All the Movies and TV Shows Leaving Netflix and Hulu This Week
Between August 4 and August 10, 2025, Netflix and Hulu are trimming their catalogs, with several movies and shows set to disappear. It’s your final shot to catch these before they leave the streaming scene, so carve out some time this week.
From heartfelt comedies to intense thrillers and colorful animated series, the departing titles offer a little something for everyone. Below, we’ve listed each one leaving Netflix and Hulu, along with a quick peek at what makes them stand out.
The Set Up (2019)
Leaving Netflix on August 4, this Nigerian romantic comedy tracks a woman tangled in family schemes and an unexpected love story. It’s a charming, laugh-filled ride with a cultural twist.
Down Low (2023)
Set to exit Netflix on August 5, this quirky comedy dives into a man’s chaotic journey of self-discovery, starring Zachary Quinto and Lukas Gage. It’s sharp, bold, and full of surprises.
Ever After High (2013-2016)
This animated series, departing Netflix on August 5, follows the teenage offspring of fairy-tale icons at a magical academy. It’s a vibrant, fun spin on classic lore.
Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story (2021)
Exiting Netflix on August 5, this documentary uncovers the glamorous life of novelist Jackie Collins. It’s an engaging look at her bold career and lasting legacy.
Lockdown: 2025 (2021)
Leaving Netflix on August 5, this sci-fi drama centers on a family facing a futuristic lockdown. It’s a gripping, low-key thriller for fans of dystopian tales.
Love Is War (2019)
This Nigerian drama, also leaving Netflix on August 5, explores a couple caught in a political rivalry. It’s a tense mix of romance and power struggles.
My Wife and Kids (2001-2005)
Departing Netflix on August 5, this sitcom stars Damon Wayans as a dad navigating family life with humor. It’s a warm, funny throwback for comedy lovers.
High-Rise (2016)
Exiting Netflix on August 7, this dark thriller with Tom Hiddleston depicts a crumbling society in a futuristic tower. It’s a visually striking, unsettling watch.
Up North (2018)
Leaving Netflix on August 7, this Nigerian drama follows a young man’s journey of growth in a rural village. Its rich visuals and emotional core make it memorable.
Man on Wire (2008)
Set to leave Netflix on August 7, this award-winning documentary recounts Philippe Petit’s daring 1974 tightrope stunt. It’s a heart-pounding tale of courage.
Nimbe (2019)
Exiting Netflix on August 8, this Nigerian film tackles a teen’s struggle with bullying and addiction. It’s a powerful, heartfelt story with real impact.
Journey to Bethlehem (2023)
Leaving Netflix on August 8, this musical retelling of the Nativity story blends catchy tunes with a fresh take. It’s a lively pick for family movie nights.
Just Super (2022)
Departing Hulu on August 7, this animated tale follows a girl taking on her dad’s superhero role. It’s a fun, family-friendly adventure with heart.
The Friendship Game (2022)
Exiting Hulu on August 9, this sci-fi thriller tracks teens caught in a creepy supernatural game. It’s a suspenseful, twist-filled watch for genre fans.
Which of these titles are you squeezing in before they’re gone, or is there one you’ll miss most? Share your picks in the comments!