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Netflix has unveiled its new catalogue additions coming to the streaming platform in June 2025.

Some notable titles in the slate include Now You See Me and its sequel Now You See Me 2, ahead of the upcoming third installment in the series Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, coming to theaters on November 14th. Saturday Night Live movies The Blues Brothers and MacGruber will also be available on Netflix in June.

Highly anticipated originals like the final season of Squid Game, Season 2 of Shane Gillis’ Tires, and the new OceanGate documentary Titan will drop on Netflix in June.

Cinephiles will also be excited to find an extensive collection of Alfred Hitchcock classics like Vertigo, Rear Window, and The Birds.

Other titles of note include David Lynch’s Dune, Becomes Led Zeppelin, Barbarian, and Us. Check out all of the movies and shows coming to Netflix in June below.

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Over three features set in his native Iceland, Hlynur Pálmason has established a distinctive feel for the power of landscapes and elemental forces to shape human relationships, positioning them in stark relief. A feeling as intimate as isolation can take on epic dimensions under the writer-director’s gaze, notably in his 2022 head-turner Godland, an austerely beautiful study of man vs. nature whose spirituality is pierced by shards of wily humor and Lynchian strangeness. Similar qualities are evident in The Love That Remains (Ástin sem eftir er), albeit on a smaller canvas of domestic breakdown.

Serving as his own Dp — and shooting on 35mm in Academy ratio — Pálmason’s expansive sense of composition remains striking in this drama of a ruptured marriage, which is never less than compelling even at its most frustrating. His untethered imagination generates images that can function as visual metaphors or abstract enigmas. But as the film...

Exclusive: Warner Bros. Discovery’s Chief Legal Officer Savalle Sims, a longtime member of David Zaslav’s corporate inner circle, is leaving the media giant.

The sudden news of the forthcoming departure of the company’s legal chief was unveiled by CEO Zaslav in a note to staff that was sent out in the past hour. As the missive states (read it below), Sims will continue at Wbd over a transition period as a replacement is sought and hired.

No word yet on where Sims might land or resurface. However, I hear that Sims’ exit is unrelated to the turmoil the company finds itself in with lawsuits with the NBA over TV rights and the courts hitting the pause button on Venu Sports, the sports streamer that Wbd was in business with Disney and Fox on.

With Discovery since 2011 and running the company’s Litigation and Trademark legal teams, Sims...

With just seven months until the new Ghostbusters hits the big screen, a star from the beloved original movies has passed away. Entertainment Weekly is reporting that actor David Margulies, who played New York City Mayor Lenny Clotch in both 1984's Ghostbusters and the 1989 sequel Ghostbusters 2, has passed away at the age of 78 in New York City. The actor's agent Mary Harden confirmed the news, revealing that he passed from a lengthy battle with an undisclosed illness.

David Margulies was born February 19, 1937 in Brooklyn, and after graduating from City College, he made his off-Broadway debut in 1958 with a role in the production Golden 6. His first film appearance came in 1971's A New Leaf, and he would go on to star in films like All That Jazz, Dressed to Kill, and Times Square before landing the role of New York Mayor Lenny Clotch in the original Ghostbusters. He delivered the memorable line,...

David Margulies, a veteran stage and screen actor who memorably played the Mayor of New York in the Ghostbusters movies, has died, his longtime agent, Mary Harden, confirmed to Deadline. He was 78. Aside from his role as Lenny Clotch - a take-off on real-life New York Mayor Ed Koch - Margulies starred in many films and theater productions. Other recognizable parts included Tony Soprano's lawyer Neil Mink on The Sopranos and the doctor in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. On Broadway, Margulies - a New York native - appeared in Comedians, Brighton Beach Memoirs and Angels In America, to name a few.