Netflix opens the month of June with the highly-anticipated return of the mind-bending sci-fi series Black Mirror and the surprise comeback of a beloved ’90s show.
Miley Cyrus and Anthony Mackie headline two of three new Black Mirror episodes which landed on the streaming platform this week while Laura Linney reprises her role in the ahead-of-its-time Tales of the City with Ellen Page coming on board. And for those wanting to catch a new Netflix movie, Hillary Swank’s apocalyptic I Am Mother should entertain for a couple of hours.
It can be tough to keep up with what needs to be binged at the moment. That’s why we’re bringing you a round-up of what’s new to Netflix and what’s departing this week of June 7th.
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Black Mirror: Season 5 (Netflix series streaming 6/5)
Miley Cyrus and Anthony Mackie are just two of the famous A-listers gracing the British sci-fi series’ fifth season, which returns to its Netflix roots this week. With only three episodes planned, expect the futuristic thriller to make waves with more nightmarish takes on technology and how it can (and probably will) affect our lives. Mackie plays a dissatisfied husband using a virtual reality video game to meet his needs while Cyrus plays a pop star who voices an A.I. that becomes sentient and wreaks havoc on a young girl’s life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R63GxIGAaZw
Tales of the City (Netflix series streaming 6/7)
PBS’ controversial 1994 mini-series is getting a reboot on Netflix with original cast members like Laura Linney and Olympia Dukakis joining newcomers Ellen Page and Charlie Barnett to tell more wild stories of the residents of 28 Barbary Lane. The first iteration focused on Linney’s character, Mary Ann Singleton, a naive woman from the Mid-West who moves to San Francisco in the ’70s and explores a scene of drugs, sex, and gender non-conforming cohabitants. In this update, Mary Ann returns for her beloved landlady’s (Dukakis) 90th birthday party where she meets the new residents of her old apartment building and helps guide them through updated coming-of-age plotlines.
I Am Mother (Netflix film streaming 6/7)
Hillary Swank stars in this Australian sci-fi flick about a robot called “Mother” and her human daughter who survive an unexplained extinction event by living together alone in an underground laboratory, safe from the supposedly contaminated outside world. When an injured woman shows up at their compound’s doorstep, the daughter begins to question everything her mother has led her to believe about the fate of mankind.
Here’s a full list of what’s been added in the last week:
Avail. 6/1/19
50/50
A.I. Artificial Intelligence
Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day
Arthdal Chronicles—Netflix Original
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 2: Escape 2 Africa
Magic Mike
Network
Oh, Ramona!—Netflix Original Film
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
Avail. 6/3/19
Documentary Now!: Season 3
Malibu Rescue: The Series—Netflix Original
Avail. 6/4/19
Miranda Sings Live…Your Welcome—Netflix Original
Avail. 6/5/19
A Silent Voice
Black Mirror: Season 5
Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch
Avail. 6/6/19
Alles ist gut—Netflix Original Film
Todos lo saben
Avail. 6/7/19
3%: Season 3
Belmonte
The Black Godfather—Netflix Original Film
The Chef Show—Netflix Original
Designated Survivor: Season 3—Netflix Original
Elisa & Marcela—Netflix Original Film
I Am Mother—Netflix Original Film
Pachamama—Netflix Original
Rock My Heart—Netflix Original Film
Super Monsters Monster Pets
Tales of the City—Netflix Original
And here’s what’s leaving next week, so it’s your last chance:
Leaving 6/14/19
Grand Designs: Australia: Season 4
I Own Australia’s Best Home: Season 1
I Own Britain’s Best Home: Season 1
Mother
