All 80 Movies & TV Shows Arriving In June

Paramount+ has plenty of new TV shows and movies coming in June 2024, including docuseries and family favorites. Paramount+ launched in March 2021 as a rebranding of the CBS All Access streaming platform, with the goal of expanding its offerings and reach. Thanks to the re-merger between CBS and Viacom in 2019, Paramount+ also has access to Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, and MTV libraries. That usually means that library content is more exciting for subscribers than new content because they can binge existing series.

Unlike some of its competitors, Paramount+ has not put an emphasis on original movie programming except in the case of children’s films. However, the streaming service does have a popular lineup of exclusive original series, including the multiple-timeline and decade-spanning Yellowstone franchise. In June 2024, however, the biggest content for the streamer continued to be the Star Trek content that the streamer is the online home for.

For more on the movies and TV shows coming to other streaming platforms, check out what’s new on Netflix and new on Disney+.

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Galaxy Quest (1999) – June 1

Galaxy Quest is a fitting addition to the same streaming platform that hosts the Star Trek franchise. That is because the movie is very much a satire of Star Trek and other similar fictional ideas. In the movie, a group of actors who used to appear on a television series like Star Trek are abducted by aliens who want them to help them on a rescue mission. At first, the actors want to refuse, but eventually, they agree to help and actually live out their old job.

Hilarious and on point for the late ‘90s, the movie features the actors of a popular 1970s series as making a living thanks to convention appearances. It’s not far removed from what happens to actors who appear on a cult series and are forever known for that one role. Featuring Sigourney Weaver and Alan Rickman in the cast, the comedy is really pitch-perfect.

Some Kind of Wonderful (1987) – June 1

Many John Hughes movies provide a blueprint of teenage life in the 1980s for modern audiences, but there are a few that get overlooked. Best remembered are movies like The Breakfast Club and Pretty In Pink (which also joins Paramount+ in June), and movies like Some Kind of Wonderful are sometimes lost in the shuffle.

Some Kind of Wonderful is almost like a parallel version of Sixteen Candles. In this story of teen romance, it’s an artistic teenage boy looking to connect with one of the popular girls. When his best friend helps him do just that, he draws the attention of some of the other popular kids with not-so-great intentions. Of course, in the end, he also has to decide if the most popular girl in school is really right for him, or if the person he really loves has been beside him the whole time.

Stardust (2007) – June 1

Inspired by the Neil Gaiman book of the same name, Stardust takes some of the common ideas associated with fantasy and adventure stories and gives them a fresh perspective. That’s partly because one of the main characters is a star and partly because the casting for the movie is superb with the likes of Michelle Pfieffer and Robert DeNiro not being afraid of getting a little campy.

Tristan (Charlie Cox) sets out to find a piece of a fallen star for the woman (Sienna Miller) he believes himself in love with, only to find that beyond the wall of his hometown, the world has magical properties, and the fallen star is a living being (Claire Danes) who is also wanted by a witch (Michelle Pfeiffer). Both love story and adventure, Stardust is an immersive story in a fantastical world that the audience doesn’t want to leave behind.

Super 8 (2011) – June 1

There’s something magical about groups of kids who stumble onto the extraordinary, especially in stories of the 1980s and ‘90s before technology and social media advanced to the point that it was harder to hide things from the general public. That’s part of the reason series like Stranger Things have done so well with audiences and movies like The Goonies continue to endure. Super 8 captures a lot of the same magic as projects like those.

Set in 1979, Super 8 sees a group of friends filming their own zombie movie, but as they do, a train derails, putting them all in danger. Not only do they catch some of the accident on film, but they discover that the derailment isn’t entirely an accident and that there is a much larger story at play. The movie features fantastic performances from a young cast, who have all gone on to be household names, like Joel Courtney and Elle Fanning.

Criminal Minds: Evolution (2022) – June 6

The newest season of Criminal Minds: Evolution will premiere on June 6 with new episodes following weekly. Unlike the original Criminal Minds series, which typically focused on a weekly mystery with only a handful of seasons featuring longer arcs, the streaming series makes each season one longer mystery with cases of the week filling out the storyline. For Criminal Minds: Evolution season 2, the focus will be on just what the Gold Star referenced at the end of the first season really is.

While fans have been clamoring to see original cast members return for the show, the only confirmed cast so far are the series regulars from season 1. Despite that, Criminal Minds offers an interesting take on crime procedurals as the show strives to dive into the psychology of criminals while still telling fictional mystery stories.

Additional content is available to those Paramount+ subscribers who have the Showtime add-on as well. Television shows from Paramount-owned networks continue airing new episodes in June. Once they do, new episodes of the shows will also be available to stream on Paramount+ the day after they air, making June 2024 an even busier month than May for the streamer. Paramount also adds live sporting and news coverage regularly. The content available depends on the playing schedules.

Galaxy Quest

An homage to classic science fiction and its fandom, Galaxy Quest follows a group of actors from a fictional cult classic sci-fi series who are unwittingly embroiled in a real space conflict when aliens who believe the series is real abduct them and ask for their help defeating a tyrant threatening their people. Starring Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, Daryl Mitchell, and Sam Rockwell, the film features many references and parodies of classic sci-fi films and shows, mainly Star Trek. 

Release Date

December 25, 1999

Writers

Robert Gordon , David Howard

Cast

Daryl Mitchell , Sam Rockwell , Sigourney Weaver , Tim Allen , Tony Shalhoub , Alan Rickman

Runtime

102 minutes

Director

Dean Parisot

Some Kind of Wonderful

Release Date

February 27, 1987

Cast

John Ashton , Lea Thompson , Craig Sheffer , Mary Stuart Masterson , Eric Stoltz

Runtime

95 minutes

Director

Howard Deutch

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Stardust (2007)

Stardust is a fantasy-based romantic adventure-comedy by director Matthew Vaughn and based on the original novel by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess. In the film, Tristan, a young man who lives in an English town near a magical border wall, decides to catch a fallen star to win the affection of a woman named Yvaine. However, Tristan soon learns what – or who – the star is, and a grand adventure back to England begins.

Release Date

August 10, 2007

Writers

Jane Goldman , Matthew Vaughn

Runtime

128 Minutes

Director

Matthew Vaughn

Super 8

Written and directed by J.J. Abrams and produced by Steven Spielberg, Super 8 follows a group of children who make a shocking discovery while attempting to make a movie. Set in 1979, Super 8 follows Joe Lamb (Joel Courtney) as he enlists the help of his friends to make a zombie movie. Among them is Alice (Elle Fanning), a girl who Joe’s father (Kyle Chandler) has forbidden him from seeing. After a train derails and releases an otherworldly danger upon the town, the group of friends must work together to find safety. 

Release Date

June 10, 2011

Cast

Ryan Lee , Elle Fanning , Riley Griffiths , AJ Michalka , Gabriel Basso , Zach Mills , Kyle Chandler , Joel Courtney

Runtime

112 minutes

Criminal Minds: Evolution

In Criminal Minds: Evolution, the FBI’s elite team of criminal profilers come up against their greatest threat yet, an UnSub who has used the pandemic to build a network of other serial killers. As the world opens back up and the network goes operational, the team must hunt them down, one murder at a time. Original cast members continuing their roles include Joe Mantegna, A.J. Cook, Kirsten Vangsness, Aisha Tyler, Adam Rodriguez and Paget Brewster. Zach Gilford joins the dynamic cast as a recurring guest star in a season-long arc.

Writers

Erica Messer

Cast

Joe Mantegna , A.J. Cook , Kirsten Vangsness , Aisha Tyler , Adam Rodriguez , Paget Brewster , Zach Gilford

Seasons

2

Showrunner

Erica Messer