Every movie and series leaving Netflix this week: January 2026

This is code red, guys. I repeat, this is CODE RED.

Netflix has pressed the self-destruct button on your watchlist, and it is not playing around anymore. Many of us are looking forward to a fresh start on January 1st, 2026, but let us tell you it isn’t just that; it is the execution date for a staggering number of titles.

Some of the biggest films of the last decade are packing up. That includes your comfort rewatches, award season favourites, and only so many cult hits. All of these are headed for the chopping block. And they are not even trying to space them out. It’s a New Year’s Day disaster.

Before you have even finished that leftover cake, Tenet will be gone. Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending action puzzle is getting erased from the platform. And right behind it? Elvis. Yep, Baz Luhrmann’s sweaty yet glittery biopic has already left the building. You had a year. That was it.

And just when you thought that was dramatic enough, The Hangover trilogy is also vanishing in one clean sweep. No need to sing praises for this one, as many of us have the script by heart. Sadly, that’s all we’ll have to rely on.

Then there is Ocean’s 8. A movie where the plot doesn’t matter because the cast is so elite it makes your screen feel expensive. Gone. Say goodbye to Dreamgirls, too! No, really, say goodbye. Because once this one is gone, you won’t be getting that Beyoncé monologue again unless you go hunting.

It gets worse. Scarface, Taxi Driver, and The Green Mile are all being wiped off, like Netflix is trying to start a fight with film history itself. You want gangster epics? Psychological classics? Not on this platform anymore.

Oh, and in case you thought it was just adult drama leaving, the Kung Fu Panda trilogy is also out. That’s right, all three films. This departure also includes the two Karate Kid movies. Thank god, Cobra Kai is still there.

Family favourites? Paddington 2 will be gone too, along with Casper and The Goonies. You had your chance to rewatch them. Netflix gave you years. Now they are yanking the blanket.

And don’t even get us started on Fifty Shades. If you were waiting to hate-watch Christian Grey all over again with your friends for the laughs and the gasps, you have less than 72 hours to make it happen.

Now, let’s move to the shows. Lost is leaving. The full series. If you haven’t gotten closure, you are not getting it from Netflix. And Mr Robot leaves a few days later. One of the best finales of the last decade, and they are snatching it.

So no, you don’t have a few weeks. You have hours. You have barely enough time to queue them up. This is not a drill, people!

Watch them now. Or don’t, but you’ll be complaining about it later.

Every movie and series leaving Netflix this week

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