5 unmissable streaming releases to binge in June 2025

Honestly, this June, your watchlist is about to need a watchlist. Forget the rinse-and-repeat releases because this month, streaming platforms are serving us a cocktail of choices. Whether you're Team Marvel or Team “give me plot twists that slap,” this list brings the crème de la stream. Curated with zero fluff and verified from top entertainment sources, here’s what you need to watch this month, before spoilers eat you alive.

• Squid Game – Season 3 (Netflix)

The final round is here. Lee Jung-jae returns for the ultimate face-off in the game that turned capitalism into a slasher film. Will justice be served? Probably not. Will it wreck you emotionally? Absolutely.

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• Stick (Apple TV)

Redemption arcs are for quitters, unless you’re Owen Wilson with a golf club and a grudge. In this new sports comedy, washed-up golf pro Pryce Cahill finds a second shot at greatness when he stumbles upon a teenage prodigy, Santi. Coaching the kid might save both their careers or crash them harder than his infamous meltdown. Think underdog story, but with dad jokes, sports rivalries, and just the right swing of heart.

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• Echo Valley (Apple TV+)

Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney play a mother-daughter duo untangling a violent secret on a secluded Pennsylvania farm. It’s gritty, emotional, and slower than a shotgun reload, but way more explosive.

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• The Bear – Season 4 (Hulu/Disney+)

Back in the kitchen and hotter than ever. Carmy is back with more breakdowns, beef, and beautiful messes. After last season’s cliffhanger, expect Michelin-star levels of stress and storytelling.

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• Ironheart (Disney+)

Move over, Iron Man. Riri Williams is suiting up and rewriting the tech-hero narrative. With Anthony Ramos stepping in as The Hood, this is Marvel's smartest and sneakiest origin story in years.

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What is the final word?

If June 2025 proves anything, it’s that streaming isn’t slowing down. Rather, it’s speeding straight into every genre you thought you were tired of and making it feel brand new. So whether you're here for the heartbreak, the brain games, or just unfiltered weirdness, this month doesn’t just entertain, it devours. Get your snacks, clear your calendar, and for heaven’s sake, disable your spoilers.

Now let the binge begin!