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Here Are All The New Movies Streaming On Netflix In June

Rebecca Fishbein

Published May 30, 2014

Modified May 30, 2014

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Another month has come and gone, and as May flits away into the wind, so too do a slew of the fine cinematic offerings streaming on Netflix. This month, we bid farewell to stalwarts like Lost In Translation, Roman Holiday, the original Planet of the Apes and There Will Be Blood. On the other hand, June'll be bringing in a few dozen new films, like Wayne's World, Clear and Present Danger and Ever After, which is a movie with Anjelica Huston and therefore needs no further explanation of its awesomeness.

Here's the full list of movies that will be streaming on Netflix starting June 1st:

The Adventures of Milo and Otis
Apocalypse Now
Annie Hall
The Art of the Steal
At the Earth's Core
Barbershop
The Believer
Better Than Chocolate
Bingo
Blood and Chocolate
Carrie
The Chorus
Clear and Present Danger
Cold Mountain
The Craft
Dance With Me
Devil's Knot
Duplex
El Dorado
Escape From Tomorrow
Ever After
First Knight
Funny Lady
Harriet the Spy
I.Q.
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead
Iron Monkey
Julia
Lady Vengeance
Left Behind: Tribulation Force
Loser
The Man From Snowy River
The Mean Season
Mission: Impossible III
My Baby's Daddy
Nanking
Oldboy
Picture Perfect
Popeye
Reign Over Me
A River Runs Through It
Rudy
Short Circuit 2
The Stepford Wives
These Birds Walk
Tetro
Trailer Park Boys Live in F**kin Dublin
Trailer Park Boys: Say Goodnight to the Bad Guys
The Triplets of Belleville
Swept Away
Wayne's World
We Were Soldiers
Wicker Park

And set aside a few moments of silence for these soon-to-be booted films. Be sure to note that The Babysitter's Club expires on May 31st, so if you had plans with adult humans tonight, please cancel them and indulge instead in the classic '90s misadventures of tween babysitters Kristy, Stacey, Dawn and Claudia.

A Fish Called Wanda
A Fistful Of Dollars
A Good Woman
Another Day in Paradise
Another Happy Day
A Snowmobile For George
Bad Lieutenant
Becoming Santa
Bedazzled (1967)
Better This World
Boys Over Flowers
Brubaker
Busting Out
But I'm a Cheerleader
Carmen Jones
City Hunter
Creating Destiny
Darshan: The Embrace
Day Night Day Night
Deadly Blessing
Diary of a Nymphomaniac
Diary Of A Single Mom
Dreaming Of Tibet
Ed (1996)
8 Million Ways To Die
Episode 50
Escape From L.A.
Fear Island
Frankensteer
From the Ground Up
Get Rich or Die Tryin'
Gods and Monsters
Granny D Goes to Washington
Harold
Heaven's Burning
Hoffa
In & Out
In Prison My Whole Life
I Want Candy
Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Kevin
Kill the Poor
Last Night
Lie To Me
Little Gobie
Lost And Delirious
Lost In Translation
Love And A .45
Lust in the Dust
Messages Deleted
Michael Feinstein: The Sinatra Legacy
Michel Strogoff
Miss Firecracker
Mistress
My Girlfriend Is A Gumiho
National Lampoon's The Legend of...
Natural Selection
Nude Nuns With Big Guns
One Fall
Over The Top
Pasta
Planet Of Snail
Planet Of The Apes (1968)
Playful Kiss
Project X
Protect the Boss
Rapid Fire
Regarding Henry
River Of No Return
Robotropolis
Roman Holiday
Scent Of A Woman (2011)
Secret Garden
666 Revealed
Shining Inheritance
Sick Nurses
Split Estate
Star Kid
Stars Falling From The Sky
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Store Wars
Stuart Little
Summer's Moon
Super Troopers
The Bodyguard
The Bodyguard 2
The Deep End
The Final Cut
The Forest For The Trees
The Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus
The Great Queen Seondeck
The Kitchen
The Lair of the White Worm
The Legend of Bagger Vance
The Mothman Prophecies
The New Girlfriend
The Piano
The Queens of Comedy
There Will Be Blood
The Super Hero Squad Show
The Swan Princess
The Waiting Room
Toast
True Grit (1969)
UFOs 50 Years of Denial
Vijay
What Goes Around Comes Around
What My Husband Doesn't Know
Wild Things
Without Men
You Are Beautiful

If the stress of (temporarily) losing these cinematic masterpieces is too hard to bear, keep in mind that Netflix will be gifting us with a new season of Orange Is The New Black on June 6th.

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