“Sometimes to create, one must first destroy.”
June 1
Galaxy Quest is a cult sci-fi comedy and a sharp satire of fan culture. Various reboots have been rumored over the years, and fans are still hoping for one that sticks.
June 1
Groundhog Day is an ‘80s comedy classic and probably the funniest time-travel movie ever made. It’s way more concerned with how one person makes the most of being stuck in a time loop than explaining how he got there.
June 1
Zombie movies aren’t typically known for big laughs, but Shaun of the Dead is a major exception. Directed by Last Night in Soho’s Edgar Wright, it succeeds shockingly well at both comedy and horror.
June 1 (Freevee)
Prometheus is a fine prequel to Alien and a better stand-alone sci-fi movie. With plenty of body horror and great special effects, it follows a group of scientists who don’t find what they expect when they go looking for humanity’s cosmic origins.
June 3
Based on a comic series of the same name, The Boys is a hyper-violent, stomach-turning dark comedy. It focuses on a group of beloved but secretly malevolent superheroes and a vigilante group trying to take them down.
June 10
Daniel Craig goes out with a bang in his last movie as James Bond. No Time to Die packs in all the series’ trademark action and high-tech gadgets, plus an emotionally satisfying conclusion for Craig’s 007.