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New movies continue to arrive thick and fast as we barrel through 2026's summer blockbuster season — and this week's biggest new flick is a doozy.
Indeed, Woody, Buzz, and Jessie and the rest of the gang are back for more misadventures in Toy Story 5, which is out now in theaters worldwide. If you've outgrown Pixar's popular money-making film franchise, though, A24's latest release in The Death of Robin Hood might be right up your alley instead.
Not fussed on either film? There are plenty more fantastic looking new movies coming in late June and beyond (NB: new entries for August to December will be added soon). So, read on to find out what your next trip to the cinema will be!
New movies: June
Toy Story 5
Release date: out now (worldwide)
A movie that didn't need to be made in the eyes of some, especially after the last two Toy Story films appeared to bring down the curtain on Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and company.
Regardless of your feelings on the matter, Pixar and Disney have made Toy Story 5. This time, the iconic toys have to contend with the arrival of new high-tech playthings. Indeed, after Bonnie is gifted a touchscreen tablet named Lilypad, it isn't long before our heroes find themselves on the periphery of playtime once more. Unsure how to handle the villainous Lilypad, Buzz and Jesse reach out to Woody for help — and everyone's favorite cowboy reunites with the group to tackle the new threat.
Before you see it, read my Toy Story 5 review to find out if it lives up to the series' best entries.
The Death of Robin Hood
Release date: out now (most territories); September 4 (UK)
Hugh Jackman can't catch a break on the big screen lately. Indeed, after his character was bumped off as part of The Sheep Detectives' plot, the Aussie actor's latest role sees him to play an aged-up Robin Hood in an A24 historical drama that many people have unsurprisingly likened to his 2019 R-rated X-Men movie in Logan.
In it, Jackman's infamous outlaw seeks shelter at a remote nunnery after being seriously injured during his last battle. While there, he's prevented from leaving by a mysterious woman (played by Jodie Comer), which forces the eponymous bandit to reflect his past actions.
Supergirl
Release date: June 26 (worldwide)
The second DC Universe (DCU) movie to arrive as part of DCU Chapter One, this comic book movie marks the first time that Supergirl will have appeared on the big screen in over 40 years.
Based on the graphic novel Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, it'll follow Milly Alcock's Kara Zor-El after she's enlisted to help young warrior Ruthye track down and kill the space pirate who murdered Ruthye's father.
For more on one of this year's most exciting new movies, find out everything we know so far about Supergirl. Then, check out my Supergirl cast and character guide to see who'll join Alcock on-screen.
Jackass: Best and Last
Release date: June 26 (worldwide)
"Hi, I'm Johnny Knoxville, welcome to Jackass!" — a phrase that'll be instantly recognizable to a whole generation of fans, it's one we'll likely hear for the final time when Jackass: Best and Last riotously flies into theaters in late June.
A compilation-positioned installment of the slapstick comedy reality franchise, we'll see Knoxville and the rest of the cast take part in new stunts, and look back on their biggest hits, across Best and Last's runtime. It promises to be a bittersweet farewell for the Jackass crew, but one that'll have us laughing all the way to the end credits.
New movies: July
Minions & Monsters
Release date: July 1 (worldwide)
The babbling, yellow-hued gift that keeps on giving for Universal, Minions & Monsters sees the former return for their next big-screen outing — one that'll likely make over $1 billion globally, too.
Set years before their 2015 self-titled film, the Minions somehow find themselves cast in a monster movie that's seriously short of terrifying creatures. Cue the group embarking on a quest to track down a whole host of colorful beasts to star opposite them in what's set to be an incredibly metatextual movie.
The Invite
Release date: July 3 (worldwide)
Described as a dark comedy, The Invite stars Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen as Angela and Joe, a married couple going through a tough time in their relationship. However, when their neighbors (Edward Norton and Penelope Cruz) invite them to partake in their now-weekly orgies, things quickly spiral out of control.
This A24 flick earned rave reviews at this year's Sundance Film Festival in January. Hopefully, that early positive word of mouth will hope this one to become the increasingly popular studio's next big-screen hit.
Moana
Release date: July 10 (worldwide)
The latest Disney live-action remake that's left people scratching their heads over whoever asked for it, Moana re-teams us with the titular heroine and demigod Maui — once again played by Dwayne Johnson — as they set sail to turn the tide against Te Kā, a volanic demon that threatens Moana's island home.
It's only been a decade since the original animated film wowed audiences worldwide, so it's a bit early for a reimagining of it, right? RIGHT?! Nonetheless, if it brings in the big bucks for Disney, the House of Mouse will certainly be singing "You're welcome" to itself...
Rosebush Pruning
Release date: July 10 (worldwide)
Indie studio Mubi will continue to try and position itself as the new A24 with its latest film offering Rosebush Pruning.
Billed as a satirical tragicomedy thriller, it stars Callum Turner as Jack, who causes something of a ruckus within his immediate family when he brings him new girlfriend Martha (Elle Fanning). The reason? Jack's family is hiding a dark secret that involves the protagonist himself. You won't find spoilers for what that is here, though, so my advice is to go and see one of July's new movies when it hits a cinema screen near you.
The Odyssey
Release date: July 24 (worldwide)
Largely expected to be one of the biggest new movies of 2026, The Odyssey sees film auteur Christopher Nolan step behind the camera for his silver screen adaptation on Homer's ancient Greek epic.
Starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, the high fantasy action flick will chronicle the Ithican king's years-long journey to return home to his wife Penelope (Anne Hathaway) and son Telemachus (Tom Holland) following the end of the Trojan War. Jon Bernthal, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Zendaya, Charlize Theron, Benny Safdie, and Mia Goth are among its A-list ensemble. Expect this one to make an aboslute stack of cash at the worldwide box office.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Just two weeks after his major supporting role in The Odyssey, Tom Holland will throw on his Spider-Man spandex once more for the iconic Marvel hero's fourth solo adventure in the MCU.
Set five years after its forebear, Spider-Man: Brand New Day sees Peter Parker grapple with an increasing sense of isolation as he fully throws himself into his friendly neighborhood persona and attempts to keep New York City safe amid the rapid rise of numerous supervillains. Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, Sadie Sink, and Mark Ruffalo are part of its starry cast.
For more on Spider-Man 4 ahead of its late July launch, find out everything we know so far about Spider-Man: Brand New Day — including how it might set up this year's only other Marvel Phase 6 film in Avengers: Doomsday.
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