7 Lesser-Known Time Travel Movies to Stream in June on Netflix, Prime & More

Looking for your next time travel movie fix? Here are 7 lesser-known time travel movies to stream in June:

7. Long Story Short (2021)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 53%

Teddy (played by Rage Spall) wakes up the morning after his wedding to Leanne (Zahra Newman) and soon finds himself catapulted forward to their first anniversary. Then their second, third, and so on.

With each passing 'year', the couple drifts further apart. Can Teddy break the cycle and ensure a happy marriage?

Stream on: Prime, Netflix, Fandango at Home

6. Time Lapse (2014)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 74%

A group of friends enter a neighbor's apartment and find a strange machine that takes pictures of their own apartment at 8 p.m. one day in the future.

Then they find out that their neighbor is dead and has been for a week. And it looks like they now have to make sure that the events in the photos happen.

Stream on: Fandango at Home

5. Mirage (2018)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 76%

A Spanish film known in its native language as Durante la Tormenta.

In 1989, a boy named Nico is making a video during a thunderstorm and discovers that a neighbor has killed his wife. While fleeing the scene, he is hit by a car and killed.

25 years later, Vera Roy and David Ortiz move into Nico's old house with their daughter Gloria. During another electrical storm, Vera communicates with Nico through the TV, urging him not to leave the house.

But by saving his life, she wipes Gloria out of existence.

Stream on: Netflix

4. Safety Not Guaranteed (2012)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91%

A multi-award-winning movie that follows Jeff (Jake Johnson), a journalist at a magazine, who answers an ad placed by a man named Kenneth (Mark Duplass) who is looking for a companion for a time traveling expedition.

Jeff has an ulterior motive, which is to find his ex, who lives in the same city as Kenneth, who is also looking to rekindle love. Only for Kenneth, it's a case of going back in time to save his girlfriend from dying.

Unable to contact Kenneth, Jeff turns to his colleague Darius (Aubrey Plaza). When they meet, Darius falls in love with Kenneth. Then it's revealed that his ex is alive and well.

Stream on: Fandango at Home

3. Palm Springs (2020)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94%

Nyles (Andy Samberg) and Sarah (Cristin Milioti) are wedding guests who go to the beach to have sex. But Nyles gets shot with an arrow.

He crawls into a cave and tells Sarah not to follow him. Ignoring his advice, she goes with him and finds herself in the same time loop as him and the other wedding guests.

From there, it's all the ups, downs and shenanigans you'd expect from a decent romcom – just with the added complexity of different time periods.

Stream on Hulu, Prime, Disney+

2. Beyond the Infinite Two Minutes (2020)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 99%

A low-budget Japanese comedy full of vibrant energy and a plot that is somehow both logical and mind-boggling.

Shot over 7 days, the movie was edited to look like it was filmed in one take. Cafe owner Kato realizes that his computer screen is showing him what will happen in two minutes from the perspective of his TV, which is showing what happened two minutes ago.

So he takes the two screens and turns them around to create a Droste effect.

Got it? Of course not. So give it a try and find out why it got a near-perfect score on RT.

Stream on: Prime

1. The Call (2020)

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100%

In this South Korean thriller, two women in the same house, but 20 years apart, are able to communicate by phone.

Kim Seo-yeon (from 2019) asks Oh Young-sook (from 1999) to prevent a fire that killed her father in the past. Young-sook does, but time is not to be tampered with.

It soon becomes clear that what never happened in 1999 has serious unintended consequences.

Stream on: Netflix