this steamy classic stars Elizabeth Tayor and Paul Newman.

Newman plays a drunken has-been high school football player named Brick who returns home to his fathers Mississippi plantation with his wife, Maggie (Taylor). Brick and Maggie have been at odds. But Brick’s dying father, played by Burl Ives, steps in to try to heal the rift between them as well as the one between himself and his son.

Worth a Re-watch

Summertime is perfect for marathoning your favorite superhero flicks, and Netflix has got you covered. Start popping the corn! We’ll get the first two movies in The Dark Knight Trilogy in June 2019.

‘Batman Begins’

This reboot of the Batman movies takes a look at the origins of the superhero. And it also features some impressive star power. With Christian Bale as Batman, you’ll also get Michael Caine, Liam Neeson, Gary Oldman, Rutger Hauer, and Morgan Freeman.

The story follows the career of Bruce Wayne from the death of his parents into his metamorphosis as Batman. While the first handful of Batman movies were great successes, they seemed to go downhill until The Dark Knight Trilogy launched with this movie in 2005. Its success has also given rise to “origin stories,” which fans have come to demand.

‘The Dark Knight’

Many fans and critics will tell you that “The Dark Knight” is the best Batman movie ever made. And 94 percent ratings from Rotten Tomatoes from both back that up.

While “The Dark Knight” is a high-caliber comic book adaption, it’s also a compelling crime drama. Starring Christian Bale and Heath Ledger as the Joker, who won an Oscar for his riveting performance.

In this installment in the Trilogy, Batman isn’t really just fighting crime. Ledger’s Joker is more than a crook — he’s a terrorist, sending the city of Gotham into a panic with his own special brand of mayhem.

Everything Coming to Netflix in June 2019

Here’s the most recent list of new TV shows and movies Netflix is adding to the stream in June 2019. This list provides updates on content available to Netflix U.S. subscribers and the date they’re scheduled to appear on the lineup.

June 1

Arthdal Chronicles — Netflix Original Series

Oh, Ramona! — Netflix Original Film

50/50

A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day

Batman Begins

Cabaret

Carrie

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Dynasty (Season 2)

Good Night, and Good Luck

Gran Torino

Life in the Doghouse

Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa

Magic Mike

Network

Platoon

Prosecuting Evil: The Extraordinary World of Ben Ferencz

Satan & Adam

Small Soldiers

The Dark Knight

The Phantom of the Opera

The Space Between Us

What a Girl Wants

June 3

Documentary Now! (Season 3)

Malibu Rescue: The Series — Netflix Original Family Series

June 4

Miranda Sings Live … You’re Welcome — Netflix Original Standup comedy

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June 5

A Silent Voice

Black Mirror (Season 5) — Netflix Original Series

Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch

June 6

Alles ist gut — Netflix Original Film

Todos lo saben

June 7

3% (Season 3) — Netflix Original Series

Belmonte

The Black Godfather — Netflix Original Film

The Chef Show — Netflix Original Series

Designated Survivor (Season 3) — Netflix Original Series

Elisa & Marcela — Netflix Original Film

I Am Mother — Netflix Original Film

Pachamama — Netflix Original Kids Movie

Rock My Heart — Netflix Original Film

Super Monsters Monster Pets — Netflix Original Kids Movie

Tales of the City — Netflix Original Series

June 8

Berlin, I Love You

June 11

Disney’s Ralph Breaks the Internet

June 12

Jo Koy: Comin’ In Hot — Netflix Original Standup Comedy

Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese — Netflix Original Documentary Film

June 13

The 3rd Eye 2 — Netflix Original Movie

Jinn — Netflix Original Series

Kakegurui xx— Netflix Original Anime

June 14

Aggretsuko (Season 2)— Netflix Original Anime

The Alcasser Murders — Netflix Original Documentary Series

Awake: The Million Dollar Game — Netflix Original Reality TV Series

Charite at War — Netflix Original Series

Cinderela Pop — Netflix Original Movie

Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce (Season 5)

Leila — Netflix Original Series

Life Overtakes Me — Netflix Original Documentary Movie

Marlon (Season 2)

Murder Mystery — Netflix Original Movie

Unit 42 — Netflix Original Series

June 15

Grey’s Anatomy (Season 15)

June 16

Cop Car

June 17

The Missing (Season 3) — Netflix Original Series

June 18

Adam Devine: Best Time of Our Lives— Netflix Original Standup Comedy

Big Kill

June 19

Beats— Netflix Original Movie

The Edge of Democracy— Netflix Original Documentary Movie

June 20

Le Chant du Loup — Netflix Original Movie

June 21

Ad Vitam — Netflix Original Series

Bolivar — Netflix Original Series

The Casketeers (Season 2) — Netflix Original Series

The Confession Tapes (Season 2) — Netflix Original Series

Dark (Season 2) — Netflix Original Series

The End of Evangelion

EVANGELION: DEATH (TRUE)²

Girls Incarcerated (Season 2) — Netflix Original Series

GO! Live Your Way (Season 2) — Netflix Original Kids Series

Jaoon Kahan Bata Ae Dil — Netflix Original Movie

La misma sangre — Netflix Original Movie

Mr. Iglesias — Netflix Original Series

Neon Genesis Evangelion

Shooter (Season 3)

June 24

Forest of Piano (Season 2) — Netflix Original Anime

June 25

Mike Epps: Only One Mike — Netflix Original Standup Comedy

June 26

The Golem

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

The Zookeeper

June 27

Answer for Heaven — Netflix Original Series

June 28

20th Century Women

7SEEDS — Netflix Original Anime

Dope (Season 3) — Netflix Original Series

Exhibit A — Netflix Original Documentary Series

Instant Hotel (Season 2) — Netflix Original Series

Motown Magic (Season 2) — Netflix Original Kids Series

Paquita Salas (Season 3) — Netflix Original Series

The Chosen One — Netflix Original Series

June 30

Madam Secretary (Season 5)

Scare Tactics (Seasons 4 and 5)

Last Chance to Watch on Netflix

It’s inevitable that Netflix will make room for new content, and some of their contracts are due to expire. So, here’s the list of titles you won’t find on the streaming service after June 2019.

Notable Titles Leaving Netflix in June 2019

More Disney titles will be leaving Netflix in June 2019 as the Mouse House continues to build its own content-streaming empire. This includes “101 Dalmatians,” “The Fox and the Hound 2,” and “Mulan 2.”

Other titles you’ll want to catch before they’re gone forever are “Apollo 13,” “Pretty in Pink,” “I Am Legend,” “Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2,” and “Stargate.”

Everything Leaving Netflix in June 2019

The following is a list of titles scheduled for removal from Netflix streaming. Note that you may be able to get them on DVD if you have that subscription option.