While Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day dominated theaters this past weekend with a staggering $93 million global debut, Netflix is quietly rolling out a trio of films that deserve your attention. Starting June 15, the streaming giant adds a mix of indie gems and star-powered rom-coms that are perfect for a cozy night in. Here's what you should add to your queue.
'Song Sung Blue' (2025)
If you missed this underrated 2025 drama during its theatrical run, now's your chance to catch up. Directed by Craig Brewer and based on a documentary by Greg Kohs, Song Sung Blue follows a Milwaukee couple (Kate Hudson and Hugh Jackman) who perform as a Neil Diamond tribute act called Lightning and Thunder. The film dives into their whirlwind life together, capturing both euphoric highs and devastating lows.
Hudson earned a surprise Academy Award nomination for Best Actress for her electric performance, and Jackman matches her intensity. With a 77% Rotten Tomatoes score and a 7.2 IMDb rating, this is one of the best new films to arrive on Netflix this month. For more hidden gems, check out our list of Netflix's Hidden Horror Gem 'Disappear Completely' Will Make You Lose Your Senses.
'Drinking Buddies' (2013)
Mumblecore fans, rejoice. Joe Swanberg's 2013 romantic comedy Drinking Buddies is a perfect entry point for newcomers to the genre. The film follows two brewery coworkers (Jake Johnson and Olivia Wilde) who spend a weekend with their significant others, blurring the lines between friendship and romance. With an 84% Rotten Tomatoes score, critics called it "charming" and "effective."
The cast also includes Anna Kendrick and Ron Livingston, and the film's heavily improvised dialogue gives it a natural, immersive feel. It's a bittersweet, low-key gem that proves less is more. If you're in the mood for more underrated romances, check out Love in the Shadows: 7 Must-Watch Forgotten Romantic Movies Ranked.
'Ticket to Paradise' (2022)
Before Kaitlyn Dever returns for Season 3 of HBO's The Last of Us, catch her in this breezy 2022 rom-com. George Clooney and Julia Roberts play a divorced couple who fly to Bali to stop their daughter from making the same mistake they did—getting married too young. Directed by Ol Parker, the film is a visually stunning escape with plenty of laughs.
Despite a 57% Rotten Tomatoes score, Ticket to Paradise was a surprise box office hit, thanks to the undeniable chemistry of its leads and Dever's rising star power. It's the perfect lighthearted watch for a tough week. For more on Dever's upcoming role, see Why Rafe Cameron Is the Perfect JJ Replacement for Outer Banks Season 5.
Whether you're in the mood for Oscar-worthy drama, indie charm, or star-studded fun, these three movies offer something for everyone. Stream them now on Netflix.
