June is overflowing on Netflix. Here are 5 releases (movies and series) to drop straight into your watchlist.
Office Romance on Netflix
Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein star in a workplace rom-com written to measure for her, which dropped on June 5 and immediately hit number one worldwide on the platform. Lopez plays a CEO who falls for the company's new lawyer, as the firm's anti-fraternization policy goes out the window.
If you are after an effective, sexy, well-written comedy to unwind with, this is your movie of the month.
Deep Cover on Netflix, from June 18
A new adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel (I Will Find You), this time an American version starring Sam Worthington, Britt Lower, and Milo Ventimiglia. A father wrongly convicted of murdering his son breaks out after discovering the boy might still be alive.
8 dense episodes with no dead air, built to binge in one night if you have nothing planned for the morning of June 19.
Oasis on Netflix
The Spanish thriller arriving June 19 that everyone is already comparing to Elite, except here the high-school intrigue is swapped for a mysterious disappearance at an ultra-exclusive luxury resort. Nobody can leave until the investigation moves forward, and the tension climbs episode after episode.
A cast of promising young faces alongside established actors, in a setting to die for. The kind of series you devour in the middle of summer.
Avatar: The Last Airbender, Season 2 on Netflix
The highly anticipated return of Aang and his crew, with 8 new episodes dropping June 25. This season focuses on learning earthbending, with the much-hyped arrival of Toph joining the cast. A Season 3 is already confirmed to close out the series.
If you grew up with the original animated series, or just want well-paced fantasy for the whole family, go for it. You can add the season straight to your list from the OneMovie app so you do not miss it.
Summer of 36 on Netflix
The historical drama from French network TF1 landed June 1 on the platform and shot straight into the top 10. It follows four women caught up in the whirlwind of a murder in Nice in 1936, against the backdrop of France's first paid vacations and explosive social tensions.
Not necessarily the kind of series you expect to love, but the mix of crime drama and social chronicle works remarkably well. A sequel is reportedly already being considered given the success.
That wraps up this month's pick. Keep an eye on OneMovie to follow all these releases and not miss a thing this summer. 📱🍿
