Netflix is once again reshuffling its streaming catalog in July 2026, and this month’s departures are hitting especially hard for movie lovers. As licensing agreements expire, a wide mix of blockbuster films, cult classics, and popular franchises are set to leave the platform across the United States.
According to Netflix’s official departure listings and industry coverage from entertainment outlets, the July removals include everything from award-winning dramas to iconic horror staples and crowd-pleasing comedies.
The rotation reflects Netflix’s ongoing reliance on licensed content, meaning many titles are only available for limited windows before shifting to other platforms or leaving streaming entirely.
Among the most notable exits are Bohemian Rhapsody, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, the complete Saw franchise collection, and the cult-favorite romantic fantasy Sliding Doors. For viewers, this creates a final opportunity to revisit major films before they vanish from the library.
Below is a closer look at four of the biggest and most talked-about titles leaving Netflix in July 2026, and why they remain worth watching one last time.
Bohemian Rhapsody (July 1)
One of the most high-profile removals this month is Bohemian Rhapsody, the Oscar-winning biographical drama chronicling the rise of Queen and its legendary frontman Freddie Mercury. Directed by Bryan Singer and starring Rami Malek in an Academy Award-winning performance, the film traces Mercury’s journey from a struggling performer to one of the most iconic voices in rock history.
The movie became a global box office success upon release, earning multiple Academy Awards including Best Actor for Malek. Its emotional centerpiece remains the recreation of Queen’s legendary Live Aid performance, widely praised for its attention to detail and emotional impact. The film continues to attract repeat viewers for its music-driven storytelling and larger-than-life performances.
Beyond the awards and spectacle, the film also highlights Mercury’s personal struggles and creative genius, offering a dramatized but compelling look at fame and identity. With its departure from Netflix, fans of music biopics will need to look elsewhere to stream one of the most recognizable films of the last decade.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (July 1)
Another major title leaving Netflix is Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, the 2017 reboot that successfully revived the classic franchise for a new generation. Directed by Jake Kasdan, the film stars Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Karen Gillan, and Jack Black as teenagers who are transported into a video game world, taking on avatar identities far removed from their real-life personalities.
The film’s success lies in its comedic chemistry and modern twist on the original concept. Instead of a jungle board game, the story now plays out inside a video game where survival depends on teamwork, adaptability, and humor. the film remains one of the platform’s most rewatched action-comedies due to its broad appeal.
Critics and audiences alike praised the film for balancing nostalgia with fresh storytelling, helping it spawn a successful sequel and expand into a new franchise era. Its removal marks the end of a significant streaming run, making it one of the most notable family-friendly departures of the month.
Saw Franchise Collection (July 19th)
Horror fans will feel the impact of Netflix’s July cleanout with the removal of the entire Saw franchise lineup, including multiple sequels and spin-offs. Starting with the original 2004 film, the series built a reputation for psychological horror, intricate traps, and the infamous character Jigsaw, portrayed by Tobin Bell.
The franchise follows a twisted moral framework where victims are placed in life-or-death scenarios designed to test their will to survive. Each installment escalates the complexity of the traps and expands the mythology surrounding Jigsaw’s ideology. All major entries—including Saw II through Saw VI, Saw: The Final Chapter, and Jigsaw—are leaving simultaneously.
The removal effectively ends one of the most complete horror collections available on the platform. For fans of the genre, this is one of the last chances to binge the entire saga in sequence before it shifts away from Netflix’s library.
Sliding Doors (July 28th)
Rounding out the most notable departures is Sliding Doors, the 1998 romantic fantasy drama starring Gwyneth Paltrow. The film presents a unique narrative structure that follows two parallel timelines based on a single moment—whether the protagonist catches a train or misses it.
This split creates two dramatically different life paths, exploring themes of fate, chance, and human connection. John Hannah co-stars as James, a character who plays a pivotal emotional role in both versions of the story. The film has maintained a strong cultural presence due to its inventive storytelling structure and emotional resonance.
The film’s dialogue and philosophical undertones continue to make it a favorite among fans of thoughtful romantic dramas. Its departure from Netflix signals the exit of one of the more quietly influential films in the platform’s catalog, especially for viewers drawn to character-driven storytelling.
Full List of Titles Leaving Netflix in June 2026
July 1
- 30 Minutes or Less
- American Hustle
- The Bernie Mac Show – Seasons 1-5
- Between – Seasons 1-2
- Bohemian Rhapsody
- Colombiana
- Hellboy
- Hostel: Part III
- Johnny Mnemonic
- Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
- Just Go With It
- Money Talks
- My Best Friend’s Wedding
- My Girl
- Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown
- Paw Patrol: The Movie
- Runaway Bride
- Steel Magnolias
- Wild Things
July 4
- Night of the Living Dead
July 7
- The Roommate
July 8
- Silent House
July 15
- Side Effects
July 19
- Jigsaw
- Saw
- Saw II
- Saw III
- Saw IV
- Saw V
- Saw VI
- Saw: The Final Chapter
July 27
- Sliding Doors
July 29
- Tallulah
