Complete Rundown of All Shows and Movies Leaving Netflix in June 2023
Everything reaches its final days, and some of your favorite movies and TV shows on Netflix are not exemptions.
Yes, we’ll bid farewell to some of them, but don’t fret as the streaming giant will make up for it with its originals, such as The Diplomat and The Night Agent.
Netflix subscribers should hang on to their seats as some fan favorites and classics are about to leave the platform in the next weeks. Notable TV shows like “The Mole” and “Chappelle’s Show” will be bidding adieu.
In addition, horror enthusiasts might need to watch “The Darkness” and Stephen King’s adaptation “The Mist” before these take their final bows. A report by DigitalTrends confirmed this.
Comedy fanatics will also say goodbye to the classic “Jerry Maguire” and “The DUFF.” We advise you to check the list below if your favorites are included, giving you a chance to binge-watch them again.
List of Movies Leaving Netflix in June 2023
June 8
Bathtubs Over Broadway
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June 13
- Marlon: Seasons 1-2
- The Mole: Seasons 3-4
June 14
Cold Case Files: Season 1
June 15
The Darkness
June 19
Philomena
June 20
Shooter: Seasons 1-3
June 21
The Mist
June 29
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
June 30
- Chappelle’s Show: Seasons 1-2
- The Garfield Show: Seasons 1-2
- How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
- Jerry Maguire
- LOL
- Puss in Boots
- Resident Evil: Afterlife
- Resident Evil: Apocalypse
- The Stepfather
- The Taking of Pelham 123
- World War Z
Netflix Free Account Sharing in the US is Over
With the goal of keeping account ownership integrity. Netflix has recently launched its paid account sharing in the US.
If you’re sharing your account with someone outside your home, you’ll get an $8 charge per month for the extra user. If you have a Basic Netflix account, the additional charge will only apply to all users beyond the first user.
However, for Premium and Standard accounts, one or two additional users can still use the platform without any additional charges. This assures families with multiple users won’t be heavily affected.
Netflix promises that you can still enjoy watching even when traveling. However, you need to validate account ownership when using the platform from different devices or WI-Fi networks, a tad hassle for those who are sharing accounts.
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Account owners can pay for those who are sharing the account. Thus, subscribers can manage their personal data, including their watch history.
If the account owner doesn’t want to pay for extra users, these subscribers will be removed. Eventually, they would need to pay for their own subscriptions.
Netflix expects some of these users will choose to pay for their own accounts instead. In turn, the streaming platform will gain more revenue.
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