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Netflix has been busy rearranging what's on offer this month - and there's some truly sensational new stuff to look forward to!
Not least of which is Arnold - an intimate docuseries following Arnold Schwarzenegger's multifaceted life and career, from bodybuilding champ to Hollywood icon to politician.
Dropping on Wednesday, critics have been quick to point out how surprisingly emotional this three-parter is about the man behind the muscles. His journey from Mr World to Mr Freeze, battling alien monsters and becoming a cyborg along the way, is nothing short of fascinating.
Told mostly through Schwarzenegger’s own words via extensive interviews, Arnold makes for an immensely likeable portrait of a man with plenty of tales taller than a Terminator.
Elsewhere, there's the eagerly-anticipated sixth season of bleak, dystopian tech drama Black Mirror, along with the first part of the third instalment of The Witcher, with Henry Cavill.
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Let's take a look at everything that's already out - and on its way - on Netflix this June:
Out this week
- A Beautiful Life (2023) - Romantic musical drama from Denmark.
- ALVINNN!!! and the Chipmunks - Fun-filled animated series.
- A.X.L. (2018) - Sci-fi romp starring Alex Neudstaedter.
- Collide (2016) - Gripping action film starring Nicholas Hoult and Felicity Jones.
- Barbie Mermaid Power (2022) - Light-hearted children's film.
- Monday (2020) - Romantic tale starring Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough.
- Killing Eve season 2 - Second season of the popular BBC thriller starring Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer.
- Lost Home Movies of Nazi Germany season 1 - Fascinating documentary series about the Second World War.
- Muster Dogs season 1 - Australian documentary series following kelpie puppies.
- Thank You for Your Service (2017) - Military drama with Miles Teller.
- The Days - Japanese drama detailing the tragic 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
- It’s Me Against You – The Mystery of the Spellbound School (2021) - Spanish comedy film.
- Manifest season 4 part 2 - Final instalment of the supernatural thriller series.
- Missed Connections (2023) - Loveable romantic comedy film
- Rich in Love 2 (2023) - Musical romantic comedy film from Brazil.
- Scoop season 1 - Crime drama series from India
- Valeria season 3 - Spanish comedy series.
- Vortex season 1 - French sci-fi TV series.
- Barracuda Queens season 1 - Crime drama from Sweden.
- Ordinary Men: The Forgotten Holocaust (2022) - German documentary about the Nuremberg Einsatzgruppen trial.
- My Little Pony: Make Your Mark chapter 4 - Animated children's series.
Wednesday, June 7
- Arnold - Three-part documentary about the life and career of action legend Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- The Biggest Little Farm (2018) - Documentary about a husband and wife developing a sustainable farm near Los Angeles.
- Love Is Blind: Brazil season 3 - Third season of dating experiment show.
Thursday, June 8
- Never Have I Ever season 4 - Final instalments of the coming-of-age comedy by Mindy Kaling.
- Becky (2020) - Action flick about a dad and daughter defending their lake house from convicts.
- Tour de France: Unchained season 1 - Intriguing documentary about the 2022 Tour de France.
Friday, June 9
- Bloodhounds season 1 - Crime drama series from Korea.
- Human Resources season 2 - Second instalment of this edgy animated series.
- The Playing Card Killer season 1 - True crime documentary from Spain.
- Tex Mex Motors season 1 - Reality series about refurbishing old bangers.
- This World Can’t Tear Me Down season 1 - Adult animated series from Italy.
- The Wonder Weeks (2023) - Comedy-drama film from the Netherlands.
- You Do You (2023) - Romantic comedy film from Turkey.
Sunday, June 11
- Paw Patrol: The Movie (2021) - Children's movie fun with the Paw Patrollers.
Monday, June 12
- Catch the Fair One (2021) - Thriller film concerning an ex-boxer who joins a sex trafficking ring in an attempt to locate her missing younger sister.
- Rick and Morty season 6 - Latest seson of the popular sci-fi animated series.
Tuesday, June 13
- Amy Schumer: Emergency Contact (2023) - Stand-up special with Amy Schumer.
- The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (2022) - Action-comedy film starring Nicolas Cage - as himself (yes, really!) - alongside Pedro Pascal.
Wednesday, June 14
- Angela Black season 1 - Edge-of-your-seat drama series about an unhappy woman in a controlling relationship who is told all her husband's darkest secrets by a private investigator.
- Our Planet 2 - Sir David Attenborough narrates this nature documentary series.
- The Surrogacy season 1 - Soap opera drama from Mexico.
Thursday, June 15
- Black Mirror season 6 - Eagerly-anticipated sixth season of Charlie Brooker's bleak anthology series about technology.
- Aliens in the Attic (2009) - Children's sci-fi comedy film with Austin Butler.
- The Bad Family (2022) - Drama film from Spain.
- Transformers: EarthSpark season 1 - Animated Transformers series.
Friday, June 16
- Black Clover: Sword of the Wizard King (2023) - Anime film.
- Extraction 2 (2023) - Action sequel starring Chris Hemsworth of Thor fame.
Saturday, June 17
- King the Land season 1 - Korean drama series about an inheritance clash.
- See You in My 19th Life season 1 - Korean drama series releasing episodes each week.
Monday, June 19
- Not Quite Narwhal season 1 - Animated children's fun.
- Take Care of Maya (2023) - Investigative medical documentary film.
Tuesday, June 20
- 85 South: Ghetto Legends (2023) - Stand-up special with podcasters Karlous Miller, DC Young Fly and Chico Bean.
- The Bromley Boys (2018) - Charming coming-of-age comedy film based on true events about a Bromley FC fan.
Wednesday, June 21
- Break Point part 2 - Second instalment of this popular tennis documentary from the creators of F1: Drive to Survive.
- Cunk on Earth season 1 - Debut season of mockumentary starring Dianne Morgan as the hilarious Philomena Cunk.
Thursday, June 22
- Let’s Get Divorced season 1 - Romantic comedy series from Japan.
- People Just Do Nothing: Big in Japan (2021) - Film spin-off to the hit BBC mockumentary concerning a pirate radio station.
- Skull Island season 1 - Animated King Kong series.
- Sleeping Dog season 1 - Crime drama from Germany.
- The Space Between (2021) - Coming-of-age comedy flick with Frasier's Kelsey Grammer.
Friday, June 23
- Catching Killers season 3 - Latest series of the true crime show.
- iNumber Number: Jozi Gold (2023) - Crime film from South Africa.
- King of Clones (2023) - Documentary about Korea's most notorious scientist, who helped pioneer cloning research.
- Make Me Believe (2023) - Drama film from Turkey.
- The Perfect Find (2023) - Romantic comedy starring Gabrielle Union about the relationship between a fashion editor and her boss's son.
- Through My Window: Across the Sea (2023) - Drama film sequel from Spain.
Sunday, June 25
- Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical (2022) - Film adaptation of Tim Minchin's stage musical based on Roald Dahl's hugely popular children's book.
- Titans season 4 - Final season of this DC live-action series.
Monday, June 26
- Four Lions (2010) - Dark comedy from the insightful Chris Morris, starring Riz Ahmed.
- Game On: The Unstoppable Rise of Women’s Sport (2022) - British sports documentary based on the book by Sue Anstiss.
Wednesday, June 28
- Eldorado: Everything the Nazis Hate (2023) - German documentary about a Berlin nightclub from the 1920s through Hitler's meteoric rise to power.
- Muscles & Mayhem: An Unauthorised Story of American Gladiators (2023) - Docuseries about American Gladiators.
- Run Rabbit Run (2023) - Horror film starring Sarah Snook as a mum whose daughter claims to have memories of another life.
Thursday, June 29
- Ōoku: The Inner Chambers season 1 - Anime series.
- The Witcher season 3 volume 1 - First instalment of Henry Cavill's final season of Geralt in the massively popular fantasy series.
Friday, June 30
- Is It Cake, Too?! - Second season of the competition bakery show
- Nimona (2023) - Animated film about a girl looking to prove a knight's innocence, starring Riz Ahmed and Chloë Grace Moretz.