13 Movies You Need to Watch in June

This one is quite literally a wild ride. It centers on D.C. (played by Johnny Knoxville), a kooky daredevil who runs a second-rate amusement park called Action Point, where the main philosophy is fun at all costs—even safety. But when a corporate mega-park comes to town, jeopardizing the future of Action Point, it's up to D.C. and his band of misfit friends to save his happy place. Fans of the old MTV series Jackass will recognize the crazy, almost cringe-worthy stunts. (June 1)

A young couple's sailing adventure turns from a joy ride into a horrific encounter in this big-screen re-telling of a true story. Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin play Tami and Richard, the lovers who sets out on a leisurely boat trip from from Tahiti to San Diego and unknowingly sail directly into one of the most Catastrophic storms in recorded history. (June 1)

The emotional story of two parents (played by Claire Danes and Jim Parsons) navigating the challenges of raising a gender-fluid child who challenges societal norms. With both support and criticism from those in their lives, the duo must traverse the tricky business of modern child rearing, while also keeping their own relationship in-tact. Ann Down, Priyanka Chopra and Octavia Spencer also star. (June 1)

A funny and heart-warming tale of love, sex, and camaraderie among teens just trying to figure it all out. It follows Alex (played by Daniel Doheny), a high school student who must face his sexuality head-on once the opportunity to lose that ever-illusive v-card presents itself. It's the coming-of-age story we need right now. And bonus points: You can stream this one right from your couch, on Netflix. (June 8)

This fright film follows the Grahams, a family that, after the passing of their beloved matriarch, begins to unearth terrifying and sinister truths about their ancestry. The more they learn, the more danger they seem to be in. Yikes. Toni Collette and Ann Dowd star. (June 8)

Move over, Danny—it's your sister's turn to take the lead. Debbie Ocean (played by InStyle's June cover star Sandra Bullock) is fresh out of jail, so what's the first thing she does? Gather a motley crew of badass women to pull off a jewelry heist at the Met Gala, of course! Helena Bonham Carter, Cate Blanchett, Anne Hathaway, Sarah Paulson, Mindy Kaling, Rihanna, and Awkwafina comprise the girl gang, but keep your eyes peeled for the dozens upon dozens of A-list cameos. If you only see one movie this month, it should probably be this one. (June 8)

It's been 14 long years since The Incredibles hit theaters, and fans have been patiently waiting for part two ever since word of a sequel got out. The wait is finally over. This time around, the superhero fam is dealing with a new family dynamic, where mom Elastigirl (voiced by Holly Hunter) is busy saving the world, while dad Mr. Incredible (voiced by Craig T. Nelson), is holding down the household. It's a family friendly option that parents will enjoy, too. (June 15)

Every friend group has its traditions, and the squad in this flick is no different. One month out of every year is dedicated to an elaborate game of tag that sees every participant traversing the country and risking it all for the game. Who says you have to grow up? Jon Hamm, Jake Johnson, Ed Helms, Isla Fisher, Rashida Jones and Jeremy Renner are just a few of the faces you'll recognize. (June 15)

Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard are back as paleontologists Owen Grady and Claire Dearing for another bout of dino madness. This time, the island's dormant volcano begins to erupt, prompting Owen and Claire to spring into action to save the remaining dinosaurs from danger. OG Jeff Goldblum also reprises his role as Ian Malcolm. (June 22)

This indie crime drama centers on a young man named Sam (played by Andrew Garfield) who becomes enchanted by an enigmatic woman named Sarah (played by Riley Keough). When Sarah suddenly disappears, Sam sets out on a quest across Los Angeles to find her, but it turns out to be way more than he bargained for. (June 22)

Josh Brolin is back as agent Matt Graver, facing off once again against Alejandro Gillick (played by Benicio Del Toro) and his cartel as they start trafficking something extremely dangerous across the U.S. border: terrorists. (June 29)

Buckle up for the road trip of the summer! Disgraced basketball coach Dax (played by the hilarious Lil Rel Howery) sets out to reunite a group of aging street ball players so that he can enter into a prestigious tournament and redeem himself to his rivals. NBA star Kyrie Irving stars as the legendary Uncle Drew, the leader of the pack and the glue needed to pull the team back together. If you look past the prosthetics and graying wigs, you might also recognize Shaq, Nate Robinson, J.B. Smoove, Reggie Miller, and Chris Webber. Tiffany Haddish also stars. (June 29)

If you're a fan of period pieces, then this is the movie you'll love the most this month. Jessica Chastain stars as Catherine Weldon, a portrait painter in the 1890s who travels from New York to Dakota for the opportunity to paint Lakota leader Sitting Bull (played by Michael Greyeyes). But as the struggle of the Lakota people heightens, Weldon finds herself entangled in the dispute between the tribe and the American government. Sam Rockwell also stars. (June 29)