New Movies and TV To Stream, June 20

Yes, it’s that time again, the weekend, and time to review the best new movies and television shows added online this week, to Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime. And there are some exciting new adds this week, so let’s get started.

HULU

Hulu has few big titles added this week, but they do offer Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, a 2025 sci-fi comedy. Sam Rockwell(!) stars, here, as an unnamed man, who storms into a crowded diner, warning of the end of the world. But he also tells the customers they are the only ones who can save it with him, from AI, that will bring the world’s disastrous end. And, though they are a hard sell, the diners eventually follows him on a riotous and perilous journey to save the world. Juno Temple, Haley Lu Richardson, Zazie Beetz, and Michael Peña also star, and Gore Verbinski directed. And this movie won Best Film at the 2026 Taormina International Film Festival, and gets an 81% on Rotten Tomatoes, and Amy Nicholson of the Los Angeles Times said “so intricate and angry — and so shamelessly ambitious — you can’t believe someone in today’s Hollywood was willing to put up the money to get it made.” So I’m watching. Hulu has also added Never Change!, a 2026 comedy. Here, a group of thirty-somethings are forced to return to North Meadows High to finish their senior year. So, adults like local anchor Katie Cartwright (Sofia Black-D’Elia) and Amelia Nadler (Jo Firestone), have to uproot their lives, and return to the ignominious world of high school. And though the principal (Ana Gasteyer!)promises it will just be two weeks, people soon find themselves having to endure the humiliation and chaos they thought they had escaped, years ago. Carmen Christopher, John Reynolds, Gary Richardson and Marty Schousboe directs. And this movie premiered at the Tribeca Festival, but gets only an 18% on Rotten Tomatoes. Still, Craig D. Lindsey ofRogerEbert.com said “while I found ‘Never Change!’ to be a baffling mess, I wouldn’t be surprised if it becomes the ‘Wet Hot American Summer‘ of the Gen Alpha crowd years from now.” You decide. Luckily, Hulu also offers Black Patriots: Heroes of the Revolution, a 2022 docu-series from the History channel. Here, best-selling author and basketball phenom Kareem Abdul-Jabbar tells the story of different black Americans who fought for independence in this country. People like Crispus Attucks, Peter Salem, Phillis Wheatley and James Armistead Lafayette are included, along with their efforts in the war against the British. Jyllian Gunther directs this, and two other chapters in this series- Black Patriots: Heroes of the Civil War, and Black Patriots: Buffalo Soldiers- that get an incredible 7.8/10 on IMDb. So, though I can as yet, find no online reviews, I’m watching. And, finally, Hulu has added The Seasons, a 2026 drama series. This finds American aspiring banker Cola Pierce (Jessie Mei Li), moving to Hong Kong, and anxious to gain entry to high society there. Luckily, she meets Carrie Shen (Celina Jade), who takes her under her wing, and offers her ticket into the world of the rich and famous. But the world of high society has problems of it’s own, with intrigues and dangers galore. And Cola has ulterior motives that bring bring her even more peril. Toby Stephens(!), Chris Pang, Kôki, Xyza Cada and Justin Chien also star, and there are 6 episodes available for streaming now. And this series gets an 80% on Rotten Tomatoes, and Angie Han of The Hollywood Reporter says a “little bit twisty, a little bit funny and ultimately so frothy it’ll disappear from memory faster than bubbles from a champagne coupe, this… may not be your next obsession. But under the right circumstances, it could be an ideal distraction” And I’m tuning in.
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NETFLIX

The big title added on Netflix this week is undoubtedly I Will Find You, 2026 thriller series. In yet another Harlen Coben tale, this finds David Burroughs(Sam Worthington!), in jail for the murder of his son, Matthew, when he’s told by his sister-in-law Rachel Mills (Britt Lower) that Matthew might still be alive. So Burrourghs breaks out of jail, of course, and devises a plan with Rachel to search for his son, and the truth. But with Agent Williams (Chi McBride) and his partner hot on David’s trail, he will have to fast, and quick, to avoid going back to prison, or worse. Milo Ventimiglia, Logan Browning, Erin Richards, and Madeleine Stowe(!) also star, and there are 8 episodes available now. And this series gets 7.4/10 on IMDb, and Archi Sengupta of LeisureByte.com says “while the series leans heavily on familiar thriller formulas, strong performances and relentless pacing make it an entertaining binge-watch.” So it’s on my list. But Netflix also offers Color Book, a 2024 drama. Here, Lucky (William Catlett) is finds his world shattered with the sudden death of his wife in a car accident. But he still has to care for Mason (Jeremiah Alexander Daniels), their son who has Down’s Syndrome, and brighten his world in the wake of that disaster. So the two head out on a long trip to a baseball game Mason wants to see, determined get there, no matter what lies ahead. Lynne Ashe, William Catlett, and Brandee Evans also star, and David Fortune directed, along with writing the script. And this movie won multiple awards in 2024, including Best U.S. Feature at the Chicago International Film Festival and the Denver Film Festival, and the Prix de la Critique at the Deauville Film Festival. And it gets a smashing 7.3/10 on IMDb, and said “David Fortune has created something truly special, a moving cinematic experience that makes you feel as if you are witnessing greatness unfold right in front of you.” So I’m tuning in. Netflix also offers André Is an Idiot, a 2026 documentary. Here, San Francisco advertising creative André Ricciardi describes his regret on not getting a colon cancer screening when he turned 50, later to be diagnosed with stage 4 Colon Cancer. But he goes on to document the last three and a half years of his life with quirky humor, chronicling his, adventures and his past. Tommy Chong even steps in to play his father, while Ricciardi’s wife Janice, and his best friend Lee are featured, as well. And Director Tony Benna brings it all together in a moving but humorous tribute to life. And this movie premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the U.S. Documentary, and went on additional awards, like Best Documentary Feature at the 2026 Hamptons International Film Festival. And this movie gets an impressive 97% on Rotten Tomatoes, and James Verniere of the Boston Movie News called it a “delightful/disturbing portrait of a quirky and likable funnyman finding the humor in a death sentence, his friends and family.” And I’m watching. Netflix has also added Voicemails for Isabelle, a 2026 romantic dramedy. This follows Jill(Zoey Deutch!), an aspiring baker in San Francisco, whose sister Isabelle recently died. Trying to cope, Jill starts leaving voicemails for her sister on her old phone line. But Jill doesn’t realize that her phone number now belongs to someone else, a real estate agent named Wes(Nick Robinson). And as he listens to the voicemails, Wes slowly realizes Isabelle is dead, and that he’s falling in love with her sister. But whether Jill will be open to his professions of love is another matter, entirely. Nick Offerman(!), Lukas Gage, Harry Shum Jr., and Ciara Bravo also star, while Leah McKendrick directs. And this movie gets an amazing 7.6/10 on IMDb, and Sherin Nicole of RogerEbert.com says it “has a high emotional IQ, a romantic journey you’ll want to follow, and a real sense of the lunacy that makes life hilarious—even when we’re hurting.” So I’m tuning in. And finally, Netflix has added Meet Yourself, a 2023 Chinese drama series. Here, Xu Hongdou(Liu Yifei) shaken by the death of her best friend, quits her job, and goes on a trip to the village of Yunmiao Village, in Dali, Yunnan. Burned out and overworked, she tries to appreciate life again, and revitalize her life. And then she meets Xie Zhiyao, another emigré from the big city, and finds herself confronted with the possibility of new romance. Li Xian, Hu Bingqing, Niu Junfeng, Wu Yanshu, and Dong Qing also star, and there are 40 episodes available now. And this series won many awards in 2024, including Outstanding TV Series at the Golden Eagle Awards, and Exquisite Drama of the Year at the Golden Bud Network Film and Television Festival. And it gets a whopping 8.1/10 on IMDb, and Drama Addict of Drama Slot called it “uniquely alluring.” So I’m watching.

AMAZON

Amazon has one big title added this week with Your Fault: London, a 2025 romantic drama. A sequel to Your Fault, also on Amazon, this finds Noah(Asha Banks) and Nick(Matthew Broome), still in love, but facing new difficulties. Noah wants to finish her studies at Oxford, while Nick is hard at work in London, facing increased demands from his dad. And as their separate worlds offer new pressures for the pair, their relationship suffers. And then a new face from the past appears, threatening to blow them apart. Louisa Binder, Joel Nankervis and Scarlett Rayner also star, while Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler co-direct. And this movie gets a 6.3/10 on IMDb, but Courtney Howard of Variety says “this English-language version plays as if a teen Jackie Collins wrote an illicit romance between two cantankerous step-siblings set in the worlds of “The Fast and the Furious” and “Never Back Down.” If that sounds chaotically messy, it’s because it is.” Definitely not for me. Luckily, Amazon also offers Mind Thief, a 2024 comedy/mystery. Here, mystery novelist Christine Wilde, (Angelique Pretorius)., is suffering from writer’s block, hoping to finish her second novel. But the bizarre behavior of her neighbors keeps distracting her, convincing her that something is up in the building. And while her ex-boyfriend tries to discourage her from digging, Christine is determined to find the truth, even if it kills her. Leslie L. Miller, Greg Berman and Michael Sean Tighe also star, and Matt Steinauer directed. And this movie gets a 6.4/10 on IMDb, and said “this entertainingly sinister film serves as an engaging, delightful and exquisite vehicle for both its director and star’s talents.” So I’m tuning in. And, finally, Amazon has added Raakh, 2026 Hindi crime drama series. Based on a true story, this takes place in 1978 Delhi, with a brutal crime setting the city on edge. SI Jayprakash Jatav(Ali Fazal) is assigned to the case, and works to find those responsible, while preventing any further violence. But as Jatav slogs through the gruesome facts of his case, his detractors are many, since he is born of a lower caste. But Jatav’s empathy, and his intelligence lead him to the answers, and with the help of his father, his co-workers, and a journalist, he could solve what seemed an unsolvable case. Sonali Bendre, Aamir Bashir, Akash Makhija, and Rakesh Bedi also star, and there are 8 episodes available for streaming now. and this series gets a whopping 7.6/10 on IMDb, and Md Imran of K-Waves and Beyond said ” it will undoubtedly prove to be one of the best Indian crime series this year.” And I’m watching.

So sit back and binge this weekend, on classics, old and new, on Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime. Enjoy!