
New films out in cinemas the UK in June
In addition to Wonder Woman, Hollywood will also be throwing in a reboot of The Mummy this month starring Tom Cruise, along with Transformer: The Last Knight, Baby Driver and Despicable Me 3. You can see all of the new films out in June 2017 by-date below.
1st June 2017:
- Wonder Woman – Gal Gadot lights up the screen as the Amazonia princess
2nd June 2017:
- After The Storm – Japanese family drama that was one of the Un Certain Regard selections from 2016 Cannes Film Festival
- My Life As A Courgette – French stop-motion animation film that was nominated for the Best Animated Feature Film at the 89th Academy Awards
9th June 2017:
- The Mummy – Tom Cruise gets archeological with Sofia Boutella as the new incarnation of The Mummy
- Wilson – Woody Harrelson teams up with Laura Dern in a screwball story about a daughter he never knew he had
- The Shack – Sam Worthington finds out that god is Octavia Spencer in Stuart Hazeldine’s The Shack
- Norman: The Moderate Rise And Tragic Fall Of A New York Fixer – Richard Gere, Michael Sheen and Steve Buschemi get into a fix in New York
- My Cousin Rachel – Rachel Weisz gets a dark path with a period setting in the movie adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s novel
- Berlin Syndrome – Teresa Palmer takes on the challenge of Cate Shortland’s psychological thriller
16th June 2017:
- Churchill – Brian Cox dons the jowls as Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the days before the D-Day landings
- Gifted – Chris Evans (Captain America: Civil War) gets dramatic in this story about a girl with incredible mathematical abilities
22nd June 2017:
- Transformers: The Last Knight – Prime and the gang return for more big budget robotic action
23rd June 2017:
- Hampstead – Diane Keating and Brendan Gleeson get romantic in the North London suburb
- The Book Of Henry – Naomi Watts stars in the movie adaptation of the children’s book of the same name
28th June 2017:
- Baby Driver – Ansel Egort, Jamie Foxx, Kevin Spacey, Lily James, Jon Hamm and Jon Berthnall combine in Edgar Wright’s getaway crime flick.
30th June 2017:
- Despicable Me 3 – Gru returns for more hi-jinks and with a long lost brother and new supervillain in town he’ll have his work cut out for him
- All Eyez On Me – Biographical drama about the life of rapper Tupac Shakur
- The House – Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler tag up in this ridiculous comedy about parents that open a casino in their house for the college fund
New DVD, Blu-ray and digital downloads in June 2017
5th June 2017:
- T2 – Trainspotting – Renton, Spud, Sick Boy and Begbie are back for the belated sequel to Trainspotting
- It Was 50 Years Ago Today! The Beatles: Sgt. Pepper & Beyond – documentary celebrating the Beatles album
- Split – James McAvoy gets multiple personalities to deal with
- Headshot – Indonesian martial arts action film about an amnesiac whose past tries to catch up with him
- Denial – Rachel Weisz takes on a holocaust denier in this historical drama
- Jawbone – British boxing drama
- Prevenge – the brilliant Alice Lowe succumbs to the gruesome requests of her unborn baby
12th June 2017:
- John Wick Chapter 2 – Keanu Reeves puts in another shift at the assassin’s office in the sequel to the 2014 cult classic
- The Great Wall – Matt Damon gets up on the Chinese brickwork in this monstrously fantastical tale
- Resident Evil: The Final Chapter – as the name suggests, this is the last action adventure in the series
- The Founder – Michael Keating goes back to the origins of the golden arches
- The Hatton Market Job – British crime caper
19th June 2017:
- The Lego Batman Movie – the comedy might of “I’m Batman” in Lego boots makes its way to DVD, Blu-ray and digital download
- Moonlight – Academy Award-winner for Best Film – Barry Jenkins’ coming-of-age drama about a young black man growing up in Miami
26th June 2017:
- Fifty Shades Darker – gray gets taken down the light spectrum a little in the latest film in the series
- Patriots Day – Mark Wahlberg, J. K. Simmons, John Goodman and Kevin Bacon tackle the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing
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