Are you ready to get the scoop on all the new movies and TV shows arriving on Hulu this June? Alllllllrighty then!
It's totally appropriate to quote Ace Ventura right now since both Jim Carrey comedies are now streaming on Hulu. Plenty of other awesome '90s movies have debuted on the streaming service, too, from the action-packed Con Air to the Academy Award-winning Dances With Wolves and family favorite Free Willy. If TV's more in line with your interests, then you'll want to check out all of Black-ish Season Three when it arrives on June 2.
What else is new on Hulu for the month of June? Let's take a look at the full list of titles arriving and exiting the platform below!
After killing it for a five seasons on In Living Color, Jim Carrey became a bona fide movie star with the release of the kinetic and oddball Ace Ventura. As the animated pet detective, Carrey created one of the definitive characters of the '90s (and probably created a spike in the sale of Hawaiian shirts). If you're a fan of Carrey's comedy, you're in luck: both Ace Ventura films are streaming! Bust out your shades, get out your hair gel, and host a theme party this month.
If Big Little Lies reminded you just how awesome Reese Witherspoon is, then you'll want to check out her iconic turn as fashionista-turned-Harvard law student Elle Woods. This comedy is packed with girl power, as California girl Elle defies all the expectations of her snooty West Coast classmates. The fun doesn't have to stop here, either, since Legally Blonde's 2003 sequel has also been added to Hulu's lineup this month.
Initially a documentary about the construction of the largest single-family home in the United States (90,000 square feet!), The Queen of Versailles took a sharp turn when the Great Recession hit in 2008. Instead, the doc chronicled the fascinating (and pretty upsetting) life of super wealthy resort owner David Siegel and his pageant-winning wife as their entire life is irrevocably changed by the financial crisis. This is a fascinating look inside the life (and decline) of one extravagantly wealthy family.
Instead of going for a big, splashy, franchise-altering extravaganza like 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness, director Justin Lin's 2016 follow-up went the self-contained route and gave Trekkies and recent converts a rollicking action story more in-line with the original '60s TV series. Beyond also added Idris Elba and upcoming Mummy star Sofia Boutella into the mix. If you missed this film in theaters, now's definitely the time to check it out.
If you think today's slate of movies just recycle ideas ad nauseam, just think back to the '90s. Instead of churning out sequels and prequels, movies in the '90s just took popular TV shows from the '60s or '70s and stretched them out into a feature-length format. While many of those experiments are forgettable (the big screen Beverly Hillbillies?), The Brady Bunch Movie is a whole other thing. Instead of just doing a straightforward kitsch-plosion, this kooky comedy zeroes in on everything that made the '70s family sitcom so grating by having them clash with the grunge-tastic '90s.