Last Chance to Watch: 8 Iconic Shows and Movies Leaving Netflix in June

Netflix is clearing out part of its content library this June, and some fan favorites are on the chopping block. From iconic classics and superhero origins to thrilling dramas and nostalgic animation, these titles are set to exit the platform soon. Here’s your heads-up to binge them one last time before they disappear.

1. The Karate Kid (1984)

Relive the ultimate underdog story with Daniel LaRusso’s journey from outcast to karate champ, guided by the wise Mr. Miyagi. Before Cobra Kai, there was The Karate Kid—a feel-good classic that still packs an emotional punch.

2. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (2024)

The battle of the titans continues in this action-packed MonsterVerse sequel. With stunning CGI and epic showdowns, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is a blockbuster spectacle worth watching before it roars off Netflix.

3. Ramayya Vasthavayya (2013)

This Telugu action-drama delivers a blend of romance, revenge, and high-octane emotion. Jr NTR’s energetic performance makes Ramayya Vasthavayya a must-watch for fans of South Indian cinema.

4. Magic Mike XXL (2015)

More than just dance and glitz, this sequel is about friendship, freedom, and finding joy in performance. Magic Mike XXL takes you on a fun-filled road trip with plenty of heart—and some unforgettable moves.

5. Ben 10 (Seasons 1–3)

The origins of the beloved animated series are heading out. Follow young Ben Tennyson as he discovers the Omnitrix and battles alien threats in the first three seasons of Ben 10—perfect for reliving childhood or discovering it anew.

6. Dexter (Seasons 1–8)

The dark double life of Miami’s most infamous forensic expert comes to an end on Netflix. Dexter blends murder, mystery, and moral ambiguity in a gripping drama that has kept audiences hooked for years.

7. Pride & Prejudice (2005)

This celebrated adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel is known for its wit, charm, and electric chemistry between Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen. Pride & Prejudice is ideal for a cozy rewatch before it exits the platform.

8. Batman Begins (2005)

Christopher Nolan’s gritty take on the Dark Knight redefined the superhero genre. Batman Begins introduces Christian Bale’s brooding Bruce Wayne in a powerful origin story. Revisit Gotham before the bat signal fades.

With a mix of genres and unforgettable performances, these titles deserve a spot on your watchlist before they vanish. June is your last chance—stream them while you can.