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In what is turning out to be a banner day for announcing Luigi Mangione documentary projects, a New Luigi Mangione documentary project has entered the fray. Mere hours after the announcement of Alex Gibney's, Emmy-nominated producer of Netflix's Amanda Knox documentary, Stephen Robert Morse, has announced that his own docu-project revolving around the most-talked-about man in America.

In an exclusive report from Variety, Morse laid forth his aspirations for the project, and its coverage of the murder of United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson at the hands of Mangione. The story of the 26-year-old shooter has the nation — and Hollywood, at least today — by the throat, given the brazenness of his crime and his meteoric rise to something of a folk hero on social media. Will a third Luigi Mangione documentary film and/or docu-series enter the arena before the day is through?

What's The Deal With This Luigi Mangione Documentary?...

American-British filmmaker Stephen Robert Morse, best known for his work on popular non-fiction features like Netflix’s Amanda Knox and How to Rob a Bank is developing his own feature documentary on the suspected UnitedHealthcare killer Luigi Mangione.

Morse, a two-time Emmy nominee, will direct the feature, which producers told us will examine the December 2024 murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and the aftermath through the perspectives of all those affected, including the involved families and Mangione himself.

“This case is complex and raises important questions about vigilantism, the devastating cost of a privatized healthcare system, and the inevitability of violence when peaceful change is seen as impossible,” Morse told us this afternoon. “My goal is to present a balanced exploration of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s assassination, showing all sides of the story while respecting the profound loss of life and its impact on everyone involved.”

Morse continued,...

A second high-profile documentary is in the works about UnitedHealthcare CEO murder suspect Luigi Mangione.

Two-time Emmy nominee Stephen Robert Morse, who produced Netflix documentary “Amanda Knox” and also directed “How to Rob a Bank” for the streamer — a true-crime documentary about prolific bank robber Scott Scurlock – is turning his attention to Mangione, who last week was apprehended by police in connection with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Earlier today Anonymous Content and Alex Gibney’s Jigsaw Prods confirmed they are also pursuing a separate documentary project about the case.

Morse’s doc is set to explore the various perspectives of those embroiled in the murder and its aftermath, including the victims, their families and Mangione himself, as well as the moral complexities thrown up by Thompson’s murder. Alongside the case the documentary will provide historical context around one of America’s most pressing – and polarizing – issues,...

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Airing as part of Hallmark Mystery’s Miracles of Christmas, Christmas Under the Lights premieres on the Thanksgiving weekend.

As Christmas programming continues, the latest upcoming movie to premiere on Hallmark Mystery is Christmas Under the Lights. The movie, part of the Miracles of Christmas, airs on Thanksgiving weekend.

Moreover, Christmas Under the Lights stars, Heather Hemmens, Marco Grazzini and Antonio Cayonne. Read on to find out more about the upcoming movie and its cast, and enjoy a trailer.

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Famously starring Heather Hemmens, Marco Grazzini, and Antonio Cayonne, Christmas Under the Lights kicks of Thanksgiving weekend on Hallmark Mystery as part of the network’s Miracles of Christmas programming event.

According to TV Insider, the new, original holiday movie tells the story of Emily,...

Exclusive: Alysia Russo, who was Head of Docuseries at Amazon MGM Studios, is moving to Netflix.

It marks a rare senior executive moving directly between two rival studios.

Russo is understood to be working on feature docs at Netflix. While there are two executives from this team on maternity leave, Russo’s role is unrelated and is a temporary contract, thought to be 18 months.

Russo was behind Amazon docuseries such as LulaRich and its upcoming Glitter and Greed: The Lisa Frank Story, which comes from the producers of ID’s Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV.

Her move comes less than four months after a restructure within Amazon MGM Studios.

In May, Russo’s boss Lauren Anderson, who was Head of AVOD Programming and Studios Unscripted across U.S. Prime Video and Amazon Freevee, was named Head, Brand and Content Innovation, but continuing to oversee the AVOD originals team.

Exclusive: Cameras have started rolling on How to Rob a Bank, a crime comedy starring Tell Me Everything actor Eden H. Davies. 

Set in a small English seaside town, the film follows a Cornish teenager (Cameron Ashplant), who prepares for and conducts a robbery on a small local bank. While preparing and robbing the bank he listens to a podcast hosted by a fake New York Heist expert (Eden H Davies).

Principal photography has begun, with production taking place in Cheshire and the island of Guernsey. Lydia Cherry (Black Mirror) also stars in a currently undisclosed role. The project originates from the Guernsey-based Across the Channel Productions, with Matthieu Mayer (Whispers of Freedom) attached to produce, and Charley Kendall (A Silent Imprisonment) set to direct. 

The film was written by Ashplant. His previous credits include playing Alex in Marooned Awakening, Chris in Whispers of Freedom, and Jamie in the Netflix series The Last Bus.

So far in 2024, Netflix movies have been off to a thrilling start with hit titles such as Damsel, Atlas, A Family Affair, and The Union. But the year isn't over yet! To finish out an excellent year of movies, Netflix announced its full slate of fall movies on Aug. 28, and we can look forward to even more hot titles of every genre, from horror to holiday, featuring some of the biggest stars.

Among the biggest and most-anticipated titles on the horizon include Joey King's dystopian sci-fi flick Uglies, which also stars Outer Banks favorite Chase Stokes; horror movies like It's What's Inside, Don't Move, and Time Cut; Anna Kendrick's directorial debut Woman of the Hour; and a full slate of Christmas rom-coms starring Lindsay Lohan, Lacey Chabert, and Christina Milian.

More and more release dates for Netflix movies coming this year have been announced, and below we’ve...

Between 1992 and 1996 in Seattle, a serial bank robber shook the city to its core. Pulling off a staggering 19 heists, he entered the annals of crime as one of the most prolific bank robbers in US history. Dubbed “Hollywood” by the FBI due to his elaborate disguises, the real name of this man was Scott Scurlock. Through it all, he evaded capture, taunting the police in what seemed like a personal game of cat and mouse. His story reads like the pages of a Hollywood thriller.

Directors Stephen Robert Morse and Seth Porges delve behind the headlines in their gripping documentary “How to Rob a Bank”. Beyond the sensational details of each heist, they aim to get to the root of what drove Hollywood—to peer into the mind of this criminal mastermind and find the answers to the age-old question of why. Through interviews with those close to him, his accomplices,...

“Bridgerton” had a predictably massive week on Luminate’s weekly viewership rankings, landing as the No. 1 streaming original for June 14-20. In the first full week of availability of Season 3’s last four episodes, the season was watched for 3.1 billion minutes. The earlier seasons of “Bridgerton” continued to see solid viewership, with Season 1 landing at No. 4 with 297.8 million minutes watched and Season 2 taking No. 9 with 255.6 million minutes watched.

“The Boys” was the second-most-watched title of the week following its Season 4 debut. The June 14-20 window marked the first full week of availability of the season’s first three episodes plus the first day of availability for Episode 4; during that time, the season was watched for a strong 744.4 million minutes. Episodes will continue to release weekly on Thursdays, so it’s likely that the Amazon superhero series will remain on the chart for weeks to come.

Season 2 of Netflix’s “Perfect Match” rose from No.

Quick Links Who Was Scott Scurlock? What Inspired the Robberies? What Happened to Scott Scurlock and His Accomplices? Scott Scurlock led Hollywood Bandits in bank robberies inspired by movies like Point Break & Heat, evading authorities. Scurlock's backstory reveals a complex character who went from a carefree life to crime for easy money. Hollywood Bandits' downfall came after a shootout with authorities, Scurlock's suicide, & accomplices sentenced to prison.

Netflix's latest documentary, How to Rob a Bank, centers on the lives of a group of robbers who did just that - rob banks. The documentary features real-life accounts from the robbers themselves, the journalists who covered the story, and the authorities who investigated the robberies. With details being spilled left, right, and center, the documentary is a gripping watch, especially with the knowledge that it is, in fact, a true story thrown into the mix.

Directed by Seth Porges and Stephen Morse,...

Crazy Rich Asians is the No. 7 most-watched movie on Netflix in the U.S. for the week of June 10 through June 16. The movie was the fourth highest-grossing romance movie of 2018 worldwide. The movie's Netflix success could help spur delayed production on the sequel China Rich Girlfriend.

Crazy Rich Asians has become a Top 10 hit on Netflix in the United States. The 2018 movie is adapted from the novel of the same name by Kevin Kwan and follows Chinese-American professor Rachel Chu (Constance Wu), who attends a wedding in Singapore with her boyfriend Nick Young (Henry Golding), at which point she learns that his family is fabulously wealthy and that she must earn the respect of his stony mother Eleanor (Michelle Yeoh). The Crazy Rich Asians movie was a smash hit, earning $239 million against its $30 million budget.

Netflix has now calculated their Top 10 most-watched movies in the United States for the week...

Wonder ranks as the fifth most-watched title on Netflix globally for the week of June 10 16. The film stars Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson, and chronicles the life of a young boy with Treacher Collins syndrome as he struggles to fit in at his school. Wonder earned positive reviews from critics and was a box office success due to its powerful themes and lead performances.

Wonder has made the Netflix top 10 list seven years after its theatrical release. Directed by Stephen Chbosky, Wonder chronicles the true story of Auggie Pullman, a young boy with Treacher Collins syndrome, as he tries to fit in at school. The film, which is based on the 2012 novel of the same name by R. J. Palacio, stars Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson, Jacob Tremblay, and Mandy Patinkin, and was a box office success.

Netflix now releases its global top 10 chart for the week of June 10 16, revealing that...

“Hit Man” was the most-watched streaming original of the week by far according to Luminate’s weekly viewership rankings for June 7-13. The Richard Linklater film, which had a limited run in theaters but was primarily launched as Netflix original, hit 1.5 billion minutes watched in its first seven days on the service — translating to 12.6 million estimated views when divided by the film’s runtime.

In both viewing minutes and views, “Hit Man” more than doubled the performance of the next-most-watched movie. The French Netflix film “Under Paris” landed at No. 2 with 594.8 million minutes watched and 5.7 million views, followed by Netflix’s “How to Rob a Bank” with 216.2 million minutes watched and 2.5 million views.

The rest of the chart was populated by titles that have made Luminate's rankings in previous weeks, e.g. "Atlas" (No. 4 with 113.7 million minutes watched) and "Colors of Evil: Red" (No. 5 with 106 million minutes).

On the TV side,...

How to Rob a Bank tells the story of Scott Scurlock, Aka Hollywood, who masterminded a series of bank robberies from 1992-1996. Scott's heists were marked by his elaborate disguises and calm demeanor. Hollywood's final $1.08M heist ended in tragedy as his accomplices were arrested and he took his own life.

Netflix's new crime documentary How to Rob a Bank tells the story of Scott Scurlock, a serial bank robber known as "Hollywood" who stole over $2 million in total during the 1990s. Hollywood's criminal career has become a popular true-crime case study due to his elaborate disguises, his unusual treehouse-dwelling lifestyle and his incredible final showdown with police.

Most sources claim that Hollywood was responsible for 19 robberies, but the real figure isn't so simple to ascertain. Scott Scurlock died without giving police a full breakdown of his crimes, so journalists and law enforcement agents have had to piece together...

Scott Scurlock, aka "Hollywood," used movie-grade disguises to execute 19 bank heists in Seattle during the 1990s. Scurlock's accomplice, Steve Myers, created prosthetics for his disguises, leading to a long evasion of law enforcement. The Netflix documentary "How To Rob A Bank" delves into Scurlock's elaborate disguises and his ultimate demise in a shootout.

Netflixs new true-crime documentary, How To Rob A Bank, chronicles the life of a bank robber from Seattle called Scott Scurlock, nicknamed Hollywood by the FBI. The Netflix true-crime documentary uses interviews with the robbers, law enforcement, and Scurlocks family and friends to highlight how he was able to plan and execute 19 bank heists. How To Rob A Bank features shocking reveals about how Scurlock transformed from a brilliant biochemistry student to one of the most notorious bank robbers in Seattle.

In the 1990s, Scurlock became famous for his elaborate makeup and costumes that helped him evade...

Real Steel's surprising resurgence on Netflix showcases the film's heartfelt narrative and action-packed sequences, resonating with viewers globally. The movie transcends its robot boxing premise, delivering a touching father-son story with Academy Award-nominated visual effects and deep character arcs. Director Shawn Levy shares promising updates on the Real Steel series development, pointing out the enduring appeal of the film's characters and story.

Over a decade after its initial release, Hugh Jackman's Real Steel, has punched its way back into the spotlight as a surprising hit on Netflix. This sci-fi sports drama, directed by Shawn Levy and penned by Oscar nominee John Gatins, spins the tale of a down-and-out boxer who finds redemption in the robot ring, partnering with his estranged son to build a contender in a world where human fighters have been replaced by machines.

Despite its box office success and solid critical reception back in 2011, Real Steel...

Real Steel, an underrated sci-fi film, is now a global hit on Netflix with millions of views and hours watched. Despite initial perceptions, the movie delivers gripping action, character development, and emotional depth. The film, based on a short story by Richard Matheson, exceeded expectations and may lead to a potential TV show or sequel.

Hugh Jackman's underrated sci-fi movie, Real Steel, becomes a global Netflix hit. Directed by Shawn Levy, with a script written by the Oscar-nominated John Gatins (Flight), the 2011 sci-fi sports film follows a former boxer who, in a futuristic world where robots have replaced human boxers, reconnects with his estranged son by building and training a robot boxer. Other than Jackman in the lead role, the cast also includes Dakota Goyo, Evangeline Lilly, Anthony Mackie, Olga Fonda, Karl Yune, Kevin Durand, Hope Davis, and James Rebhorn.

Now, over a decade later, Jackman's underrated sci-fi film...

Despite its title, “How to Rob a Bank” is not an instructional video on how to commit crime. Instead, as its co-director Stephen Robert Morse tells Variety, it’s a documentary about “the consequences of crime.”

The doc, which dropped on Netflix last week, focuses on a prolific ‘90s Seattle bank robber called Scott Scurlock, whom the FBI soon nicknamed Hollywood due to his penchant for elaborate disguises.

Morse (a producer on “Amanda Knox”) and his co-director Seth Porges (“Class Action Park”) began working on the film back in 2020 and quickly tracked down many of those involved in the notorious case.

As the documentary works its way into the streamer’s global top 10, Morse sat down with Variety to discuss the genesis of the project and what he learned from getting up close and personal with a notorious bank robber.

How did you get involved with this project?

My collaborator,...

Netflix's How to Rob a Bank highlights interviews from a cast of different sources tied to dangerous bank robber Scott Scurlock, such as his accomplices, journalists, and law enforcement officers. 

The new Netflix documentary from 2024 unpacks who Scott Scurlock is and how he managed to execute nearly two dozen bank robberies in Seattle during the 1990s. 

How to Rob a Bank premiered on Netflix on June 5.

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Scurlock robbed 19 banks using Hollywood inspiration, earning $2.3M before meeting a fatal end in a 1996 gunfight. Scott's parents sold his 1,500 sq. ft tree house to pay off his debts. The unique, three-tiered tree house with plumbing, electricity, and fire poles was collapsed in 1998 due to its state of disrepair.

Netflixs latest true-crime documentary, How to Rob a Bank, chronicles the story of bank robber Scott Scurlock, the mastermind behind 19 Seattle-based bank robberies during the 1990s. Among Seattle law enforcement officials, the prolific robber earned himself the nickname "Hollywood," thanks to his masterful use of facial prosthetics and makeup. The eccentric son of a preacher, Scott Scurlock managed to buy property in nearby Olympia, Washington after cooking meth in college. Afterward, the law-breaking Scurlock became fascinated with bank robberies after watching Point Break, 1991's Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves-led thriller.

Along with his buddy, Steve Meyers, Scurlock used the insight...

We’re not making this true story up: “Baby Reindeer” has officially booted “The Witcher” from Netflix’s Most Popular TV (English) list.

The Richard Gadd limited series has amassed 84.5 million views globally since its release on April 11. Season 1 of “The Witcher” snagged 83 million views over its first 91 days of availability, which is Netflix’s cutoff for the all-time Top 10 list. “Baby Reindeer” has about a month left, so expect it to climb higher in the ranks. “Bridgerton: Season 2,” “Stranger Things 3,” “Fool Me Once,” and “The Night Agent”: Donny and Martha are coming for you.

Yet “Baby Reindeer” is no longer making Netflix’s weekly Top 10. Just last week it spent its eighth week on the Top 10 weekly list, clocking in at No. 10, while “Bridgerton: Season 2” has spent a whopping 19 weeks in the Top 10 as the third season of “Bridgerton” has inspired a lot of rewatches.

On the film side,...

Scott Scurlock, inspired by Bodhi in "Point Break," pulled off a series of heists, amassing over $2 million. Seattle saw an uptick in bank robberies; Scott's low-profile crimes initially went unnoticed by the police. Scott and his associates almost pulled off one last heist and quit for good, but they were tracked by police.

Netflix's latest true-crime documentary, How to Rob a Bank, tells the story of Scott Scurlock, a bank robber who operated in the 1990s in Seattle. Scott was known to authorities as "Hollywood" due to the movie-grade prosthetics he wore during his heist to conceal his identity. Alongside his accomplices, Scott pulled a series of heists and stole over $2 million before his death in 1996.

Netflix has plenty of true-crime documentaries, and How to Rob a Bank is another great addition to the streaming platform's collection. The movie uses interviews from Scott's friends and accomplices as well as...

Something normal happened at Netflix. “Hit Man,” a well-reviewed film from a top director (Richard Linklater) and a hot star (Glen Powell) in an audience-friendly action title, debuted as #1 on the streamer’s top 10 movie list.

Something very weird happened at the same time. “Godzilla Minus One,” which had a long-delayed appearance in home formats, made it to #1 both at Netflix and on VOD ($5.99 rental) in its first week. By week two, it fell to #6 at Netflix, while dropping from the top spot at iTunes to #7.

Netflix acquired “Hit Man” for $20 million last year when it premiered at Venice and Toronto to great interest. Reviewed (82 Metacritic) at the level or ahead of most of the streamer’s late-year awards-bait films, the action comedy about a moonlighting professor working undercover for New Orleans police has been #1 for the last three days. Unlike most Netflix originals, does it have staying power?

We...

Scott Scurlock, along with his accomplices, orchestrated 19 daring bank robberies in Seattle, stealing $2.3 million in the 1990s. The Netflix documentary delves into Scurlock's meticulous planning, charismatic persona, and transformation from a premed student to a seasoned robber. Scurlock's heists involved disguises, insider information, and precise timing, making him one of the most prolific bank robbers in U.S. history.

Scott Scurlock, the enigmatic mastermind behind a series of daring bank heists across Seattle in the 1990s, is the focal point of Netflix's latest documentary, How to Rob a Bank. Directed by Seth Porges and Stephen Robert Morse, the Netflix true crime documentary delves into the gripping true story of Scurlock, along with his accomplices Mark Biggins and Steve Meyers, who orchestrated these heists during the tech boom era. Drawing from archival footage and interviews with the robbers, their friends, family members, How to Rob a Bank explores the intricate planning and execution of these heists.

I’m not going into whether someone like Nelma Kodama deserves to be the focal point of a Netflix documentary or not! Crime on the screen is something that always sells, and the more glamorous it is, the more people you have in the audience. So, it’s only natural for Netflix to churn out documentaries like Nelma Kodama: The Queen of Dirty Money. Just a while ago, the streaming giant had huge success with How to Rob a Bank, and the Nelma Kodama documentary appears to be cut from the same cloth.

Who is Nelma Kodama?

If you Google the name Nelma Kodama, you will find out that the lady is a trafficker. Of course, a routine criminal wouldn’t make it onto Netflix, so it’s quite obvious that Kodama is a big fish in the world of crime. What has she done? There are all kinds of unlawful things related to money,...

What Happened to Scott Scurlock's Treehouse after the Hollywood Bandit's Death? - Main Image

What happened to Scott Scurlock's treehouse? The notorious bank robber who gained the moniker "Hollywood" used to reside in his gorgeous dream house, which he built with his friends outside Olympia, Washington.

Here's what actually happened to the dream house the 'Lost Boy' built for himself.

Hollywood Bandit's Bank Heist Birthed the True Crime Series

Netflix's How to Rob a Bank documentary series follows the story of "Hollywood's" infamous bank heists and how he had successfully evaded the police by disguising himself like the actors in movies such as Point Break.

Scott Scurlock managed to get away with the grand theft total of 19 banks, snatching a bigger sum than $2 million while working alongside his cohorts, Steve Meyers and Mark Biggins.

Unfortunately, before Scurlock could get arrested for pulling off his bank heists,...

How to Rob a Bank, the latest Netflix documentary, takes us back to the mid-nineties, when the United States of America was standing on the brink of an economic boom, and a man with twisted ideologies decided to wage war against the establishment. It is very important to understand the kind of person Scott Scurlock was in order to know what was going on in his mind when he decided to rob a bank. As Scott’s sister puts it, there was a huge part of Scott’s life that he kept private. Nobody knew what was going on inside his mind, though Suzanne had a fair idea that her brother was a bit of a loner. He talked to people, he socialized, and on the face of it, he looked like a pretty normal chap. But there was a part of him that he hid from others, and there...

“How to Rob a Bank” is a Netflix documentary directed by Seth Porges and Stephen Robert Morse.

In the bustling city of Seattle during the early 90s, a man with an affinity for Hollywood heist movies embarked on a daring spree of bank heists, earning him the nickname “Hollywood” among FBI agents. This gentleman astonishingly managed to rob four banks in a single afternoon. This same setting gave rise to tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, coffee powerhouse Starbucks, and the legendary grunge band Nirvana.

Scott Scurlock, bright and educated in medicine, biology, and chemistry, had an insatiable love for money. He made a hefty fortune manufacturing methamphetamines and when that needed to stop, he turned his attention to robbing banks. Forming a group, they began with small-scale heists, with meager hauls of $2,000 or $3,000. But when Scott hit the main vault, their heists grew, attracting the attention of the FBI.

The new true-crime documentary film on Netflix, How to Rob a Bank, presents a set of unexpected events from the 1990s that gripped the attention of the law and the masses very firm. A single man had made a habit of walking into various banks all over Seattle, wearing prosthetic makeup that completely hid his identity, and robbing thousands of dollars by holding the people inside hostage. How to Rob a Bank covers both the police investigation that followed the robberies as well as an insight into the lives of the perpetrators, making the documentary film quite an interesting watch.

What were the Hollywood bank robberies?

Throughout the entire year of 1992, the American city of Seattle, in Washington, encountered a number of strange and unique bank robberies—six, to be precise. As stated by the experts in the Netflix documentary film How to Rob a Bank, armed robberies in banks...

Talk to a police officer, anywhere in the world, and they’ll tell you the same thing: most criminals are stupid. That’s how they get caught. Generally speaking, smart people don’t go in for crime – they can think of less risky ways to get what they want. But what if they did? Directed by Seth Porges (of Class Action Park fame) and Stephen Robert Morse (who produced 2016’s Amanda Knox), How To Rob A Bank tells the true story of the man they called Hollywood, who fell on hard times, watched Point Break, and commenced a crime spree unlike anything seen before or since.

It happened in Seattle, though at times the events recounted here make it sound more like Gotham City. “When he walked into Lake City bank to rob us, he walked straight past his wanted poster,” one bank teller recalls. by then he’d abandoned the dead.

How To Rob A Bank Image: Netflix Spoiler alert: How To Rob A Bank is not going to teach you how to make off with millions from a local financial institution. It is, however, a more compact, marketable title than How This One Dude Robbed A Bunch Of Banks For As Long As He Could,...

How To Rob A BankImage: Netflix

Spoiler alert: How To Rob A Bank is not going to teach you how to make off with millions from a local financial institution. It is, however, a more compact, marketable title than How This One Dude Robbed A Bunch Of Banks For As Long As He Could,...

Netflix’s list of new releases for June 2024 look suspiciously like last month’s.

That’s because the biggest item on the schedule is Bridgerton season 3 once again. The final four episodes of Bridgerton‘s third season will premiere on June 13. Polin fans everywhere, rejoice! Other TV items of note this month include the third and final season of Sweet Tooth (June 6), Worst Roommate Ever season 2 (June 26), and That ’90s Show Part 2 (June 28).

Bridgerton aside, Netflix’s original movie options this month might be even more impressive than the TV slate. Richard Linklater’s Hitman, which stars Glen Powell as the titular assassin, premieres on June 7. That will be followed by documentary Black Barbie on June 19, the Jessica Alba-starring Trigger Warning on June 21, and romcom A Family Affair on June 28

Here’s everything else coming to Netflix this month. Note that Netflix marks its international offerings with that respective country’s two-letter country code.

As the summer season kicks in, audiences will surely want to beat the heat and stay inside to avoid the rising temperatures outside. Thankfully, Netflix once again has a myriad of original films hitting the platform next month, which all seemingly offer something for everyone to enjoy. As such, audiences should crank up the air conditioning and cozy up on their couches for some quality movie time with family and friends.

From action films to romantic comedies, as well as a few documentaries and everything else in between, the streaming services options are most definitely abundant. No matter what genre of film a viewer might seek to explore, Netflix has them covered. Despite the sweltering summer on the horizon, the streaming platform has plenty of choices to keep viewers entertained in the comfort of their own homes.

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